Can you share a specific example of an image thumbnail not coming through as WebP? I checked your site and I’m seeing plenty of WebP images, many of them resizes/thumbnails. That having been said, it looks like those are either hard-coded WebP or put there by another plugin. I don’t see EWWW IO running on the site.
Note too that our plugin will only serve the WebP version if it is smaller than the original.
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onurkk
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I got it up and running correctly and the thumbnails problem is solved with “force webp”. I have about 100k images.
It is very difficult to convert all of my existing images.
Is it possible to present new images as webp and old images as jpg?
I am currently uploading webp images manually
Our plugin specifically works to serve WebP images with a fallback to JPG/PNG if the WebP isn’t smaller than the original or if the browser doesn’t support it. So, given that, it should work fine to leave your old files as JPGs and just serve the WebP ones.
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onurkk
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There is no problem when I store images on my server. However, when I store them in s3 instead of the server, they are displayed in jpg format. (when I delete images from my server)
Are you checking in the network tab of the dev console to see if the mime-type is coming through as WebP? Also, you will want to make sure you are using JS WebP. These documents talk about your setup and how to use the WebP functions:
https://docs.ewww.io/article/119-webp-delivery
https://docs.ewww.io/article/120-webp-delivery-with-cdns-content-delivery-networks
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onurkk
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When I follow the instructions, I can only see the images converted to webp format. Jpg format images disappear.
Thank you for your support and interest.
One of the things mentioned in that second document I linked is that you may need to use the WebP URL function to re-write the CDN URLs:
https://docs.ewww.io/article/121-webp-urls-and-force-webp
As I haven’t heard anything back about this I’m going to resolve this thread. If you have further questions, please feel free to open a new one!