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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Stock image sources?Granted, not directly related to WordPress, but this must be something that almost all WP users have had to do. Picsum is a nice site, but unfortunately not much use without an image search (and I need a specific image).
I did find a good answer though – AI image generators will rescale (‘upscale’) an existing image for you, creating content to fill in the missing strips, so you can arbitrarily change the aspect ratio. I’m getting good results with Stable Diffusion XL (currently via tensor.art; nightcafe doesn’t let you change aspect ratios).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTML editor which doesn’t trash hand-coded HTML?On this site, when one of these links is clicked, another part of the CSS grid on the same page is filled with relevant content. There’s CSS and JavaScript that handles the links, that highlights and increases the font size when hovering, that loads the new content, and so on, so it’s not really a traditional ‘link’. The CSS and JS does all this by matching on
id. Maybe there’s a plugin that does all this, but I can never find a usable, supported, and high quality plugin when I need one, and it’s not a big deal to write the CSS and JS (no php required). However, it does rely on WordPress not messing with the HTML.Never tried the ‘Custom HTML block’ thing. But if the problem is happening when the visual editor starts up, as you’re suggesting (and it sounds very plausible) I suspect this wouldn’t make any difference. It looks to me like it “checks” the page on startup, removes whitespace, and “fixes” the HTML without either understanding HTML or understanding that it might be there for a reason. Even something as simple as WS can be important – I put in lots of WS to line up tags in a long list, and something just removes it.
Looks like I’ll have to live with it for the next 10 years as well.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I am facing problem in loading and downloading Mp3 filesUnrelated to WordPress. Turn on your browser debugger, find the errors reported, and do web searches for
net::ERR_HTTP2_PROTOCOL_ERROR
net::ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR