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@theluckywp Any news on this?

Thanks, this works.

Yes, I also checked the servers PHP setting for timezone. Both are set to Berlin/Brüssel (GMT+1). The time your plugin shows for next mail is GMT time.

I also checked the real cron time with a plugin (WP Crontrol) and the cau_set_schedule_mail cron-slug is set correctly to hourly and shows the GMT+1 time. I used the plugin to run the cron event instantly but still no mail appears.

WordPress Real Media Library, which is very good, but only available from codecanyon and there are no multi-licenses. But in the end I think it is a good investment, as my less tech-savvy customers can get used easier to an OS-like folder structure instead of a tagging-like scheme for files.

Cool. You are the best 🙂

Thanks and happy coding.

As you have to save the image as a file again after resize and before upload to resmush.it, you use a quality factor for the image.

I just looked at your source code by myself and you use wp_get_image_editor which returns a Wp_Image_Editor instance with the image loaded. Then you set no quality before using ->save again, thus the default quality is chosen.

As I’ve read about different default values, like 90, 92 or 82, I can only see that in the current 5.0 trunk the default value in the class is declared by 82 (see: https://core.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/browser/tags/5.0/src/wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor.php#L14) which is a bit less.

So can you please check in your code which quality is really used at execution time or set it explicitly to something over 90, not that you have unnecessary double compression by resize and then resmush.it.

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As for the qualities, I’ve looked at you source too and am a bit surprised.
Actually you use:
Lossless: 90
Lossy: 75
High: 50

I don’t think this is a good idea, and I would suggest to change this, as “Lossless” normally means no compression at all. I know, setting 100 is generally a bad Idea, but 90 is a bit less for “Lossless”, I actually thought “Lossy” would be at 90.

Now I know that I must use “Lossless” to get the compression to my liking.

That being said, I can only second my request to implement a free choosing of the quality factor.

Thanks and best regards,
Manuel

Hi. Thanks for the fast reply.

to 1. It was more a question, if this is intentional (maybe to simplify things or because you use another algorithm or similar). But if it is possible to add more flexible compression settings, then this can be a suggestion.

to 2. This was also more a question, as there could be a reason to backup all. But if there is no reason, then of course this should be considered to change.

to 3. Glad to hear.

to 4. The plugin I use for this, is “Imsanity”, which lets you define freely the width and height for resize and even in different context (e.g. uploaded directly to media gallery or uploaded in post). But as there are so many micro plugins slowing down the site, it’s always welcome to have plugins which can replace multiple of them.

Best regards,
Manuel