Zee_Dee

Excellent Plugin.

Yes, it can, after installation and activation plugin first time it converts all my images which were in *.png and *.jpg format into *.webp into the same directory as original images.

And now all my new added images plugin automatically move to the following directory:

public_html/wp-content/uploads-webpc/uploads/home/xxxxxx/public_html/t.tefida.com/2020/06

I need that plugin adds converter images to the same directory as the original files with images.

First and the main reason why to do it is the path of images.

—-=Example:=—-

When I add images to the published materials I wrote the next line:

https://tefida.com/t.tefida.com/2020/06/Cyberpunk2077435x435-1.jpg

but when I write https://tefida.com/t.tefida.com/2020/06/Cyberpunk2077435x435-1.jpg.webp it does not works cause image has different path as exactly

public_html/wp-content/uploads-webpc/uploads/home/xxxxxx/public_html/t.tefida.com/2020/06

And I cannot use it.

My steps to solve this problem: go to Cpanel and manually move images from the mentioned directory above to the directory with original images. And after that, I can use following path:

https://tefida.com/t.tefida.com/2020/06/Cyberpunk2077435x435-1.jpg.webp

How to make that converter *.webp images save to the same directory with uploaded *.jpg and *.png images?

Regards
Michael

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Sure, I’ve changed it by myself, and now all my images upload to the t.tefida.com folder, and to this message I attach the screenshot of server configuration.

http://prnt.sc/t6et57

Regards
Michael

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Zee_Dee.

I found an answer but I need your assistance.

Here is the following filter which I should add to end of functions.php page.

Directory path with converted WebP files (relative to the root directory):

add_filter('webpc_uploads_webp', function($path) {
  return 'wp-content/uploads-webpc';
});

And I should change the path to:

add_filter('webpc_uploads_webp', function($path) {
  return 'public_html/t.tefida.com/';
});

Am I correct?

Regards
Michael

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Zee_Dee.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Zee_Dee.
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