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supporti just realized this tool resized a lot of images on a website im currently developing.i opted-out of wordpress big_image_size_threshold filter beforehand, just to realize that your plugin puts it back in. please make it optional and require the user to opt-in instead of activating it on install
Hi @jnz31 This is based off of the Max Image Dimensions option on the Essentials tab. Whatever you put in there will be used for the threshold. If you put 0’s in, it will allow any size.
hi @adamewww i know, where this comes from. but as mentioned above, i already used a filter to disable the threshold fully at another place, thinking i was save on that end only to realize, that your plugin overwrites this. its not a bad feature, but you should make it opt-in, instead of default. since it would not respect, if i put add_filter('big_image_size_threshold', '__return_false'); somewhere else… This reply was modified 1 year ago by jnz31 .
I see what you’re saying and appreciate the feedback. However, I don’t know that it’s going to be something that we will turn around. The option to opt-out of this is a part of the wizard when you first install the plugin. It talks about what this does and allows for the bypassing of it. It would be a rework of things to reverse this, if possible at all. And putting the default at 0’s would potentially cause greater issues.
Hi @jnz31 This is based off of the Max Image Dimensions option on the Essentials tab. Whatever you put in there will be used for the threshold. If you put 0’s in, it will allow any size.
hi @adamewww i know, where this comes from. but as mentioned above, i already used a filter to disable the threshold fully at another place, thinking i was save on that end only to realize, that your plugin overwrites this. its not a bad feature, but you should make it opt-in, instead of default. since it would not respect, if i put add_filter('big_image_size_threshold', '__return_false'); somewhere else… This reply was modified 1 year ago by jnz31 .
I see what you’re saying and appreciate the feedback. However, I don’t know that it’s going to be something that we will turn around. The option to opt-out of this is a part of the wizard when you first install the plugin. It talks about what this does and allows for the bypassing of it. It would be a rework of things to reverse this, if possible at all. And putting the default at 0’s would potentially cause greater issues.