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Douglas Karr Douglas Karr Follow on XLast Updated: Friday, October 27, 2023 5 minutes read A WordPress plugin involves additional overhead, requiring WordPress to load and manage the plugin. This includes reading the plugin directory, checking for updates, and maintaining plugin metadata. Whenever I’m working on optimizing Martech Zone or a client’s WordPress installation, I always analyze the plugins utilized, quality of the code, impact on the site, and how much functionality there is in the plugin being used. I often find that plugins are bloated, poorly developed, and add unnecessary overhead that can slow down the site or administration. If it’s a simple feature, I’ll typically remove the plugin and modify the child theme functions.php instead. When code is placed in the child theme’s functions.php file, it is directly integrated into the theme, which can be slightly more efficient regarding resource usage. Ultimately, your choice shoulThis function adds a custom column to the list of posts in the WordPress admin panel. It takes an array of existing columns as an argument ($columns
It adds a new column named img with the label Featured Image. It returns the modified array of columns with the new img column added. customize_featured_image_column function: This function is responsible for customizing the content of the img column for each post in the list. It takes two parameters: $column_name (the name of the current column being processed) and $post_id (the ID of the current post). It checks if the currently processed column is img (the custom column we added). If it’s the img column, it fetches and displays the featured image and additional information. It uses ge Country Email List the_post_thumbnail_url to retrieve the URL of the featured image in the “thumbnail” size. It checks if a featured image is set by verifying if the $thumbnail_url is not empty. If a featured image is set, it also retrieves the URL of the original (full-sized) image and its dimensions using get_the_post_thumbnail_url and getimagesize. It fetches the actual title of the post using.
get_the_title. It constructs the title attribute for the image in the format “Title: Actual Title (Original Width px by Original Height px).” It displays the thumbnail image with a maximum height of 80px and sets the title attribute to the constructed $image_title. You can modify this height to whatever you’d like. If no featured image is set, it displays “No featured image set.”d also consider factors like code organization, maintenance, and your project’s specific needs. Add Featured Image Column To Posts List I was running a plugin on Martech Zone which added a column to the Posts List with the featured image. Unfortunately, the plugin had some bloat with unnecessary additional settings and resources like a video that had long been taken down. I dissected the plugin and figured out how they were adding the image column… and then I modified the plugin with some additional features like having the title and dimensions of the featured image upon mouseover.
It adds a new column named img with the label Featured Image. It returns the modified array of columns with the new img column added. customize_featured_image_column function: This function is responsible for customizing the content of the img column for each post in the list. It takes two parameters: $column_name (the name of the current column being processed) and $post_id (the ID of the current post). It checks if the currently processed column is img (the custom column we added). If it’s the img column, it fetches and displays the featured image and additional information. It uses ge Country Email List the_post_thumbnail_url to retrieve the URL of the featured image in the “thumbnail” size. It checks if a featured image is set by verifying if the $thumbnail_url is not empty. If a featured image is set, it also retrieves the URL of the original (full-sized) image and its dimensions using get_the_post_thumbnail_url and getimagesize. It fetches the actual title of the post using.
get_the_title. It constructs the title attribute for the image in the format “Title: Actual Title (Original Width px by Original Height px).” It displays the thumbnail image with a maximum height of 80px and sets the title attribute to the constructed $image_title. You can modify this height to whatever you’d like. If no featured image is set, it displays “No featured image set.”d also consider factors like code organization, maintenance, and your project’s specific needs. Add Featured Image Column To Posts List I was running a plugin on Martech Zone which added a column to the Posts List with the featured image. Unfortunately, the plugin had some bloat with unnecessary additional settings and resources like a video that had long been taken down. I dissected the plugin and figured out how they were adding the image column… and then I modified the plugin with some additional features like having the title and dimensions of the featured image upon mouseover.