Hello, I am trying to better understand what happens to the images I upload - and how they are scaled. I want to improve my site's speed/performance.
I have already changed WordPress > Settings > Media sizes thumbnail/medium/large etc to 0 so that it does not automatically create copies of my image. I have optimised my images before uploading (via photoshop) already.
However, upon inspection, I can still see that new image sizes are being created (screenshot attached). Is this Kalium or WPBakery or...?
Any advice on how to stop automatic creation would be great, thank you
Our theme also generates images when they are uploaded and you can find which sizes are generated by looking in this file: includes/laborator_thumbnails.php
However, it doesn't mean that every of them will be included. The first solution should properly work for you I guess.
Hello, I am trying to better understand what happens to the images I upload - and how they are scaled. I want to improve my site's speed/performance.
I have already changed WordPress > Settings > Media sizes thumbnail/medium/large etc to 0 so that it does not automatically create copies of my image. I have optimised my images before uploading (via photoshop) already.
However, upon inspection, I can still see that new image sizes are being created (screenshot attached). Is this Kalium or WPBakery or...?
Any advice on how to stop automatic creation would be great, thank you
Attached files: Screenshot 2024-05-22 at 13.50.33.png
Hi ep,
The images you are talking about are automatically inserted from WordPress (though sizes exist) to show proper image size based on viewport scale.
This behavior can be disabled using a plugin, the one I know is Disable Responsive Images Complete.
Our theme also generates images when they are uploaded and you can find which sizes are generated by looking in this file: includes/laborator_thumbnails.php
However, it doesn't mean that every of them will be included. The first solution should properly work for you I guess.