Gdzie WordPress przechowuje obrazki na twojej witrynie?

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1. Syed Balkhi

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2. Mrteesurez

   Happy to learnt this from your article, all possible possible location where wordpress images are stored. Is it possible to save the images to remote location and serve them inside posts and within website ?

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   • WPBeginner Comments

     We have a guide on how to set up a remote connection to the media library with Google Drive: https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-connect-google-drive-to-your-wordpress-media-library/

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3. Jiří Vaněk

   By default, Wordpress media is stored in the wp-content/upload folder. Is it possible to change it to another folder in the configuration?

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   • WPBeginner Comments

     Yes! This can be done using the the method in this guide: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-change-the-default-media-upload-location-in-wordpress-3-5/

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4. Moinuddin Waheed

   While we upload any image it gets uploaded inside the media gallery of the wordpress.
   while it gets into different months folders by default it becomes handy to organise and access them but at times it becomes hard to find a particular image if not informed of the month of upload.
   Does images of all kinds whether posts or pages gets into monthly folder or only the posts or articles images go inside monthly folder?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     All of the images should be included in the folders but you should be able to search by title to find the image in your media library.

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5. Omar Abrahim

   Hi,

   The uploads folder is critical, correct? While there are probably references to the images / files stored in the WP database, the actual files in the uploads folder are needed, as they are not stored in the databse. Do I have that right?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     You are correct

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6. guy

   hi
   i have about 100 images in my gallery.
   when i looked at the download images in the server, i sow almost 1000.
   same image 10 times.. with different resolution.
   why is that?
   how do wordpress store images?
   thanks

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Those are generated image sizes, you would want to take a look at our guide below for preventing duplicates:

     https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-prevent-wordpress-from-generating-image-sizes/

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7. Gabriel Bartholomeu

   If I only move the files to wp-content folder, does it still creates a reference in database?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     No, it would not.

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8. Pratik Patel

   Hello Admin,

   I have some issues in automated Generated URLs,

   I have some URLs that includes only individual images in body from the rest of the website URLs, and they are indexed in Google. I wanted to remove this type of URLs from the Google Index.

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   • WPBeginner Support

     If you mean the image attachment page then you would want to set up your robots.txt: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-optimize-your-wordpress-robots-txt-for-seo/

     If they are pages you created then you can use a plugin like Yoast SEO to noindex the page: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-hide-a-wordpress-page-from-google/

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9. Luis Garcia

   Hi,

   I have been working in a website. It is a redesign of an already existing page, so what I did was: I exported all posts and pages through WP Exporter, but the images were missing. So, now the posts that had galleries don’t have the galleries, they don’t show up. Later, and as I was really advanced, I realized I should’ve exported and imported the database as well. Long story short, now I am trying to recover those images and make them appear in my current site. Is there a way to blend the last database with the new one?
   Thanks a lot.

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10. Lucy

    Hi,
    Thanks a lot for your help!!!

    Is there a plugin which can help to remove all the images not actualy used in any posts or pages?

    Thank you.

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    • John Cena

      Is this possible in WooCommerce?

      Thanks in advance

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11. Nitish

    Hello
    how to upload user images from custom template to custom folders and also in database table.

    Pls help
    Thanku.

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12. Adam

    Hello – Are there other places that WP can store images? I’ve taken over a legacy site (a pretty new site) and an image i need to replace is not located in the media library but does not appear to be hosted outside the site.

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    • John

      Hi Adam, did you ever figure this out? I’m running into the same issue. I have a list of images that are too big in file size, so I am going through the site and reducing these to optimize our site upload time. I’m having no luck with finding ANY images that contain „/legacy” in the URL.

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13. Mahmoud Momani

    Hello,
    Thanks for the article.
    I have a question about converting an ASP.NET website to wordpress, if you can write an article describing the required tables and how to insert data in it.
    Thanks.

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14. Holly

    If I delete and image from my media library after posting it to my site will it delete the image off of my site as well?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hi Holly,

      Yes, it will delete the image from your site as well.

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15. Ruth Billheimer

    Am I right in thinking that having a lot of images in the media library doesn’t slow up the site? I’m trying to get my head round the way pages load, to try and get a better speed. So if you have a lot of images on a page, they will slow it up but it doesn’t matter how many images you have stored. Is that right?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Yes. You can store as many images on your site as you want. However, WordPress will only load the images displayed on the page. You need to make sure that your images are optimized for speed and performance.

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16. nilesh nolkha

    I had one question regarding SEO of images. When you upload pics in media library, you can suggest a title, caption and alt text. Similarly when you are actually adding that media to the post pr image widget on page builder, you again can enter title, caption, alt image etc. Does it matter if we do it once or we have do it again for the media while adding it to a post ? How it is different

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    • Ruth Billheimer

      I think the caption can vary depending on where you’re using the image but the others stay the same. The alt text should be different from the title, or you can mark the image as decorative. If you have an accessibility plugin for people with a visual impairment, you also have to fill in the description.

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17. Sandy Ellingson

    Is there a way to export a list of items in the media file with the associated links? I found this post while trying to answer this question. I have looked for the wp_post file via phpmyadmin and can’t find it. Perhaps this is an old post?

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18. Marc Connor

    Do you guys recommend using your own image folder structure via FTP?

    I like to create a folder in the root called „images”, and store the images there. Well, as many as that particular WordPress t heme would let me.

    Is that better or worse than the default date-based structure?

    Sincerely,
    Marc

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19. Bob

    I built a website on my churches server. So now when I’m building my personal site which is a different server. I see all of the media of my churches site with my personal. Oh I built them on my laptop.

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20. Ronnie

    Please make the website responsive on phone

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21. jabbo126

    It’s shame, that Wordpress still haven’t better media files upload solution with better folder organization.

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22. Ikramullah

    Hi,
    My attached one of images are not shown as image tag beside starting paragraph as a tag.
    How to enable this feature?

    I need this info.

    Thanks.

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23. arya

    good post

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24. vijay jangra

    Hello editorial staff members, i have read and seen your many blog posts. I have a question in mind.
    How to build these beautiful images for your blog posts.

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25. kif

    hello, can you tell us why wp crop images? even when i upload i single one?

    thank you for your daily edition emails!

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    • Nawaze

      I do not know better, but I think after uploading you should change the size to full.

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    • Kevin

      WP automatically creates thumbnails, and versions for various sizes (small, medium, large, etc) for use with various devices on responsive website. So generally you’ll have the original size + the various auto-created sizes. You can then pick the appropriate size when adding an image to a page/post and WP will then serve the correct version for the device being used.

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