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Finding a media attachment post ID from a URL

Finding a media attachment post ID from a URL
  1. How do I find the URL ID of a WordPress attachment?
  2. How do I get an image attachment ID?
  3. What is attachment ID?
  4. How do I find the attachment name in WordPress?
  5. What is attachment URL?
  6. How do I find an image URL in WordPress?
  7. How do I find my media ID?
  8. What is WordPress attachment?
  9. How do I find the thumbnail ID in WordPress?
  10. How do I find original images in WordPress?

How do I find the URL ID of a WordPress attachment?

As we only need the ID column then we can use the method get_col to make sure we only return this post ID.

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How do I get an image attachment ID?

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  1. Log into WordPress admin panel, navigate to Media click on Library.
  2. Switch from Grid View to List View, then mouse over the image, you will see an image ID in the bottom.
  3. Open the image, and copy this image ID from the URL in your browser address bar.

What is attachment ID?

All the post meta you're saving is being attached to a post of type attachment, so You can consider $post->ID is the attachment ID.

How do I find the attachment name in WordPress?

$thumbnail_name = basename ( get_attached_file( $attachment_id ) );

What is attachment URL?

In short: every time you insert some media (an image for example) into a post, WordPress creates an entirely new web page/post containing nothing more than that single piece of media (plus the usual header, sidebar and footer, etc) – this new page is commonly referred to as an 'Attachment URL'.

How do I find an image URL in WordPress?

Open a page or post where the image is published and locate the image. After that, right-click on the image, and select 'Open image in new tab' option. Once the image opens in the new tab, look at the URL in the address bar. That is your WordPress image URL.

How do I find my media ID?

Your media ID is: 448979387270691659_45818965 This is how to get it.

  1. Go to instgram.com/username.
  2. Click the photo you want the id of.
  3. (Chrome instructions) right click on the photo (should be a popup image)
  4. Inspect element.

What is WordPress attachment?

The term attachment is used for files uploaded to WordPress from post edit screen. When a file is uploaded using the Add Media button from post edit screen, that file automatically becomes an attachment of that particular post.

How do I find the thumbnail ID in WordPress?

Simply paste this code inside the loop code that you are writing. $thumb_id = get_post_thumbnail_id(); $thumb_url = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $thumb_id , 'thumbnail-size' , true); echo $thumb_url [0];

How do I find original images in WordPress?

It takes these arguments:

  1. int $attachment_id - Image attachment ID.
  2. string|array $size - Optional. Image size to retrieve. Accepts any valid image size, or an array of width and height values in pixels (in that order). ...
  3. bool $icon - Optional. Whether the image should be treated as an icon. Default false.

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