Responsify WP

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   Select which filters that RWP should be applied on. Thumbnails (post_thumbnail_html) and content (the_content) is used by default.You can also select which markup pattern RWP should generate.

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   You can easily override the default media queries for each image size. You can specify different settings for different scenarios.

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Installation Instructions

Using The WordPress Dashboard

1. Navigate to the ‘Add New’ in the plugins dashboard
2. Search for ‘Responsify WP’
3. Click ‘Install Now’
4. Activate the plugin on the Plugin dashboard

Uploading in WordPress Dashboard

1. Navigate to the ‘Add New’ in the plugins dashboard
2. Navigate to the ‘Upload’ area
3. Select responsify-wp.zip from your computer
4. Click ‘Install Now’
5. Activate the plugin in the Plugin dashboard

Using FTP

1. Download responsify-wp.zip
2. Extract the responsify-wp directory to your computer
3. Upload the responsify-wp directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
4. Activate the plugin in the Plugin dashboard

1.9.11

• Minor updates.

1.9.10

• Fix for the “E_NOTICE: Undefined index ‘full'” error message. Thx to Jesse Norell!

1.9.9

• Fixed for the “E_WARNING: Illegal string offset ‘width'” error message. Thx to John Gadbois!

1.9.8

• Renamed the Logger class to Responsify_WP_Logger. Thx to @victorsebrito!

1.9.7

• Fixed a bug in the Custom Media Queries interface.
• Support for WordPress 4.7

1.9.6

• Critical PHP 5.3 bugfix

1.9.5

• Bugfix. All image sizes was used if the one inserted through the editor wasn’t selected by the user.

1.9.4

• Bugfix, Custom Media Queries.
• Support for WordPress 4.4

1.9.3

• Updated the Picturefill polyfill to version 3.0.1.

1.9.2

• New feature: Debug mode. RWP adds an HTML comment with information about the image.
• Bugfix. Retina + specified image.
• Bugfix. The rwp_edit_generated_element filter is applied when calling rwp_img() and rwp_picture().

1.9.1

• Bugfix for the custom media query interface in Safari.
• The ability to deselect the full image size is back. (Accidentally removed in RWP 1.9)
• Minor improvements.

1.9.0

• Introducing a brand new user interface for managing custom media queries for the images.
• New filter: rwp_edit_generated_element. It allows you to make changes to the generated element before it’s inserted into the content.
• Tested with WordPress 4.3 beta 3.
• Improvements under the hood.

1.8.0

• Picture::create() has been replaced by rwp_img(), rwp_picture(), rwp_span(), rwp_style() and rwp_attributes(). (Picture::create() will still work)
• New filter: rwp_edit_attributes. It allows you to edit the attributes before they are applied to the generated element.
• Picturefill has been upgraded to version 2.3.1.
• Bugfixes and improvements.
• Tested with WordPress 4.2
• Thanks to @mawosch for the help with this release.

1.7.3

• Picture::create(‘attributes’) works with custom settings now.
• Bugfix: RWP should not be applied on RSS feeds.

1.7.2

• New: RWP will ignore images with the ‘rwp-not-responsive’ class.
• Bugfixes.

1.7.1

• Bugfix. The $content_width variable in functions.php could make the generated markup to be slightly incorret.

1.7.0

• Works on featured images out of the box.
• Apply RWP on custom content filters using the rwp_add_filters filter.
• Support for high resolution (retina) images.
• Picture::create(‘attributes’) returns only the generated attributes.

1.6.5

• Critical PHP 5.3 bugfix

1.6.4

• Bugfix. The default value of the sizes attribute didn’t work as expected in browsers with native support.
• Minor bugfixes and improvements.
• Added the ability to disable Picturefill.

1.6.3

• Updated Picturefill to version 2.2.0
• Minor bugfixes
• Tested with WordPress 4.1

1.6.2

• Added the ability to ignore image formats.
• Bugfixes.

1.6.1

• Critical bugfix. If the picture element was selected before 1.6.0, it stopped working.

1.6.0

• RWP now supports the sizes/srcset attributes. It’s the new default markup pattern.
• Bugfixes and improvements.

1.5.2

• Bugfix. Custom media queries works with the picture element now.

1.5.1

• All attributes on the original img tag are now preserved and passed on to the new element.
• External images will be ignored.
• Bugfixes
• Thanks to habannah for all of her help with pointing out issues with RWP.

1.5.0

• Now it’s possible to select if you want to use span or the real picture element.
• It’s also possible to only use the Picture::create() without replacing any img tags in the content.
• Bugfixes.

1.4.3

• Bugfix. If an image is beeing inserted by a shortcode, the generated markup could be replaced.

1.4.2

• Bugfix. On PHP 5.3.28, the plugin could make the site crash. Not anymore!

1.4.1

• Bugfix. If an image doesn’t exists in a selected size, WordPress returns the full size image instead. That would break the media queries.
• Tested with WordPress 4 beta 2.
• Improved documentation.

1.4

• Now it’s possible to set custom media queries.

1.3

• Settings can be passed in the query.

1.2

• The content filter now works on PHP 5.3