Add WP-CLI task to add srcset to all images #148
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Uses DOMDocument to find images, then pulls the image ID from the `wp-image-*` class (could switch to whatever content filtering is used for ResponsiveImagesCG#144, so we’re not reliant on something that might be disabled). Generate the srcset, add it to the image tag, and update the post.
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@ryelle this looks awesome. What are the downsides to |
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+1 Why don't you merge this? |
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Now that we've switched to using a display filter (#177) to add |
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First-pass PR for #143
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wp respimg add-srcset, to check all posts (and pages, all public CPTs but attachments) for image tags and if the image does not already have asrcsetattribute, add the srcset. This first saves a revision of the old post, makes the change, then updates the post with the srcset'd images.I'm not sure
DOMDocumentis a great approach for replacing the image, so if something better is decided in #144, we can switch to that.This is really beta, and could use a lot of testing/feedback.