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Sergey Shilov2014-03-27 18:35:40
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Sergey Shilov, 2014-03-27 18:35:40

Why does an image greatly change its quality when uploaded to Wordpress?

The bottom line is that I have an excellent quality image (screenshot) in the original, I would say 1 in 1, but it costs to upload the image to wordpress as a media file and it just eats up the quality. Tell me, how can I avoid this and fill in the picture in its original quality? Maybe? to another image hosting? If so, which one?

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Timur Kalimullin, 2014-03-27
@Olivoin

1. You may have installed a plugin that compresses images.
2. Perhaps you are mistaken, and look not at the uploaded image, but not at its reduced copy, which you further increase through css. Throw the address on the uploaded image.
In your active WP theme's functions.php file, place the following code:

function my_jpeg_quality($arg)
{
return (int)100;
}
add_filter('jpeg_quality', 'my_jpeg_quality');

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Alex, 2015-08-03
@mr_ko

No. There is no such plugin, and I doubt there will be. Only under the order.

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Igor Vorotnev, 2015-08-03
@HeadOnFire

There are some basic solutions, but nothing complex and ready-made.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/inventive-lotteries-...
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-giveaways/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/lottery-number-generator/
mycred.me /store/lottery-addon
And, as it were, a license was needed for lotteries this morning, if my memory serves me right.
Hand writing is also nothing complicated - an ordinary store of one product, the product is launched for sale with a time limit. After the time has elapsed, a simple script randomly selects one buyer. Here you don’t even need to sausage the store, with the help of Gravity Forms you can collect everything.

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