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When you upload an image for a user, it creates 5 sizes for the avatar (and the original ofcourse). It should only upload the original and that's it.
Uploading a picture creates the below sizes:
original size
50×50
96×96
100×100
192×192
200×200
Default theme, no plugins installed, except the plugin Simple Local Avatars.
Image sizes in media settings are all “0”.
This happens when you upload a picture for the user. This does not happen when you choose a default avatar. When choosing a default avatar, it only uploads the original size and that's it (which is good).
Let me know if you need more information so we can have this fixed!
Steps to Reproduce
Go to a user and upload a picture. Check the upload folder, you will see different sizes.
Go to the settings and upload a default avatar. Check the upload folder, you will see only the original uploaded picture (this is good).
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Describe the bug
When you upload an image for a user, it creates 5 sizes for the avatar (and the original ofcourse). It should only upload the original and that's it.
Uploading a picture creates the below sizes:
Default theme, no plugins installed, except the plugin Simple Local Avatars.
Image sizes in media settings are all “0”.
This happens when you upload a picture for the user. This does not happen when you choose a default avatar. When choosing a default avatar, it only uploads the original size and that's it (which is good).
Let me know if you need more information so we can have this fixed!
Steps to Reproduce
Go to a user and upload a picture. Check the upload folder, you will see different sizes.
Go to the settings and upload a default avatar. Check the upload folder, you will see only the original uploaded picture (this is good).
Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet
No response
Environment information
No response
WordPress information
No response
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: