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I keep getting wpcf_ prefix to all image sizes when i am inserting images in a view.
I read different places in this forum, that this happens when i am using an external image, or if im using a custom image size.
I am not using an external image, nor a custom image size. I'm simply using the default "medium" size, and it is loaded locally from the same site that is is viewed on.
I even chose "Do not keep image proportional" because i don't want Views/Types to interfere with the image, and just simply load it as it is commanded to.
In settings i have disallowed Types to "Allow resizing of remote images" even though they are not even remote.
Either way, it's doing what it is not suppose to. If it is not allowed to resize remote images, it shouldnt do it. And if the image is not remote it shouldnt do it either. So...
Views is SO frustrating when it is living its own life. I am using a image with a custom image size "slider" it keeps adding the wpcf_ prefix to the image path. It is not an external image. I just want to show the image in the specified image size without views interference.
Why is this not documented anywhere? And why even add it in the first place, when i disabled this option in Toolset's settings page?
What good is it even good for, to have the suffix to all images?
I'm back at it.. The suggested fix will return the full image size path and not the resized path..
Can't believe i have to re-open a ticket about this issue for the 3rd time now.
