If you have a file type not currently set to be allowed to in Joomla's media manager, this video will sho you how to add it - using the file format .webp as an example. This is also the solution to fix the "This File Type is not Supported" error message in the Jooml media manager - and maybe other places too!
00:00 - Introduction
Introduction by Tim Davis about adding a new file type to Joomla's media manager.
00:33 - Purpose and File Type Example
Discussing the occasional need to add new file types and using WebP as an example.
01:09 - Sponsor Message
Mentioning the sponsor, mysites.guru, and its offerings.
01:43 - Navigating to Media Manager
Guidance on how to access the media manager in Joomla.
02:25 - Adding File Types to Media Manager
Steps to add new file types in three fields: Legal Extensions, Legal Image Extensions, and Legal MIME Types.
03:08 - Uploading a New File Type
Demonstrating the upload of a WebP file after adding it to the media manager.
03:44 - WebP Compatibility and Pro Tip
Discussing WebP compatibility with browsers.
Providing a pro tip about using a MIME types list for reference.
04:23 - Additional Tool: OCH Responsive Images
Recommending OCH Responsive Images for converting and displaying WebP images automatically.
04:57 - Conclusion
Recapping the process and encouraging viewers to subscribe and watch recommended videos.
Summary
Introduction
Tim Davis introduces the video about adding new file types to Joomla's media manager.
Purpose and File Type Example
Explains the need to add new file types occasionally.
Uses WebP, a new lossless image format, as an example.
Sponsor Message
Mentions the sponsor, mysites.guru, offering site audits and tools for Joomla sites.
Navigating to Media Manager
Guides on accessing the media manager in Joomla by going to Content > Media Manager.
Adding File Types to Media Manager
Shows how to add new file types in three fields:
Legal Extensions: Add "webp".
Legal Image Extensions: Add "webp".
Legal MIME Types: Add "image/webp".
Uploading a New File Type
Demonstrates uploading a WebP file after adding it to the media manager.
Notes that Joomla does not yet provide an image preview for WebP.
WebP Compatibility and Pro Tip
Discusses WebP compatibility with modern browsers.
Provides a pro tip with a link to a MIME types list for reference.
Additional Tool: OCH Responsive Images
Recommends OCH Responsive Images for converting and displaying WebP images automatically.
Conclusion
Recaps the process.
Encourages viewers to subscribe, ring the bell for notifications, and watch recommended videos.
Please send any feedback or bug reports or queries to;
Contact Tim Davis â–º
Joomla Training Cohort â–º https://cybersalt.com/jtc
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