The image_hwstring() WordPress PHP function retrieves width and height attributes using given width and height values.
Usage
To use the image_hwstring() function, provide the width and height values as integers or strings:
echo image_hwstring(300, 200);
Output:
width="300" height="200"
Parameters
$width(int|string): Required. Image width in pixels.$height(int|string): Required. Image height in pixels.
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: image_hwstring
Examples
Basic usage
Retrieve width and height attributes for an image with a width of 500px and a height of 400px:
echo image_hwstring(500, 400);
Using strings as parameters
You can also use strings as input, but only numeric values are accepted:
echo image_hwstring('600', '450');
Stripping out ‘px’ from input values
If you provide the width and height values with ‘px’, it will be stripped out of the return:
echo image_hwstring('700px', '350px');
Ignoring non-numeric values
Non-numeric values will be ignored, and the function will return an empty string:
echo image_hwstring('width', 'height');
Using the function with an HTML image tag
Combine the image_hwstring() function with an HTML image tag to set the width and height attributes:
echo '<img src="image.jpg" ' . image_hwstring(800, 600) . ' alt="Example Image">';