Images not showing up in media folder in WordPress

If your media files are not visible in the media folder. Then try this, may help

Images not showing up in media folder in WordPress.

I have a working WordPress website, and was adding images and inserting them to the site and this was not an issue. Recently I updated and enabled my ssl certificates for my site. After which I could not see my images in my media folder, in the WordPress uploads folder. Checked the permissions, all folders had 755 and the files had 644, so that was not the issue. Tried deleting some of the plugins that I recently installed, still did not solve the issue.

Did a couple of searches and read on some sites that it could be related to enabling the hot-linking could create this issue. So, I checked the web links that were allowed. This is when I noticed that the websites permitting the hotlinks did not include my updated site with ssl.

So I disabled the hot-linking and re-enabled the hot-linking. Now all media files are visible. This worked for me, so if you are looking for a solution may be this is something you can attempt trying.

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Images not showing up in media folder in WordPress

Moisture Sensor Project – Arduino Uno

Moisture Sensor Project – Arduino Uno

In this project students are to set up a moisture sensor to detect the moisture of soil in a potted plant.This will now alert you when the soil moisture drops below 60%. For setting up this project you will need the following products.


What you need for the project

Arduino Uno
Moisture sensor FC 28 with LM 393 Comparator (The sensor in the image is different from the FC 28, this is only used for setting up the circuit diagram using Fritzig.)
Breadboard
An LED light of your choice
3 Jumper cables to connect to the VCC, A0, D0, GND
VCC: For Power
A0: Analog output
D0: Digital output
GND: Ground

We will only be using VCC, A0 and GND

Code for set up.
Open your arduino sketch copy and paste the code below

Upload the code and you are good to go.

 

Code
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/*
Soil Moisture Data Collection
*/

int LED= 13; //This is the digital pin that the LED is connected
//which will blink when the moisture is low

void setup(){
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(LED,OUTPUT);
}

void loop() {
int sensorReading= analogRead(A0); //reads the analog sensor value

Serial.println (sensorReading); //prints out the sensor reading

if (sensorReading > 800){//if reading is above 800, LED blinks on and off
digitalWrite(LED,HIGH); //turns the LED on
delay(1000); //waits for a second
digitalWrite(LED,LOW); //turns the LED off
delay(1000); //waits for a second
}
}

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The code used  is indicated above

Before you determine the values, which may be different for your sensor. Make sure after connecting the set up to determine the lowest and highest values from the serial monitor
The highest value is when the sensor is completely dry, which means there is no moisture.
Now immerse the sensor is water, to determine the highest moisture content. This reading is the lowest value that you will see in the serial monitor.
Divide the difference, and determine the value needed to trigger the LED to light up when the moisture level goes below a certain value. If the value is between 300 and 1023 you may use 800 as a trigger value. It all depends on the sensor you have, and your need.
If everything works well the LED will light up when you take it off from the water.

Arduino Uno Moisture sensor project
Arduino Uno

Standardization of KMnO4

Standardization of KMnO4 using Mohrs-salt.

Titration lab, in this lab I will be performing standardization of potassium permanganate using Mohr’s salt. Watch the video for a quick review of the concepts.

Reagents Needed

  • KMnO4 0.02 M. Dissolve 3.16 grams KMnO4 in 1 Liter distilled water
  • FeSO4(NH4)2SO4.6H2O 0.1 M.  Dissolve 3.92 grams in 100 mL of distilled water. Add 10 mL of 0.5 M H2SO4 before the solution is completely made up. This prevents hydrolysis of Fe2+
  • 0.5 M H2SO4

Standardization of KMnO4 using Mohr’s Salt

Erlenmeyer Flask for Standardization of KMnO4.
Erlenmeyer Flask

Cinnamon – Health Benefits – Lowers Blood Sugar

Cinnamon – Health Benefits – Lowers Blood Sugar

Cinnamon: Belongs to the family “Lauraceae”
There are two varieties of cinnamon
“Cinnamonum verus”, is called true Cinnamon which is commonly found in Sri Lanka or Ceylon, it is lighter in color sweeter and has a delicate flavor.
The other variety is Cinnamonum cassia
The bark of the tree is dried and powdered and used as spice and flavoring in pastries.Cinnamon contains Proanthocyanidin which is an antioxidant; they are a class of Polyphenols.

Health benefits:

A German study has shown that cinnamon lowers blood glucose in type II diabetics up to about 10%, adding cinnamon to your daily diet is a great idea if you are planning of controlling you carbohydrate intake.

Cinnamon