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I've created a WordPress plugin that inserts width and height attributes to all images, for example:

<img src="https://placehold.it/100x50">
- to -
<img src="https://placehold.it/100x50" width="100" height="50">

Yet, when there are images that have blank dimensions (for both width and height), my code doesn't doesn't catch it, for example:

<img src="https://placehold.it/100x50" width="" height="">

However, when there is only one blank dimension, my plugin does catch it. The following two examples will work:

<img src="https://placehold.it/100x50" width="">
<img src="https://placehold.it/100x50" height="">

Here's the source code. On line 43 (#), this is the logic I'm using to determine if an image is missing a width/height:

if ( ! in_array( 'width', $img[1] ) || ! in_array( 'height', $img[1] ) ) {

I've tried the following updated logic, but it doesn't work:

if ( # Images with no width/height
    ! in_array( 'width', $img[1] ) || ! in_array( 'height', $img[1] ) ||
    # Images with blank width/height
    ( in_array( 'width', $img[1] ) && in_array( '""', $img[1] ) ) || ( in_array( 'height', $img[1] ) && in_array( '""', $img[1] ) )
) {

Am I in the right area? What am I doing wrong in my logic?

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Personally, the first thing I would do after matching the attributes is to create an associative array of:

array( 'attribute_name' => 'attribute_value' )

It will make it easier to get the attribute directly than having to search the array and I think overall it will make the code more direct. Since we know that index 0 is our attribute names and index 1 is our attribute values, we can use array_combine() to create the format listed above:

$attributes = array_combine( $img[1], $img[2] );

Finally, we can strip out any empty values from the array by finding the difference and then run the conditional.

$attributes = array_diff( $attributes, array( '""' ) );

Of course the above you would have to refactor your code to account for the new associative array $attributes['src'] and so forth. The problem with your original solution was you were searching for the value in the 1 index where you should have looked in the 2 index( which contains the values ):

if ( # Images with no width/height
    ! in_array( 'width', $img[1] ) || ! in_array( 'height', $img[1] ) ||
    # Images with blank width/height
    ( in_array( 'width', $img[1] ) && in_array( '""', $img[2] ) ) || ( in_array( 'height', $img[1] ) && in_array( '""', $img[2] ) )
) {
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    Thanks for pointing that out. Now that I got it working. I am planning to simply the code as you recommended. Commented Jan 26, 2017 at 22:51

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