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How do I intercept and modify the functionality of wp_get_attachment_image()?
It might be a solution to string replace /wp-content/uploads with '' (empty) like for an example:
Lets say: wp_get_attachment_image() returns = '/wp-content/uploads/myimage.png';
<?php
echo str_repl …
