Hi,
I’m going to release a new version soon to allow exclude post types. In the mean time if you don’t want to use thumbnail functionality in pages, you can add the following little snippet to your theme functions.php file:
add_action('init','remove_thumbnail_support');
function remove_thumbnail_support(){
remove_post_type_support('page','thumbnail');
}
Regards.
That didn’t work. Any ideas?
So I deleted the plugin because the featured image on the pages wouldn’t go away even with code and the featured images are STILL THERE. Help??!! I’ve tried everything.
Hi Samuel, I’d like to know the same. I like this plugin but I have a situation where I need to undo what it did and uninstalling it does not do the trick. I’ve read through the documentation and could not find mention of how to do a clean uninstall of this plugin. I could be wrong, or maybe I am using the wrong terminology. 🙂
Thanks!
Flashpaper, the readme says it very clear:
NOTE: This plugin functionality is guaranteed by more than 10,000 active installs. But before install this plugin bear in mind that its only purpose is to ADD the feature image ID to your post (in the same way that you would do using WP editor), it does not remove ANYTHING after deactivation.
Easy Add Thumbnail don’t add any plugin data to your WordPress database. It simply adds the _thumbnail_id meta key with the ID of the attachment to be used as feature image (just the same that WordPress does when you set it manually).
Removing featured images is not a feature of this plugin. There are many tutorials that you can find in Google about how to do that.
Your fix for this definitely doesn’t work. I disabled your plugin, removed the featured image from the page (verified it was removed– refreshed couple times), put in your code to deactivate thumbnail support, verified the meta box was gone from the “edit page” screen, re-enabled your plugin, and the featured image immediately gets added.
edit: well I went to add this in the code and saw you already had the filter in place! info here for people in the future: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/easy-add-thumbnail/faq/
