Hi @madsenmathiasyahoodk. We’ve visited the link you provided and the plugin seems to work, at least it shows “IM A CAPTION FROM MEDIA” under the image and has the correct <figure> and <figcaption> tags. Has the issue been resolved or it just does that and the options you mention still don’t work?
It also can be a problem with another plugin interfering, i.e. where does the image credit under the image come from?
Yea sry for being confusing 🙂
Thats a caption directly added to the media caption.
Same, i thought it would work right out of the box since it had the right tags.
I pretty sure that ur plugin works flawless, but not with my combo of plugins.
Some of the site is build custom, and i can see that the post are created using a plugin called “Post options – from betterstudio”, but doesn’t seem to exsist in the plugin overview(although its active an fully functional).
I just disabled every plugin one at a time, with no succes. It must be the integrated part of theme “post options”.
ohh and i also did fully cache purges.
It’s possible that the theme manages featured images in a different way than default, we’ll try to look into it. By the way, even if that’s not what you need, have you tried using the shortcode (just to see if the plugin works)? writing [FSM_featured_image] anywhere on the content of the post should show the featured image there.
I just tried it and it seems to work with the shortcode.
So something i happening, but i need it to work with the featured image, since these guys are some lowtech newspaper writers 🙂
Okay, i know this is a free plugin and you guys are not entitled to help me with this specific problem 🙂
So im just gonna ask, are u guys working on my problem right now? or is this a “we will look onto it in future releases” kinda thing?
Hi, sorry for the late reply, we’ve finally been able to take a look to Publisher (being a payment theme makes things more difficult), and seems that it uses it’s own method to show the featured image and caption, thus bypassing the default wordpress function our plugin actually hooks to. It may be possible to hook the plugin to a higher level, but that would be quite time consuming and too much specific to add it to the plugin. There are no plans to add support for specific themes.
The only solution in this cases is to edit your theme (or better a child of it) and replace the code that shows the featured images with the_post_thumbnail()
Hope that helps you.
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Fesomia.
Well anyway thanks for the help!
i will get to sourcecode reading when i find the time for it 🙂
