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Hi Daniel,

I’ve seen that warning before, it seems there’s an issue or error in another plugin or the theme that is outputting the header before our menu code fires, causing the warning. It can be ignored, and WP_DEBUG should be disabled so it does not show publicly.

To troubleshoot it, you can turn on the DEBUG log, and review any errors caused by other plugins that would trigger this warning, or you can try deactiving other plugins until it goes away, to see which one is outputting error info to the header prematurely.

Hi @eatfoodanddrink,

It works on thousands of sites, and before leaving a 1 star review, perhaps it’s a simple caching issue that we can help with.

Hi @kia53,

Please reach out to us for support first? I don’t see any emails from you, use the Contact Us link in the plugin, or the Contact Us on our support page at https://support.5starplugins.com/ ?

We appreciate your feedback, and have a 100% success rate of getting images in your RSS feed, and working in Mailchimp. Often Mailchimp requires some CSS, or disabling responsive images, or needs the feed URL adjusted so it’s not cached.

Hello, thanks so much for using our plugin. The messaging is built into our free plugin platform and cannot be edited by a user.

Hi there,

You would edit the title size within the Mailchimp template, editing the title text size options or edit the default CSS.

Look at this page and the links within it for more help on Mailchimp’s templates:
https://mailchimp.com/help/getting-started-with-mailchimps-template-language/

There must be a plugin affecting the RSS feed, our plugin adds the image URL to the front of the Description item. It doesn’t contain anything related to Mailchimp itself, I don’t think it’s coming from our plugin. Are you seeing that in your raw feed as well, or only in the Mailchimp feed? Can you try deactivating plugins that may affect RSS and see if the issue goes away?

Hi there,

Often Mailchimp requires custom CSS using it’s own CSS classes to affect the images it’s adding to the template. You would paste it into the RSS merge tag body Text Block, click on it’s Code <> icon, and paste it at the very top of the HTML code.

For example, this CSS would make the images full-width above the text, with a 20px space below the image:

<style>
.mc-rss-item-img {
width: 600px;
max-width: 100%;
margin-bottom: 20px;
}
</style>

Let me know if that helps?

Our plugin adds images to your WordPress site’s RSS feed.

If you’re trying to pull in RSS feeds from other sites into your site, the remote sites would need to add images to their feed, our plugin doesn’t help with that.

Let us know if you’re having issues with images in your own RSS feed, we can help further.

I see the issue… your feed has some issues with the images, it seems there’s something adding a lazy-load image that isn’t working:

lazyload src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw=="

while the image being added before that is:

src="https://15105.smushcdn.com/440435/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/email-etiquette-07-25-19.png?size=560x315&lossy=1&strip=1&webp=1"

I would try disabling whatever is doing the lazy loading, that should not be in the feed, only the website HTML. Perhaps also try turning off smushcdn use, and see if that helps at all, but it looks like those images are displaying ok.

Let me know if disabling the lazyload helps? feel free to visit our support page and contacting us (click on Contact in the top menu) through there to continue troubleshooting further:
https://support.5starplugins.com/collection/11-featured-images-in-rss-plugin