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  • Thread Starter justintimshel

    (@justintimshel)

    I switched the type from “date” to “publish,” and that seemed to work. I’d still love an explanation, so I know what’s going on.

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter justintimshel

    (@justintimshel)

    I got it by adding this:

    //Start modified code to add featured image in the right place
    							<description><![CDATA['. "<a href=\"" . get_permalink($post_id) . "\" title=\"" . get_the_title($post_id) . "\" rel=\"nofollow\"><img width=\"" . $thumb_width . "\" height=\"" . $thumb_height . "\" src=\"" . $thumb_url . "\" loading=\"lazy\" style=\"float: left; margin-right: 5px;\" /></a>" .' '. $excerpt . ']]></description>';
    //End modified code. Un-comment next line if revert to original.                    
    //							<description><![CDATA['. $excerpt .']]></description>';

    I had to figure out the syntax, so I’m sure you could do it more elegantly. I don’t think my way allows it to be turned on and off, for example.

    Thread Starter justintimshel

    (@justintimshel)

    Thank you for the quick response. I’ve got very little experience with plug-in development, so I thought maybe I was missing something obvious. My assumption is that plugins that allow user utilization of metadata (like the RSS one or, say, Beaver Builder) must define which meta items to include, but I thought maybe there was a way to designate a taxonomy to be carried by the post in that way.

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