mac2net

I want to also post to Reddit from another custom post type.
Mine has links to other posts that I curate from RSS feeds.
While my solution isn’t user perfect, I just modified publish.php to add the meta box and preview-endpoint.php and publish-endpoint.php to eliminate the warnings.

You could also offer the ability to customise the template per CPT.

While it was much more difficult to setup the this plugin for X, setting aside the temporary bug, Xposter does a good job with this.

Cheesrs
Mike

Actually GitHub works both with and without / in front of _images.

The problem is in the plugin code which hardcodes the / in parsedown.php in the following code

    public function inlineImage( $excerpt ){

        $image_data = parent::inlineImage( $excerpt );

        if( empty( $image_data ) ){
            return $image_data;
        }

        $image_url = $image_data[ 'element' ][ 'attributes' ][ 'src' ];

        // Check if the image URL is relative to the root and is under the _images directory
        $first_character = substr( $image_url, 0, 1 );

        if( $first_character == '/' ){

            $parts = explode( '/', $image_url ); // Expecting a path like /_images/pic1.jpg

            if( count( $parts ) < 3 ){ // If less than 3 parts then continue with original URL
                return $image_data;
            }

            if( $parts[1] != '_images' ){ // If the directory is not _images then continue with original
                return $image_data;
            }
            
            /**
             * Uploaded images key contains the full relative path of the image file and does NOT start with slash.
             * Removing the prefix slash in $image_url to fetch the details.
             */
            $image_url = ltrim( $image_url, '/' );

            // Get the attachment URL from the uploaded images cache list
            if( array_key_exists( $image_url, $this->uploaded_images ) ){
                $image_data[ 'element' ][ 'attributes' ][ 'src' ] = $this->uploaded_images[ $image_url ][ 'url' ];

                // Add the image ID class to mimic default behavior
                $image_id_class = 'wp-image-' . $this->uploaded_images[ $image_url ][ 'id' ];
                if( array_key_exists( 'class', $image_data[ 'element' ][ 'attributes' ] ) ){
                    $image_data[ 'element' ][ 'attributes' ][ 'class' ] .= ' ' . $image_id_class;
                }else{
                    $image_data[ 'element' ][ 'attributes' ][ 'class' ] = $image_id_class;
                }
            }

        }

        return $image_data;

    }

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by mac2net.

Thanks and sorry for the delay in responding.
When it comes to digital fonts there have been 40 years of new tricks.
Back in the day with the Mac, I started with FONT, FOND and NFONT and then we added POSTSCRIPT EMBEDDED, DOWNLOADABLE POSTSCRIPT FONTS, TYPE TWO FONTS, TRUETYPE, ATM.