Marcus Kober

Hi there,

could you please provide the code you are using to register the featured images?

Regards,
Marcus

Hi Muhammad,

please provide the following details so that I may help you:

• Version of WordPress (get it from dashboard)
• Version of Multiple Featured Images (get it from the plugin list)
• List of installed plugins

On my test installations I haven’t seen this error yet. Because of that I need the details in question.

Regards,
Marcus

Hi there,

sure, there are several ways to add classes to your featured images.

1) Use wp_get_attached_image

You could get the id of your featured image for using it in the WordPress function wp_get_attached_image.

$myId = kdmfi_get_featured_image_id( 'featured-image-2' );

echo wp_get_attached_image($myId, 'full', false, ['class' => 'my-class']);

2) Shortcode

You could use the shortcode.

Shortcode usage:

[kdmfi_featured_image id=”featured-image-2″ size=”full” class=”your-class”]

Possible attributes for the shortcode:

id: the id of the featured image, e.g. featured-image-2, requried
size: the desired size, defaults to “full”
post_id: the ID of the post to which the featured image is assigned, defaults to the current ID
class: the classes for the image tag, defaults to “kdmfi-featured-image”
alt: the alt attribute for the image tag, defaults to the title of the used image
title: the title attribute for the image tag, empty by default

Regards,
Marcus

Hi @mtnporcupine,

you’re welcome.

You mind leaving a review? 🙂

https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/plugin/multiple-featured-images/reviews/

Hi @monstress,

I’m currently testing it, expect the new tested version today. Sorry for 5 months of waiting…

Regards,
Marcus

Hi there,

thank you. 🙂

At the moment there’s no way to define a default image. But you can help yourself with the function kdmfi_has_featured_image( $image_id, $post_id );. Use this in an if clause and if there’s no featured image attached then output your default image.

Regards,
Marcus

Hi there,

my plugin doesn’t support this at the moment.

But you are able to do a little workaround.

Use the following code:

function add_my_featured_image() {   
  if(is_singular('negozi-millennium')){
     $featuredImageId = kdmfi_get_featured_image_id('featured-image-2');
     echo wp_get_attachment_image($featuredImageId, 'full', false, ['class' => 'your-class-goes-here']);
  }
}
add_action( 'x_after_view_global__slider-below', 'add_my_featured_image', 10 );

Regards,
Marcus