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Hello and thanks for this beautiful theme.
I’ve been using another theme since 7 years and today i migrate to Tempera. I choosed this one because of multiple sidebar and drop down menu like the old one. My goal is to make the same layout as the old one without having to modify a lot of things.
Is there a way to mofidy the code so that feature post image can be shown on single post ? I cannot mofidify all my old articles (more than 300) to intergrate the image in the post.
I could see that the template Verbosa was doing this by default, but this template does not have multiple side bars…:(
Maybe there’s also a plugin that can handle this problem, i don’t know…
Of course i can pay for such modification/intergation, that should be part of the default setting to really have a fully functionnal theme.
Thanks in advance for your answer and help.
VinceNone of our themes display the images inside the content in single post pages (some of them are able to use the featured images as replacements for the header image). Adding the image to the content manually gives better control over how and where this is displayed – this would only work with new sites.
I recently wrote a mini-plugin to add such functionality to one of our themes, available here.
To make it work with Tempera, however, you’ll need to adjust its placement action hook to cryout_before_content_hook or cryout_post_before_content_hook (or both to cover both posts and pages) instead of the used one.
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Please check the available documentation and search the forums before starting a topic.Hi Zed !
And thanks for this plugin.
I’ll try to make it work.
“To make it work with Tempera, however, you’ll need to adjust its placement action hook to cryout_before_content_hook”
You mean adding this peace of code inside function.php theme page ?
“instead of the used one”… you mean replace the code relative to cryout function ?
BR
VinceHi!
I have adapted the mini-plugin that force-adds the featured image to one of the theme’s in-content hook locations to work with our classic themes as well.
You can find it here: http://archive.cryout.eu/plugins/cryout-featured-in-post-DRAFT/cryout-featured-in-post-classic.0.1.zipWith Tempera it adds the featured image right before the page’s/post’s title.
You can further edit it to move the image below the title, but that theme hook is only available for single posts (not pages).If you like our creations, help us share by rating them on WordPress.org.
Please check the available documentation and search the forums before starting a topic.Hi Zed and thank you very much for your job !
Do you have a short explanation on how to use it please ?
Where to put this cryout-featured-in-post-classic.php page or where to copy paste this code ?
Replace the code relative to cryout function, mean adding this peace of code inside function.php theme page ?
sorry i’m not a web dev… 😉
BR
Lighty.It’s a ready-to-use (mini) plugin. Simply upload the zip file to the site using WordPress’ built-in plugins installer (or the .php file to the wp-content/plugins folder via FTP) and activate it from the plugins list to take effect on the site.
You don’t need to edit anything, unless you want to change how the plugin works.
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Please check the available documentation and search the forums before starting a topic.@ Zed – Hello
I just re open this old discussion because it’s now time to move to Tempera. I modified the plugin provided to show the featured images just below the title. It works great but, the post information (creator – Date/time) appear below the image, is there a way for this to be just below the title ? I’d like to have The Title – Post Info – Featured image like here -> https://ibb.co/Yh9gtK2
One more point : If you show a Post category list, the featured image appears twice – seems WP core show it, and then your plugin shows it again, any way to fix this ? Exemple here -> https://ibb.co/yytQ74N
And last, does Tempera is ok for php 8.2 and do you know how much time it’ll be maintain ?
Thanks a lot for what you do / explain.
Lighty.
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