image id misdirecting

How does you shortcode look like? The image is definitely coming from your site, as the ID is taken from your database.

Also, it’s not possible to add content inside of a card.

It’s like this: [ecard id=”2802″]
I can’t see how that image is coming from my site.
I have never heard of the Faith Family Worship Center.

This is the image that is supposed to be loading:
https://www.pureloveshop.com/already-ermine-min/
When I open it as admin it looks like this:
https://www.pureloveshop.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=2802&action=edit
That’s where I got the 2802 from.

I am sorry to hear that I cannot add my clever lines to the card. Maybe later I can download this plugin and tweak the code to give myself the option of adding a pre-written message. I’m learning WordPress.

That eCard is coming from this URL – https://app.ecardwidget.com/assets/uploads/ci/635/easterpostcard3266.JPG – which belongs to a site selling a WordPress plugin.

Now that I look closer, I can’t see my eCard form, but I can see an eCard widget from another plugin.

Are you using a different eCard plugin? This one maybe? https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-ecards-invites/

Can you deactivate all eCard plugins but mine and try again?

Yes, that was the problem all along.
It works now, thank you.
If I buy the premium version, will I be able to add messages to the cards? (Each card is supposed to come with a message specific to that card)
Thanks again,
BW

Perfect, glad it’s sorted.

And no, the premium version doesn’t have messages like that. The only message is the one the user types and it is displayed below the eCard in the email.

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