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@jimtrue I can confirm this is a bug.

I was able to reproduce locally on a fresh local VVV install.
nothing but pods installed.
1 post type added (artwork)
1 field added – file (slide show images)
only setting change was to set it to multiple files

I ensured that define('WP_DEBUG', true);
Added 4 images to slide_show_images
debug log displayed the notice

This exact thing is happening and has been for a few versions on my local VVV install on SiteGround and on WP Engine. I have tried it with a fresh install as well.

@ruth I would recommend using the plugin Pods to extend stellar places custom post type. That would make it very easy — depending on how you do it, it can be accomplished without coding. You might even be able to change the word places to locations like this, but I can’t say for sure.

Feel free to ping me if I can be of any assistance, or the Pods community has their own slack channel and forum as well located at pods.io — and of course most any custom field plugin will likely work for this case.

hey guys, here is code for a [places-list] shortcode. the shortcode doesn’t support arguments, I built it to fill very specific need. This will show all the places that are published regardless of taxonomy, as well there is no styling included.

line 100 – 149

Github code

If you place this in your functions.php file it should do what you need.

I believe metadata the begins with an “_” is considered private.

As I am not one of the developers, I can’t say for certain, but I would imagine with the developers involved, when this moves to core from a feature plugin it will check if the plugin is activated and respond accordingly.

If you are still looking for a solution, there is good news this plugin will likely work for you.

Most themes won’t display custom fields by default except for those that are created by that theme or plugins meant to be included with that theme.

Therefor you will likely come up with this issue elsewhere.

If you created custom fields using pods for a post (post-type) you can click the pods shortcut button above the post editor and click “display a field from this item” and simply enter the name of the custom field into the text box and click insert.

This will then display custom field data in your content. There are other methods but I think I have outlined the most basic form.

I hope if you give pods a try again in the future you have better success. There is also a forum for help on the pods website that is dedicated to support.

This would be a very useful bit of information to have.

Yes this definitely still works. Include a link to pastebin of your display.php code and what theme you are working with. Does your theme support featured images?

see above answer.

Problem solved, so if anyone should read this, I was missing the priority call, notice the number 11. So now the code reads like this:

add_action ('after_setup_theme', 'remove_post_formats', 11);
function remove_post_formats() {remove_theme_support('post-formats');
}

https://help.linksalpha.com/networks/images-in-posts

I found this… maybe it helps you, it did shed light on my problem.

I have the same problem, it always picks the “purchase album” sticker image under the music player on the right hand side. Very frustrating, I am going to try adding a featured image to the post and see if that helps.

Works great with iphone. Not so much with android or WP7 devices. But I feel like those problems are specific to the mobile browsers on the devices.

I know WP7 doesn’t yet support HTML5 or Flash. I thought android did. (Well many don’t have flash, but most 2.2 devices do.) Either way it works on most 2.2 android devices (epic, evo, galaxy)

Thanks!