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Example: https://s14.postimg.org/4yt9h4lbl/Sk_rmavbild_2013_04_20_kl_01_47_13.png

Yep. But I managed to solve it.

Then another issue showed up. When inserting articles as half-width into a list, the image height is different for each article. Sure, I could use Scissors Continued to correct it, but shouldn’t there be a standard size for when displaying half-width, sort of?

I insert the list using shortcode and a PHP code widget. But the image doesn’t fit the width of the list. :S

Image: https://s7.postimg.org/63lfthmmz/Sk_rmavbild_2013_04_19_kl_10_00_15.png

Man, I’m really trying to figure out how to adjust it using that filter. Not getting there.

I also meant the width, not the height. My bad. :/

Hm, weird, according to our web host we do infact have PHP 5.3. :S

I’ll contact them again.

Can’t wait to get this plugin going!

I’ve changed the file permissions, too – no difference.

It works!
Very grateful.

How do I add on more post types if I create any in the future?

Man, I can’t get it to work.

This snippet is correct, right? See below.

}
    if(get_post_type($my_post->ID) != 'post, nyheter') { // only do this for posts
      return;
    }

The two post types being post and nyheter.

I’m not getting any errors or so, it’s just not publishing.

John, thank you for this! You guys are awesome.

Cool. I’ll be waiting. ??

Oh, wait, I forgot to add – this is how I solved it. I “simply” added this to my themes functions.php:

function get_post_image ($post_id=0, $width=0, $height=0, $img_script='') {
	global $wpdb;
	if($post_id > 0) {

		 // select the post content from the db

		 $sql = 'SELECT post_content FROM ' . $wpdb->posts . ' WHERE id = ' . $wpdb->escape($post_id);
		 $row = $wpdb->get_row($sql);
		 $the_content = $row->post_content;
		 if(strlen($the_content)) {

			  // use regex to find the src of the image

			preg_match("/<img src\=('|\")(.*)('|\") .*( |)\/>/", $the_content, $matches);
			if(!$matches) {
				preg_match("/<img class\=\".*\" title\=\".*\" src\=('|\")(.*)('|\") .*( |)\/>/U", $the_content, $matches);
			}
			$the_image = '';
			$the_image_src = $matches[2];
			$frags = preg_split("/(\"|')/", $the_image_src);
			if(count($frags)) {
				$the_image_src = $frags[0];
			}

			  // if src found, then create a new img tag

			  if(strlen($the_image_src)) {
				   if(strlen($img_script)) {

					    // if the src starts with http/https, then strip out server name

					    if(preg_match("/^(http(|s):\/\/)/", $the_image_src)) {
						     $the_image_src = preg_replace("/^(http(|s):\/\/)/", '', $the_image_src);
						     $frags = split("\/", $the_image_src);
						     array_shift($frags);
						     $the_image_src = '/' . join("/", $frags);
					    }
					    $the_image = '<img alt="" src="' . $img_script . $the_image_src . '" />';
				   }
				   else {
					    $the_image = '<img alt="" src="' . $the_image_src . '" width="' . $width . '" height="' . $height . '" />';
				   }
			  }
			  return $the_image;
		 }
	}
}

Don’t worry – I solved it.
And also managed to get some css assignments in there, too.
By doing this:

function get_fb_avatar($email,$url) {
if(preg_match("@^(?:https://)?(?:www\.)?facebook@i",trim($url))){
        $parse_author_url = (parse_url($url));
        $parse_author_url_q = $parse_author_url['query'];
            if(preg_match('/id[=]([0-9]*)/', $parse_author_url_q, $match)){
                $fb_id = "/".$match[1];}
            else{ $fb_id = $parse_author_url['path'];
            }
        $grav_url= "https://graph.facebook.com".$fb_id."/picture?type=square";
        }
        else{
            $grav_url = "https://www.devotionmagazine.se/wp-content/themes/deadline/images/gravatar.png";
        }
    $grav_img = "<img src='".$grav_url." ' align='left' class='entry_author_image'/>";
        return $grav_img;

    }

Like I said – thanks for your help. Been scratching my head a lot regarding this lately.

Alright – it’s working again.
Now look. ??

Solved!

You’re a absolute genius.
It’s working – and it looks good.

Just one thing. How can I make it show our own default avatar whenever there’s no Facebook avatar to show?

Which is this one:
https://www.devotionmagazine.se/wp-content/themes/deadline/images/gravatar.png

For now, it shows the standard, official Gravatar gravatar. (If you know which one I mean.)

I know some PHP and edit a lot of code on a daily basis but a “hack” like this is a bit out of my range of knowledge. I really – really – appreciate your help!