DowntownRob

Pop Infusionsoft’s form into the form box area, it should work with any form code.

You must replace the form code with your own form code, from Mailchimp or whoever. The action on the demo form is “#” which goes nowhere.

I’m trying this out, and it works great. Just include the minimal form code, using their action and javascript. I copied their submit button since it looks better with their themes. Working great with Mailchimp’s Embedded Form, no title, and copied the form in place of their default form code.

FYI, I just went live with the custom size support in v 1.3.3.

Hi Peter,

Thanks for the feedback. Yeah I think for your theme, you don’t need to use a featured image if it’s being output within the content of the post already. Some themes do not handle that as well, and the featured image is vital for the images to show properly.

Yes it looks like your theme or post is outputting the image in the body as well, here’s the raw code, you’ll see the IMG code in the Description, and in the Content twice, too. Although, in my reader I only see one image… ??

<description><![CDATA[<img width=”300″ height=”231″ src=”https://www.walbergdesign.com/whoistheagent/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/venting-300×231.jpg&#8221; class=”attachment-medium wp-post-image” alt=”Venting” style=”display: block; margin-bottom: 5px;” />]]></description>

<content:encoded><![CDATA[<img width=”300″ height=”231″ src=”https://www.walbergdesign.com/whoistheagent/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/venting-300×231.jpg&#8221; class=”attachment-medium wp-post-image” alt=”Venting” style=”display: block; margin-bottom: 5px;” /><p><img class=”alignnone size-full wp-image-997″ alt=”Venting” src=”https://www.walbergdesign.com/whoistheagent/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/venting.jpg&#8221; width=”700″ height=”541″ /></p>
]]></content:encoded>

So you may not need the plugin at all, since the theme seems to include it in the body? Or it may depend on the RSS reader, and what it’s showing. Try a different theme as a test, and perhaps find one that uses the Featured Image so you don’t need to include it in the body of the post perhaps?

Hi,

I’ve had someone else request custom size support, and actually sent me code that they added to help push me in that direction, so I should be adding that very soon, as time permits.

I’m not sure about the positioning in Firefox, it must be a CSS formatting issue, since the positioning is done via some basic CSS. I’ll do more testing on that as well.

Thanks.

There is usually a time lag on any readers, but your raw feed should be updated right away.

When I view your feed, I am seeing the images in the raw feed HTML:

<description><![CDATA[<img width=”225″ height=”300″ src=”https://creatricemondial.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/IMG_8907-225×300.jpg&#8221; class=”attachment-medium wp-post-image” alt=”IMG_8907″ style=”display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;” />

So I think you’re all set.

Hi Peter,

Sorry just seeing your post. The only thing I can think of is your image is in the body of the post as well as set as the featured image? It only pulls in the featured image once, so the other image has to be from somewhere else I think.

If you post your site’s raw feed URL, I can check out the feed HTML and see what’s being pulled in from where.

I’d suggest deleting the W3TC plugin completely, then change your passwords and remove any unknown users, scan the site and files for malware using Sucuri, https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/sucuri-scanner/ and then reinstall the W3TC plugin fresh.

Hiya,

It seems the function the_content_feed I’m adding a filter onto doesn’t let me specify which type of feed when adding a filter. I can specify the type of feed when calling it directly.

I’ll have to dig into adding an option that lets you choose which feed to add images to, but it’s not yet supported.

As an aside, does adding images to the atom feed not work well, or ?

I’m having this problem today… the subdomain serves up cached home page of the main domain site to anonymous users – but not to logged in users (making detection more difficult until I realized this, I do have it set to not cache for logged in users). Posts and other pages work ok.

I tried deactivating WP Super Cache on the subdomain site only, the problem persisted (probably because the main site has the rewrite rules active still). I cleared the cache of the subdomain, and then it works ok again, for a while. An hour or so later, the problem was back. I cleared the cache again, and then turned off caching, then deactivated the plugin, and I hope the problem has gone away.

Ah I had already fixed it on the site with the workaround so it’s not visible.

But it should be reproducible… I am using the Bueno theme from woothemes.com with a default WP installation. Pin a photo on a blog post, and the page title and site title are merged together. Perhaps the theme is combining the page and site title together?

I temporarily worked around it by adding ” ” to the Site Title and it saved it as a space, but this shouldn’t be needed. Could you let me know what you find?

Same issue… I left the “Uncategorized” field empty, hoping author feeds would then not be redirected, but they still are. Help!