fesomia

Just released version 1.20 that supports shortcodes inside the caption text (it should be enabled in the options page). Use with care with shortcodes that return complex html as that can break your layout.

Thanks for the suggestion!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by fesomia.

Hola! We have just released a new version today with some changes and that also should’nt show this notice anymore.

Note however that you probably have WP_DEBUG set to true in your wp-config.php and that may be the reason you’ve seen these Notice messages. It should be set to false in a production website.

Hey @sustainhealth! We have plans to include a specific field for links. Meanwhile, it’s possible to activate the HTML rendering globally. You can find this function in Settings > FSM Custom Featured Image Caption.

When this option is activated, you can write HTML in the captions like in this example.

I hope this workaround will be useful to you until the specific functionality is ready.

Good point, @ssssee, thank you for your suggestion. We’ll consider it ??

As you said it can be done modifying your theme css; that’s outside the scope of this plugin, but you can try with something like this (may need modifications to work with your theme):

figure.wp-caption.featured {position:relative;}

figure.wp-caption.featured figcaption {
    opacity: 0;
    position: absolute;
    bottom: 0;
    display: block;
    width: 100%;
}

figure.wp-caption.featured:hover figcaption {
    opacity: 1;
}

Hi, @kwingerei Has been your issue solved? If you are still using the plugin, test it again since yesterday we uploaded a new version. Thanks!

Yep, it works now. Thank you very much

Hi @whychad
Without a page to see the actual problem, my guess is that most probably it’s an issue with how the css of your theme is defined. The plugin adds some container html tags around the image and your theme must have some paddings / margins defined for these tags. Hope that helps

Hey, we are definitively working in the update to 5.1 & Gutemberg. Please stay tuned in the next days!

We’re glad to hear it ?? Thank you for your support!

Hi @whoismatthias

Again is due to the styling of your theme, that for some reason converts the link tags to a block

You can try with this css code:
.wp-caption.featured figcaption a {display:inline-block;}

Have in mind, however, that all these problems are unrelated to the plugin and the solutions I’m giving you are only suggestions so there’s the (little) possibility some of this changes may break something in the styling of your page (after all the theme has those styles for something), so please check that everything else works as before.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by fesomia.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by fesomia.

Hi @whoismatthias

Not sure but seems that your theme or some other plugin is adding the link around the featured image, we unfortunately can’t do anything about that, maybe you can change the configuration in your theme options?

As for the links under the image, again, the color comes from your theme options, look in appearance>customize or something like that or change the css of your child theme. The styles defined in our options plugin are only for the container of the caption, they don’t affect the color of links or hovers.

You can also try to add the color to your css styles file, with

.wp-caption.featured a {color: #888}
.wp-caption.featured a:hover {color: #d53}

Hope that helps you.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by fesomia.

Just a follow-up now that 5.0 & Gutenberg are out: As said, the plugin works fine but still not compatible with Gutenberg, so you’ll have to install and activate the classic editor plugin to be able to use it in the post editor page.

Hi @allincreative
Yes, you should be able to change all that… but without more information like a url or the css code, I can only guess that the css you’re using has some problem, your theme is using overrides that prevent your styles to show up or another plugin is interfering with the output.

Check your css, try with another theme or use !important for your styles to see if it works. Sorry for not being able to be more specific.

Hi @alexshram.

I’m not sure I understand your problem. The plugin does not need woocomerce to work but if is present and you activate it to work for the products categories taxonomy it will show up when you edit a product.

Make sure you check the “Enable for this taxonomy” checkbox in the options page