jpwelch

@rpetersen,

Thanks for the feedback. I thought it was a cache issue as well but I’m not running any cache plugin, I had tried it in incognito mode previously and cleared the sites cache within Chrome’s developer’s tool and none of that worked yesterday. However, today it’s working. So I guess you are right and I just haven’t discovered what is causing the caching. I thought afterwards that it was a CSS or javascript issue because it only worked when I was logged in. I guess I’ll dig deeper on the caching issue side. Again, thanks for the response/feedback.

Hi Alex,

I ran into your question while looking for a different solution. I know it’s been 4 months, and you probably came up with a solution already, but I’ll attempt to answer this question anyways.

Based on your message, it looks like you were trying to use meta boxes to handle the forth image on your presentation layer or your theme. You could probably solve this by not using meta boxes and using a counter in your loop to catch for forth image with a PHP MOD(%). This way everything stays on your presentation layer.

For example:

<?php
$counter=1;
while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post();
if ($counter % 4=0) {
echo 'forth image: so display it how u like.';
} else {
echo 'not forth image...';
}
$counter++;
endwhile;
?>