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I also should mention I have the pro version of this plugin but have not received any response to my support ticket through the developers website going on two weeks now.

@asadmalikdotpk Good call! I wrapped everything in a container and then wrapped the Titles in their own row so I could stack the articles above the titles. Thanks for that.

Ok so I got it working using the above link suggestion. However, it is still exhibiting the same behavior as the initial code where the caption is being added to the right of the media assets outside of the article tag.

Back to the drawing board.

So I added the function that Luke outlined, in the link provided above, to my functions.php file.

codepen here

I then tried to call to the function in my archive-2.php file.

codepen here

However, this did not work as I anticipated. Admittedly I’m a novice when it comes to php and unfortunately the link provided doesn’t really give a good step by step to achieve my desired result. Did I understand and implement this solution correctly?

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Hello @arunbasillal

I’ll give it a try. However, the image I was trying to upload was only 48kb. So it’s fairly small already. Also I have a lot of media files that are larger and some much larger. So I won’t be able to save them down to kb file size.

It worked when I initially installed the plugin. IDK if an update to one of my other plugins is now causing the conflict. However, I need all the plugins that I am currently using so removing them won’t work. I could run through and selectively disable them to see which one is conflicting.

I do not believe there is. However, with the pro version you can bulk apply a category to multiple images at one time.

So your working method could be to:

• Bulk upload your images.
• Filter your images using the – Not in a Media Category – filter option
• Select all the images
• bulk edit the images to apply the category.

This video: from the plugin developer will show you how to bulk edit images to apply the media categories. This can be seen at the 3:05 mark in the video.

I did a pretty exhaustive search for the same thing and couldn’t find anything that would apply the category by default. That being said I’m sure you could code a php function for this however that is not my wheel house.

Hope that helps!