Robert

Okay, I’ll try this again as it seems someone is deleting my post.

Does anybody have any thoughts on how to automatically insert a feature Image into posts?

Thanks!
Rob

Hey Cubecolour,

Thanks for that one – I hadn’t tried it yet!

It doesn’t seem to work on my site/theme/wp version? I select “posts” for “post type” and click “add posts thumbnails” – and nothing happens.

Doesn’t look like there’s much to configure beyond that.

But thanks!

Rob

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Okay – it is part of that theme – and several others too.

Those themes don’t seem to work well!

Thanks for the help!

Rob

Right now I have “OneTouch” theme activated.

Hey there,

I already tried that – I put that script – cut and paste it exactly, right above the </body> line.

I get this error when trying to use the modal window – for any of the social logins…
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For security purposes, the host of the URL which is passed should be the same as the one used to generate the LoginRadius API Key and Secret.
To correct this, add the LoginRadius widget on the same website you entered in the LoginRadius user account.
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Thanks again!
Rob

Okay – man, did I have that completely screwed up! Sorry about that….I used the “doc” view for instructions under the “Social ID Providers” and completely spaced the text and highlighted lines above….

Thank you – it’s all working perfectly now!

Hey Cogdog….I forgot about this issue….thanks, that worked!!

Anybody???

It was a setting in the WP User FrontEnd Plugin.

Just FYI – if you’re using WPFU, which allows for editing/submitting fromthe front end, on the “others” tab click of where it says “show image on post”.

Thanks for the quick response!

Yes, I did. It’s happening in both Safari and Firefox and I’ve cleared the cache.

It’s strange – like I said, when I’m in the back end of WP, and I edit the post or page, there is no media there.

Found a solution.

1. Open “wp-content/plugins/loginradius-for-wordpress/LoginRadius_socialShare.php” (located in your WordPress root folder).

2. Search for “vertical_shareEnable” – There will be two instances of it, both on the same line of code about 26 lines from the bottom of the file.

3. Change “Enable” to read “Disable” on both instances. It worked on my theme. Now, you probably can’t decide to display the vertical icons after this edit, but I only want the horizontal ones anyway.

Hello Tareq,

Thanks for the response – I had an extra character in the short code!

Sorry – completely my fault!!!

Very cool – thank you Allen!
Rob

Perfect sense – and will do.

Thank you Allen!
Rob