the_post_thumbnail() displays the featured image. get_the_post_thumbnail() retrieves it for use in code. Try something like this: <?php $featured_image = get_the_post_thumbnail( get_the_ID() ); $fi_src = $featured_image[‘src’]; $slider = get_the_post_thumbnail( get_the_ID(), ‘sliderimage’ ); $s_src = $slider[‘src’]; ?> <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/130312/<?php echo $fi_src; ?>” data-thumb=””<?php echo $s_src; ?> title=”” />
Fetching full size featured image to insert in RSS Feed
Worse thumbnail quality after GD library install
It seems it was a theme error. As per Oblaksoft, it assumes that all images reside on the server’s file system and doesn’t work with images in the cloud. It’s hard when a theme is not fully compatible with WordPress hosted under Amazon EC2. =(
You’re trying to display the post thumbnail for the attachment itself: wp_get_attachment_url( get_post_thumbnail_id( 3400 ) ) Instead, use: wp_get_attachment_url( get_post_thumbnail_id( 2300 ) )
As you don’t have much programming experience, I’ll post a ready-to-use solution here. I’ve looked at your code a little longer, and the problem is that after array_shift, $ids is still an array. set_post_thumbnail expects and integer, not an array. You could use $ids[0] as the second parameter, but the following is a cleaner solution, … Read more
Display featured image on blog page
You can try the following: /** * Get the featured image by post title (Simple version) * * @see http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/158344/26350 * @param string $title Post title * @param mixed $size Featured image size */ function get_featured_image_by_post_title_wpse_simple( $title=””, $size=”thumbnail” ) { $obj = get_page_by_title( $title, OBJECT, ‘post’ ); return ( is_object ( $obj ) ) ? … Read more
This is pseudo-code answer. First get the posts you want with get_posts (you can pass the post_type as an argument) Then get the ID of the images you want to set as thumnbail Now do a loop and try with a query similar to this one: “UPDATE wp_postmeta SET meta_value = $image_id WHERE post_id = … Read more
It’s even easier than what you did. . Copy the entire wp structure from the old server to the new, mysql backup the database with creates enabled and import to the new database (preferably blank) . Then just edit the wp configuration file for the new locations of everything (including database name) . I have … Read more