You can get the post thumbnail HTML using the function get_the_post_thumbnail(), so you just need to replace get_the_title() with that function: $string .= ‘<li><a href=”‘. get_permalink() .'”>’. get_the_post_thumbnail() .’ </a></li>’; By default the image will be the size defined by your theme, but you use any of the other available sizes by passing the size … Read more
Strange image artifact on font-page thumbnail image
I changed to: $attch_id = get_post_thumbnail_id( $my_query->post->ID ); $thumbnail_arr = wp_get_attachment_image_src($attch_id, “medium”); $thumbnail = $thumbnail_arr[0]; and $thumbnail is returning what I want now.
get_post_thumbnail_id() not getting correct featured image after post edited
Show a featured image with “Link” Post Type?
Neither, they are just as fast as each other, both are using information that has already been fetched in advance. This is micro-optimising. Functions such as is_front_page or is_singular etc etc are just looking up variables already set in the main query object. Likewise functions such as has_post_thumbnail etc are looking up data that has … Read more
You can update the way image is displayed in template. in the page loop it will have something like this: <?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?> This grabs the featured image. You can wrap that in a conditional statement to check for whatever you like. This would show it in every category apart from catgory 3. <?php if … Read more
Off top of my head here’s two possible solution concepts. 1) Just run the custom loop (I meant to type, query) again and this time use it with only the_post_thumbnail. <?php if ($myposts->have_posts() ) : ?> <div class=”image-wrapper e-in”> <?php while ($myposts ->have_posts() ) : $myposts ->the_post(); ?> <div class=”image “> <!–Post Iamge Will Show … Read more
How to fetch the featured image in wordpress post[?] echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $post_id ); Or, inside a proper Loop, the_post_thumbnail(); But I have a feeling that there is information missing from the question. You aren’t using any Core functions and there is no explanation why, or reasons why not. For example, WP_Query would be far easier … Read more
Having a Child Theme is a good start; if you were to make changes to the main theme, those changes would get overwritten on a theme update. In order to solve your problem, you will need to change how the various templates work. And in order to determine which template to use, you need to … Read more