Easy Add Thumbnail vs Featured Image Column

NOTE: This plugin functionality is guaranteed by more than 10,000 active installs. But before installing this plugin bear in mind that its only purpose is to ADD the feature image ID to your post (in the same way that you would do using WP editor), it does not remove ANYTHING after deactivation. Before asking for support please read FAQ and this support thread How it works? Checks if the post (any post type with thumbnail support, including pages) has already a featured image associated, and if not sets it using one of the following methods: Dynamically, for old published posts, the featured images are set only when needed to show them in the frontend. This means that the featured image is set (only first time) when a visitor loads the page where it needs to be shown. For new content, the featured image is set in the publishing process. No options page to setup, simply install and activate. If you want to exclude certain post type (e.g. pages), you can do it by using a filter. See FAQ for more details. Easy Add Thumbnail doesn’t add any plugin data to your WordPress database. It simply adds the _thumbnail_id meta key with the ID of the attachment to be used as feature image (just the same that WordPress does when you set it manually). Therefore it requires to have attached/uploaded at least one image to the post. If there’s not any image attached to the post, this plugin can’t help you. Easy Add Thumbnail has not any control over how/when/where your featured image is displayed in your site, the display of the featured image in your site is TOTALLY controlled by your theme, this includes size, position, display it or not… Requirements WordPress 4.7 or higher. PHP 5.6 or higher.

As of version 0.2.2 you can select which post types you’d like to have the image column. It simply adds a column before the title (far left) the show’s the posts featured image if it’s supported and exists. Want to change the default image? Simply filter you own image by using featured_image_column_default_image or filter your own CSS by using the featured_image_column_css filter hook. Example actions/filters Add support for a custom default image function my_custom_featured_image_column_image( $image ) { if ( !has_post_thumbnail() ) { return trailingslashit( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() ) . 'images/featured-image.png'; } return $image; } add_filter( 'featured_image_column_default_image', 'my_custom_featured_image_column_image' ); Remove support for post types Use the featured_image_column_init action hook for your filter. function frosty_featured_image_column_init_func() { add_filter( 'featured_image_column_post_types', 'frosty_featured_image_column_remove_post_types', 11 ); // Remove } add_action( 'featured_image_column_init', 'frosty_featured_image_column_init_func' ); function frosty_featured_image_column_remove_post_types( $post_types ) { foreach( $post_types as $key => $post_type ) { if ( 'post-type' === $post_type ) // Post type you'd like removed. Ex: 'post' or 'page' unset( $post_types[$key] ); } return $post_types; } For more question please visit https://austin.passy.co