Featured Image Column
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 Change thumbnail size function my_custom_featured_image_size(mixed $size, int $post_id): mixed { if (in_array($post_id, [1, 5, 23], true)) { return [65. 65]; } return $size; } add_filter('featured_image_post_thumbnail_size', 'my_custom_featured_image_size', 10, 2); Add support for a custom default image function my_custom_featured_image_column_image(string $image, int $post_id): string { if (in_array($post_id, [1, 5, 23], true)) { return trailingslashit( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() ) . 'images/featured-image.png'; } return $image; } add_filter('featured_image_column_default_image', 'my_custom_featured_image_column_image', 10, 2); Remove support for post types Use the featured_image_column_init action hook for your filter. function frosty_featured_image_column_init_func() { add_filter('featured_image_column_post_types', 'frosty_featured_image_column_remove_post_types', 11); // Remove } add_action('featured_image_column_init', 'frosty_featured_image_column_init_func'); function frosty_featured_image_column_remove_post_types($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
Top keywords
- image24×8.79%
- post17×6.23%
- column14×5.13%
- image column13×4.76%
- featured12×4.40%
- featured image12×4.40%
- featured image column9×3.30%
- filter7×2.56%
- post types7×2.56%
- types7×2.56%
- add5×1.83%
- custom5×1.83%
LightStart – Maintenance Mode, Coming Soon and Landing Page Builder
Add a maintenance page to your blog that lets visitors know your blog is down for maintenance, add a coming soon page for a new website or create a landing page for an existing site. User with admin rights gets full access to the blog including the front end. Activate the plugin and your blog is in maintenance-mode, works and only registered users with enough rights can see the front end. You can use a date with a countdown timer for visitor information or set a value and unit for information. Also works with WordPress Multisite installs (each blog from the network has its own maintenance settings). Features Fully customizable (change colors, texts and backgrounds). Subscription form (export emails to .csv file). Countdown timer (remaining time). Contact form (receive emails from visitors). Coming soon page; Landing page templates; WordPress multisite; Responsive design; Social media icons; Works with any WordPress theme; SEO options; Exclude URLs from maintenance; Bot functionality to collect the emails in a friendly and efficient way; GDPR Ready; Bugs, technical hints or contribute Please give us feedback, contribute and file technical bugs on GitHub Repo. Credits Developed by Themeisle What’s Next If you like this plugin, then consider checking out our other projects: Optimole – Optimole is your all-in-one image optimization solution for WordPress & beyond. WPShout – In-Depth WordPress Tutorials for Developers Revive Social – Revive Old Posts helps you keep your content alive and in front the audiences that matter. CodeinWP – CodeinWP stands for all-things-WordPress. From web design to freelancing and from development to business, your questions are covered. DomainWheel – Free Short Website name generator, with the help of AI, for instant ideas. Check-out our blog to learn from our WordPress Reviews and see other WordPress plugins.
Top keywords
- wordpress7×2.43%
- blog6×2.08%
- page5×1.74%
- maintenance4×1.39%
- emails3×1.04%
