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ACF Media Credit · support · 2016-02-15T20:31:00+00:00

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Hi, I already have ACF pro installed and i’ve uploaded an image and added the credit fields Is they a final set required after installing the plugin to display the credits on the frontend? Thanks https://wordpress.org/plugins/acf-media-credit/ Should work without any other steps but if you need to do something specific in your code you can try any of these: http://dongaines.com/acf-media-credit/ That help? Closing this ticket as it seems to be inactive. If you happen to come back to this feel free to open a new ticket or something! I’m resurrecting this. I’ve installed the plugin for a custom theme I’m building. What I’ve noticed though is that images within posts will not display the credit unless the image has a caption explicitly set. I don’t want to have to have a caption set for all images, but would still like the credit to display when present. Perhaps mac4media was running into the same issue? Hmmm, that *shouldn’t* be the case at all. Can you point me to a URL or something? This plugin’s running on a number of sites at my work (it was developed in that context), like 20 sites, and none of them have this type of behavior. Also, do you have any other plugins modifying images in anyway? They could be conflicting. Try going through plugins and deactivating them to see if any are causing an issue. Make sure your custom theme is either using the_content(); filter. If you’re adding ACF Content it should work out of the box with the acf_the_content(); filter that’s applied via the ACF plugin. As I mentioned above, if you’re developing the theme and need to explicitly use a function to call the credit you can test some of these functions: http://dongaines.com/acf-media-credit/#functions Also, note that the very first image on this page ( http://dongaines.com/acf-media-credit/ , the one on the left, not the big background image) doesn’t have a caption and is showing a credit. In addition, are you running your own version of ACF or relying on the plugin version? If so, what version of ACF are you running and have you updated WordPress core to the latest (4.7) version? I’ve just upgraded my site to 4.7 and see no issues.

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donaldG2 2016-02-26T01:54:00+00:00

Should work without any other steps but if you need to do something specific in your code you can try any of these: http://dongaines.com/acf-media-credit/ That help?

donaldG2 2016-03-21T18:39:00+00:00

Closing this ticket as it seems to be inactive. If you happen to come back to this feel free to open a new ticket or something!

shackadeli 2016-12-08T21:18:00+00:00

I’m resurrecting this. I’ve installed the plugin for a custom theme I’m building. What I’ve noticed though is that images within posts will not display the credit unless the image has a caption explicitly set. I don’t want to have to have a caption set for all images, but would still like the credit to display when present. Perhaps mac4media was running into the same issue?

donaldG2 2016-12-09T17:48:00+00:00

Hmmm, that *shouldn’t* be the case at all. Can you point me to a URL or something? This plugin’s running on a number of sites at my work (it was developed in that context), like 20 sites, and none of them have this type of behavior. Also, do you have any other plugins modifying images in anyway? They could be conflicting. Try going through plugins and deactivating them to see if any are causing an issue. Make sure your custom theme is either using the_content(); filter. If you’re adding ACF Content it should work out of the box with the acf_the_content(); filter that’s applied via the ACF plugin. As I mentioned above, if you’re developing the theme and need to explicitly use a function to call the credit you can test some of these functions: http://dongaines.com/acf-media-credit/#functions Also, note that the very first image on this page ( http://dongaines.com/acf-media-credit/ , the one on the left, not the big background image) doesn’t have a caption and is showing a credit. In addition, are you running your own version of ACF or relying on the plugin version? If so, what version of ACF are you running and have you updated WordPress core to the latest (4.7) version? I’ve just upgraded my site to 4.7 and see no issues.