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Missing Featured Image

Getty Images · review · 2016-04-09T11:06:00+00:00

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review · 5 stars
prward unresolved
Almost all images used for blogs are at the top. The way most WordPress setups work, this is classified as the featured image. With this current plugin you cannot put an image in as “featured.” This plugin absolutely needs this ability or it is 90% useless. If it had this ability it would be the best and most useful plugin that I have. Without it it’s mediocre at best and I may uninstall it after a few months. Thanks for calling this out as something that would be critically important to you, prward. We’ve gotten this feedback about this very functionality from other users as well. We do have to weigh this against the size of the images we make available for free (assuming that you’re using the Embed version and not the Customer Login version of the plugin), so we’re in the process of evaluating how far we can extend our Embed sizing. And so, it’d be helpful to know more about which theme(s) you’re using so that we know what sort of dimensions you’re working with. Can you share more details so that we can better scope what this might look like on our end? Thank you for your feedback and your honesty.

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Getty Images 2016-07-11T23:16:00+00:00

Thanks for calling this out as something that would be critically important to you, prward. We’ve gotten this feedback about this very functionality from other users as well. We do have to weigh this against the size of the images we make available for free (assuming that you’re using the Embed version and not the Customer Login version of the plugin), so we’re in the process of evaluating how far we can extend our Embed sizing. And so, it’d be helpful to know more about which theme(s) you’re using so that we know what sort of dimensions you’re working with. Can you share more details so that we can better scope what this might look like on our end? Thank you for your feedback and your honesty.