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supportHi, I recently took over the administration of this website, which has not been updated in ages… I also updated the Pods plugin from v2.7.14 to v3.3.3. Now, all images inside posts do not show anymore. In the blog page overview at https://www.michaelblank.at/blankblog/ , the images are still visible. But in the post itself, e.g. https://www.michaelblank.at/maenner-gehen/ the images are gone (though they’re still visible in the editor). Screenshots are here: https://nextcloud.gebseng.com/index.php/s/Pn7ZiCH5kT6N2MR Can you give me a hint why this might be, and how to fix it? Thanks, Gebhard The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link]
Could you provide more details about your Pod setup? Are those Posts? Is that post type extended by Pods directly? Is that Pod using a Pods Auto Template setting or something like that? If it’s using a Pod template, what does that Pod template look like?
What theme is it using, is it a custom theme?
Theme is responsive-child — there may be custom code for displaying posts in the child theme’s functions.php. If auto templates, there may be template code in Pods > Templates The linked page where images work is a post type page being used as an archive The post where images are not working is post type post /wp-json/ for that post says there is no content, so the expected output may be only the featured image, or there might be Pods fields if one scrolls down past the editor text area in the provided screenshot
Thank you Scott and pd! Yes, the theme is CyberChimps Responsive v3.16.3, and I use a child theme. And yes, the child theme – unlike child themes I know which only consist of style.css and functions.php – also has: responsive-scripts.min.js archive.php (for archive?) blog.php (template for full posts?) footer.php post-meta.php single-artwork.php single-klingenobjekt.php single.php (also for posts?) Yes, there are templates, but my current concern is the existing posts, and how to bring back the images. Scrolling down on a single post page (e.g. https://www.michaelblank.at/trifta-2-0/ ) does not reveal additional pod content. Since I don’t know php or css, I wouldn’t know where to start. I thought there would be a simple solution. Maybe it’s easiest for me if I just go through every existing post and just add the image manually?
The errant code might be in single.php or functions.php If the desired image is stored as a WordPress featured image, adding this to functions.php might add it to all posts: add_filter( 'the_content', function( $content ) { if ( 'post' === get_post_type( get_the_ID() ) && has_post_thumbnail() ) { return get_the_post_thumbnail( get_the_ID(), 'large' ) . $content; } return $content; } ); If the image is stored in a Pods field named some_image , the same would be: add_filter( 'the_content', function( $content ) { if ( 'post' === get_post_type( get_the_ID() ) ) { $image = pods( 'post', get_the_ID() )->display( 'some_image' ); if ( ! empty( $image ) ) { return $image . $content; } } return $content; } ); Those are two generic options for adding an image to all posts at once, regardless of what code is currently in the theme attempting to do similar.
Could you provide more details about your Pod setup? Are those Posts? Is that post type extended by Pods directly? Is that Pod using a Pods Auto Template setting or something like that? If it’s using a Pod template, what does that Pod template look like?
What theme is it using, is it a custom theme?
Theme is responsive-child — there may be custom code for displaying posts in the child theme’s functions.php. If auto templates, there may be template code in Pods > Templates The linked page where images work is a post type page being used as an archive The post where images are not working is post type post /wp-json/ for that post says there is no content, so the expected output may be only the featured image, or there might be Pods fields if one scrolls down past the editor text area in the provided screenshot
Thank you Scott and pd! Yes, the theme is CyberChimps Responsive v3.16.3, and I use a child theme. And yes, the child theme – unlike child themes I know which only consist of style.css and functions.php – also has: responsive-scripts.min.js archive.php (for archive?) blog.php (template for full posts?) footer.php post-meta.php single-artwork.php single-klingenobjekt.php single.php (also for posts?) Yes, there are templates, but my current concern is the existing posts, and how to bring back the images. Scrolling down on a single post page (e.g. https://www.michaelblank.at/trifta-2-0/ ) does not reveal additional pod content. Since I don’t know php or css, I wouldn’t know where to start. I thought there would be a simple solution. Maybe it’s easiest for me if I just go through every existing post and just add the image manually?
The errant code might be in single.php or functions.php If the desired image is stored as a WordPress featured image, adding this to functions.php might add it to all posts: add_filter( 'the_content', function( $content ) { if ( 'post' === get_post_type( get_the_ID() ) && has_post_thumbnail() ) { return get_the_post_thumbnail( get_the_ID(), 'large' ) . $content; } return $content; } ); If the image is stored in a Pods field named some_image , the same would be: add_filter( 'the_content', function( $content ) { if ( 'post' === get_post_type( get_the_ID() ) ) { $image = pods( 'post', get_the_ID() )->display( 'some_image' ); if ( ! empty( $image ) ) { return $image . $content; } } return $content; } ); Those are two generic options for adding an image to all posts at once, regardless of what code is currently in the theme attempting to do similar.