The WP Super Cache thing needs to be investigated. I’lll try to make some tests about it.
About the “Photo insertion mode for posts”, I din’t think of adding the “both” option, but it’s actually useful, I’ll add into next version.
In the meantime there are some modifications that can be manually done to the plugin to work this way:
– file: instagram/instagram.php
– function: wpinstaroll_createpostfromphoto()
– lines 482-499:
if ($insert_photo_mode === 'featured')
{
// attach to image as featured image (post thumbnail)
add_post_meta($created_post_ID, '_thumbnail_id', $attach_id, true);
}
else {
if (!$image_info)
$image_info = wp_get_attachment_image_src($attach_id, 'full');
// insert the image inside the post, followed by post caption
$update_post_data = array();
$update_post_data['ID'] = $created_post_ID;
$update_post_data['post_content'] = '<img src="'.$image_info[0].'" alt="'.strip_tags($insta_caption).'" width="'.$image_info[1].'" height="'.$image_info[2].'"/><br/>'.
$insta_caption;
wp_update_post($update_post_data);
}
must become:
// attach to image as featured image (post thumbnail)
add_post_meta($created_post_ID, '_thumbnail_id', $attach_id, true);
if (!$image_info)
$image_info = wp_get_attachment_image_src($attach_id, 'full');
// insert the image inside the post, followed by post caption
$update_post_data = array();
$update_post_data['ID'] = $created_post_ID;
$update_post_data['post_content'] = '<img src="'.$image_info[0].'" alt="'.strip_tags($insta_caption).'" width="'.$image_info[1].'" height="'.$image_info[2].'"/><br/>'.$insta_caption;
wp_update_post($update_post_data);
That should be all (this way, the plugin ignores the settings set in main panels and behaves as ‘both’ has been selected).
