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Hi, the latest update should solve the compatibility issue. Thank you!

Hi, @ln-cwm. The latest update should solve this issue. Thank you!

Yes, we reverted the change due to the incorrect encoding issue reported by @roja7700. Regarding the problem with posts not appearing, it was simply a matter of adjusting the CSS of your theme to match the new structure. However, since the structure remains unchanged (for now), no modifications are needed.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by fesomia.

Hello, @steev99. Yes, our team is still in charge of the plugin. Unfortunately, we haven’t been able to dedicate as much time to it as we’d like lately, but we intend to update and maintain it. We plan to do a thorough review before the end of the year.

Hi, @sjb1964. What combination of mobile browser and operating system are you testing with? On a first look at your page, we can’t reproduce the issues described. Thank you!

Unfortunately, due to an increasing number of themes utilizing custom functions to display the featured image instead of the default WordPress method (which our plugin currently hooks into), comprehensive support for all themes is challenging.

However, using the functions available in the plugin, you can still retrieve the caption and incorporate it into your theme if the developer has included suitable hooks. Please note that making this adjustment will require editing your theme’s code.

Cannot reproduce the problem with the latest wordpress version. Wich theme are you using. Does it happen if you switch to i.e. twenty twenty-four (or some other default wp theme)?

Hi, @raveleak. Can you provide more information about the environment of your website? URL and theme used, for example. Thank you!

Sorry for the very delayed response. Yes, we have detected an issue with some of the newest themes and we will try to find a way around it. However, in some cases, editing the theme itself may be the only solution

Sorry for the delayed response. Unfortunately, it will not work with the FSE editor at this time. We are currently exploring ways to make it compatible while maintaining full functionality.

Sorry for the delayed response. Unfortunately, implementing the requested functionality would require significant modifications that are outside the scope of this plugin. If you need this kind of feature for a gallery, it’s probably better to use a dedicated gallery plugin instead.

Sorry for the late response.

Yes, the problem is that when you specify a custom caption, it replaces whatever it was before, including the bylines. We have no plans to support this specific plugin, but in a future version we will probably add aditional filter hooks, so (with some minimal programming) you may add additional content to the caption (i.e. re-adding the bylines credit line if that’s possible)

Sorry for the late response. Unfortunately supporting this specific scenario (avada multiple featured images) it’s not in our plans, and would add innecesary complexity for a feature that probably is better managed with a independent slideshow plugin or that the avada team may just decide to add (it would be kind of trivial for them).

Maybe you can try to see if aavda is using an editable template for the slideshow and add the title there or use javascript to capture it from the <a> and show it under the image

Seems to be an incompatibility with the way wordpress renders the images within a block. We’ll look into it, Thanks for the report

Yes, astra seems to allow to add content to the grid with the uagb_single_post_after_featured_image_grid action (read more about it at https://wpspectra.com/docs/filters-actions-for-post/). But depending of your php/wordpress programming knowledge, you may need a developer to do it

You can have a very basic working version pasting this code in the functions.php file of your theme:

function add_image_caption_after_image_grid($post_id, $attributes ) {
    echo '<div>'.get_FSM_featured_image_caption().'</div>'; 
} 
add_action( 'uagb_single_post_after_featured_image_grid', 'add_image_caption_after_image_grid', 10, 2 );

Keep in mind that this probably needs additional code to i.e. restrict it to a particular page, add styles… and other custom changes for your site that are beyond the purpose of this general support forum.