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I would like to say a few other things instead.
Layout is pretty spacious and neat, colors are subtle and delivers a professional look. Although, If it was me I would relocate the search module and perhaps use a responsive theme in order to tap clients with mobile devices. Overall it is nice and gets the work done I guess.

Personally I think the space seems a little cramped ( a bit overutilized ). Given that it is a site of an artist I was expecting a bit more whitespace. Probably coz I believe If too many elements come together, nothing can really stand out. Beautiful subtle colors, though.

Got the solution and it seems it is possible. I came back to this thread so that if someone else is looking to achieve something similar, they might find this helpful. Now the first piece of code has to go to your functions.php.

function wpse_landscape_image() {

    /* global post object holding info about the current post */
    global $post;

    /* grab all images attached to the current post */
    $attached_images = get_children( array(
        'post_parent' => $post->ID,
        'post_type' => 'attachment',
        'post_mime_type' => 'image'
    ) );

    /* set minimum ratio between width / height, change to your liking */
    $minimum_aspect_ratio = 1.2;

    /*
     * iterate over attachments
     * get size, compare width & height
     * stop execution if an image with "landscape" dimensions is found
     */
    foreach( $attached_images as $image ) {
        $url = wp_get_attachment_url( $image->ID );
        $size = getimagesize( $url );
        if ( $size[0] >= ( $size[1] * $minimum_aspect_ratio ) ) {
            return $url;
        }
    }

    return false;
}

Then there is this template tag you can use anywhere you want your image to be displayed.

<?php $landscape_image_url = wpse_landscape_image();
if ( $landscape_image_url ) {
    echo '<img alt="landscape image" src="' . $landscape_image_url . '" />';
} ?>

Also if you want to display vertical/portrait oriented image instead of landscape/horizontally oriented image then just change the indices in the code.

Yep, that was the culprit. I recieved the same solution here just a few seconds ago. But I appreciate the effort you took to help. I am marking this resolved. Again, many thanks @catacaustic.

Whoops ! This one throws a Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wpfp_get_current_count(). I will paste here what I have in my custom-functions.php. Kindly take a look and suggest me an appropriate modification in the code.

function wpfp_get_current_count() {
    global $wpdb;
	$current_post = get_the_ID();
    $query = "SELECT post_id, meta_value, post_status FROM $wpdb->postmeta";
    $query .= " LEFT JOIN $wpdb->posts ON post_id=$wpdb->posts.ID";
    $query .= " WHERE post_status='publish' AND meta_key='wpfp_favorites' AND post_id = '".$current_post."'";
    $results = $wpdb->get_results($query);
    if ($results) {
        foreach ($results as $o):
            echo $o->meta_value;
        endforeach;
    }else {echo( '0' );}
}

I really appreciate your help.

@catacaustic. Thanks for trying but the code did not work. In fact I had tried this earlier. wpfp_get_current_count() still works and displays the actual post views but the addition does not happen. Any suggestion ?

@lildragn, I am not an expert, so cant help you there sorry. But if you create a new thread with your issue, I am sure you will get the attention of some expert. Goodluck.

@bondigor69, I had to thank you. It helped a lot.

This code did the job. Long live the wp community. Thanks to all the great guys who contribute.

When I say I need favorite counts on a single post, I believe I am asking for the same thing.
Any idea how this could be achieved, anyone ?

Your suggested solutions are flawless. The modified code worked perfectly. Thanks a million for your time @bcworkz.

@bcworkz, thanks for reverting back. I am just starting to learn a bit php and pretty much a noob adjusting a few codes here and there. Pardon my ignorance but I am incapable to decipher your explanation, as its a bit too technical for me.

However if you could please write me back a modified version of the code above, that will be really great. The code is already pulling a “small” sized thumbnail, so it works. I just need to know that if my custom thumbnail size is called “mythumb”, then how is the above code affected in order to pull “mythumb” thumbnail instead of “small” thumbnail it is pulling currently.

Hope I have been clear enough. Thanks again.

Doesnot work. Taken an alternative route.

Solved it. Will leave a response here in case it could help someone. It just needed a little tweak. Now my JS looks like this.

<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    $('#sendEmail').click(function(){
             $.ajax({
                 type: 'POST',
                 url: 'https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/email.php',
                 data: { content: $('#email-data').html()},
                 success:function(data) {
                        alert('You data has been successfully e-mailed');
                }
           });
     });
});
</script>

@andrew I have put a link to the page in question. Thanks.