Steve

FWIW I was able to see the emails and save additional emails in the form field when I used the Chrome browser. No luck with any other browsers (desktop and iPad). They seem to be there but they’re not showing.

I’m having the same issue.

Same experience here. I had to disable the plugin. Hope this gets sorted!

Paul, that’s brilliant! Thank you!

Hi @keraweb!

I think we’re talking about two different things but your answer helps.

I was looking to leverage the term’s baked-in “Thumbnail” feature.

I think your answer goes around that by (if I read it correctly) suggesting I add an File Image/Video Field to my custom taxonomy. So I did that, attached an image for each term that way, and then called them with the magic tag.

That works.

I created a new File/Image/Video Field for my taxonomy named “award_logo_icon”

And the final template bit looks like this…

[each awards_won]
<li><a href="{@permalink,esc_url}"><img src="{@award_logo_icon}" alt="{@name}">
	<b>WINNER</b><br>{@name}</a></li>
[/each]

I’d share the results here but the site is still under construction. Thanks for your speedy help! — Steve

My low-tech, suboptimal interim solution is to use unique Thumbnails with the Term’s slug as the file names.

For example, if the Term’s slug is “most-improved-bowler” then the image name is “most-improved-bowler.png”

It looks a bit like this:

[each awards_won]
<li><a href="{@permalink,esc_url}"><img src="https://DOMAIN/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/{@slug}.png" alt="{@name}">
	<br><b>WINNER</b><br>{@name}</a></li>
[/each]

It’s suboptimal because some of the awards would use the same graphic and so the same graphic (duplicated and given unique names) is loaded multiple times.

But it works.

If a cleaner solutions exists, I’d love to know. Thanks again for a great plug-in! — Steve