[lewisloeb]

Thank you. That looks like a great place to start. I will give it a go. Thanks again.

[lewisloeb]

Do have an example that shows how and where the custom field can be hooked to the post title? Thanks.

[lewisloeb]

Not quite what I was looking for. I want to be able to add a different image for each post.

The simple code below can be inserted right after the post title in the wordpress editor. This way I can add an image right next to the post title. Just put the actual link of the image inside the quotation marks. It's so simple that it may be overlooked.

[lewisloeb]

Here's the link to the code. Nothing fancy really. It's just a very simple trick to add an image next to the post title.

[lewisloeb]

I wanted the image to be next to the title.

[lewisloeb]

Hi Brad,

Sorry, I'm a novice. Not sure how to go about that. I just registered a free account at Github, but don't know where to go from there.

I was just sharing some ideas that might be helpful to some people. This this place is good enough.

Thank-you.

Lewis

[lewisloeb]

Again...

"Post Title" <img src="/wp-content/uploads/pic1.png" /><img src="/wp-content/uploads/pic2.png" />

[lewisloeb]

That's odd. The html code that I typed down didn't show up correctly. Let me try again.

To insert images after the title and in the same line as the title, you can insert this line of code in the title field when you enter the title of the post.

“POST TITLE” "** **"

where “/wp-content/uploads/picture.png” is the address of the picture.

To insert more than one image, simply insert that line of code again, like this

"** **""** **"

Ignore the "** and **".

Let's see if this shows up correctly.

[lewisloeb]

Hi everyone,

I found a way to do what I wanted.

To insert images after the title and in the same line as the title, you can insert this line of code in the title field when you enter the title of the post.

"POST TITLE"

where "/wp-content/uploads/picture.png" is the address of the picture.

To insert more than one image, simply insert that line of code again, like this

But, I'm not sure if RSS feed can pick these up as images. I'm not sure if this is the best way to approach it, but it seems to work.

Hope that helps some people out here. Thanks for watching.

[lewisloeb]

Thanks for your help MoodyRiver. I hope somebody here has a solution and hope it's not too much coding. You're right, I should look for some other place to put the images.

[lewisloeb]

That's exactly what I'm looking for!

Thank-you!

[lewisloeb]

Yes, but I would like the image to be inserted after the post title and in the same line.

For example,

<Title of Post> <image 1> <image 2>

Does this make sense?

Thanks.

[lewisloeb]

Thank-you Vajrasar for your reply.

I meant I want to be able to add up to 3 separate images next to each other after the post title. For example, if a food dish is spicy, light weight and gluten free, I want to add a red pepper icon, a slim figure icon and a gluten free icon after the post title.

If this is too much hassle, I can use a graphic software to combine them into one image.

Thank-you for looking into this.

[lewisloeb]

Hi Christopher,

You're right. That asset folder was missing, though I never deleted it. I found that odd. So I ftp it across, and VOILA! the menu button is back. Thank-you very much! You're a legend!!!

Lewis

[lewisloeb]

Hi Christopher,

The mobile menu button disappeared on my website. I don't know what happened. I tried searching for answer, but the problem is still there.

Here is my website. I use the Foodie Pro Child Theme.

http://www.veggiecravings.com

I would really appreciate your help. Many thanks.

Lewis

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