by
Marcus Kober
4.7 (28 reviews)
Multiple Featured Images
Enables multiple featured images for all post types (including custom post types and WooCommerce products). Comes with a widget and a handy shortcode …
Multiple Featured Images ranks #3,199 among WordPress.org plugins with 5,000+ active installations, is #379 of 6,002 in the Media category, a 4.7/5 rating from 28 reviews, and was last updated Aug 20, 2020. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Tested up to WP 5.5 (Current: 7.0.2)
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- Version
- trunk
- Last Updated
- Aug 20, 2020
- Requires WP
- 3.5+
- Tested Up To
- 5.5
- PHP Version
- 5.6 or higher
- Author
- Marcus Kober
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TL;DR
AI summary of the plugin's readmeThis plugin is for WordPress site owners who need more than one featured image on posts, pages, or custom post types (including WooCommerce products). It solves the limitation of WordPress allowing only a single featured image by letting users add and display multiple featured images per content type.
- Multiple featured images per post type
- Support for custom post types
- WooCommerce products support
- Different images per post type
- Fully customizable, multilingual output
- Shortcode for displaying images
- Widget for sidebars
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Multiple Featured Images
Use the handy filter to add multiple featured images. For expample, this code adds two additional featured images to pages and one additional featured image to posts: add_filter( 'kdmfi_featured_images', function( $featured_images ) { // Add featured-image-2 to pages and posts $args_1 = array( 'id' => 'featured-image-2', 'desc' => 'Your description here.', 'label_name' => 'Featured Image 2', 'label_set' => 'Set featured image 2', 'label_remove' => 'Remove featured image 2', 'label_use' => 'Set featured image 2', 'post_type' => array( 'page', 'post' ), ); // Add featured-image-2 to pages only $args_2 = array( 'id' => 'featured-image-3', 'desc' => 'Your description here.', 'label_name' => 'Featured Image 3', 'label_set' => 'Set featured image 3', 'label_remove' => 'Remove featured image 3', 'label_use' => 'Set featured image 3', 'post_type' => array( 'page' ), ); // Add the featured images to the array, so that you are not overwriting images that maybe are created in other filter calls $featured_images[] = $args_1; $featured_images[] = $args_2; // Important! Return all featured images return $featured_images; });
The post type of WooCommerce products is "procut". So you are able to define multiple featured images as seen above, just add "product" to "post_type". Let's say you want to add a detail image to WooCommerce products. Then this code is for you: add_filter( 'kdmfi_featured_images', function( $featured_images ) { $args = array( 'id' => 'product-image-detail', 'desc' => 'The detail image of the product.', 'label_name' => 'Product detail image', 'label_set' => 'Set product detail image', 'label_remove' => 'Remove product detail image', 'label_use' => 'Set product detail image', 'post_type' => array( 'product' ), ); $featured_images[] = $args; return $featured_images; }); Now you are able to display the image via shortcode, widget or by including a display function (seen below) in your WooCommerce theme files.
Use one of the functions for retrieving the image. E.g. kdmfi_the_featured_image( 'featured-image-2', 'full'); or use the new widget "Multiple featured images" or the new shortcode! The widget can be found under Appearance -> Widgets.
Shortcode usage: [kdmfi_featured_image id="featured-image-2" size="full"] Possible attributes for the shortcode: id: the id of the featured image, e.g. featured-image-2, requried size: the desired size, defaults to "full" post_id: the ID of the post to which the featured image is assigned, defaults to the current ID class: the classes for the image tag, defaults to "kdmfi-featured-image" alt: the alt attribute for the image tag, defaults to the title of the used image title: the title attribute for the image tag, empty by default Filter If you need to change the image tag created by the shortcode, please use the filter "kdmfi_shortcode_html". Example use: add_filter( 'kdmfi_shortcode_html', function( $html, $shortcode_atts, $post_id) { // do something return $html; }, 10, 3); The filter callback gets the image tag html, the used shortcode attributes and the ID of the post where the shortcode is used.
Simply add the size to the function call: kdmfi_the_featured_image( 'featured-image-2', 'full' ); You can choose every size that WordPress knows.
With this function call you can get the ID: kdmfi_get_featured_image_id( 'featured-image-2' ); Note: Since a featured image has only one individual id, there is no option 'size' in this function call.
With this function call you can get the URL: kdmfi_get_featured_image_src( 'featured-image-2', 'full' );
If you need the ID only, use this function: kdmfi_get_featured_image_id( $image_id, $post_id ); $post_id is optional, if you leave it out, the ID of the calling post is used. To get the URL of the image: kdmfi_get_featured_image_src( $image_id, $size, $post_id ); $post_id is optional (see above); $size is optional and defaults to 'full'. To get the featured image in HTML as a string: kdmfi_get_the_featured_image( $image_id, $size, $post_id ); Again, $size and $post_id are optional. To display the featured image directly: kdmfi_the_featured_image( $image_id, $size, $post_id ); Again, $size and $post_id are optional. To check if the post has a featured image: kdmfi_has_featured_image( $image_id, $post_id ); $post_id is optional. The function returns the id of the attachment if there's one and false if not.
