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Featured Image

Add featured image to any part of the website, on each individual post/page. Very Easy to Implement. Shortcode and widget available.

4.4

Rating summary

8

Reviews

2K

Active installations

Featured Image
Featured Image

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Main benefits

Easy to implement

Simple shortcode available

Widget for featured image

Supports image captions

Alt text for images

About this plugin

Version: 2.1
Last updated: 16-09-2020
WordPress version: 3.0
Tested up to: 5.5.15
PHP version required: false
Languages:
Learning resources: View resources

Overview

The "Add Featured Image" WordPress plugin allows users to easily add a featured image to any part of their website on individual posts or pages. With simple implementation, users can utilize a shortcode [ featured-img ], direct code, or a widget to display featured images wherever needed. The plugin supports usage both within and outside loops and includes a featured image caption feature for better presentation. Developed by Mervin Praison, this plugin enhances SEO capabilities by allowing alt text for images and includes several bug fixes and improvements across its versions.

Easy Implementation

  • Very Easy to Implement
  • Simple Shortcode Available
  • Easy code Implementation inside loop and outside loop

Versatile Placement

  • Add featured image to any part of the website
  • Paste the Code or the Shortcode on any part of the website

Widget Availability

  • Featured Image widget available

Enhanced Image Features

  • Featured Image Caption
  • Added Alt Text for images

Rating and reviews

4.4

Rating summary

8

Reviews

2K

Active installations

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User sentiment analysis

Users find the WordPress plugin effective as it performs its intended function well, making it useful for tasks involving featured images. However, some users have encountered minor issues, such as errors that can be resolved by adding "global $post;" at the start of the plugin's function "getting_featured_img". Positive highlights include its straightforward operation and the ability to slightly modify its behavior to suit specific needs, like not displaying the last post image in the sidebar on archive pages. Drawbacks include a lack of detailed implementation instructions, leading to confusion for some users, and a wish for more customization options, such as a class parameter for individual styling.
markmuller

markmuller

25 Feb, 2021

Does what is should do. I just added a check in the code, i do not want the last post image in my sidebar on archive pages. if (!is_single()) return;
Justin Dixon

Justin Dixon

04 Aug, 2017

The plugin does what it is supposed to do, however, there are some errors generated that can be easily fixed by adding “global $post;” to the top of the plugins function “getting_featured_img”. This topic was modified 7 years ago by Justin Dixon.
Lohith M

Lohith M

10 Jun, 2016

Its really great plugin. It works as i expected thanks
Mervin Praison

Mervin Praison

20 Nov, 2015

Nice
kaliwoot2

kaliwoot2

11 Jul, 2014

Truly terrible and (currently) uncompleted description of how to implement plugin successfully into wp code. Therefore, it does not work. What a waste.

FAQ

What is its Shortcode?

How do I add a featured image to any part of the website?

Is it easy to implement the shortcode?

Can I use the shortcode inside and outside the loop?

Is there a widget available for this plugin?

Does the plugin support featured image captions?

Does the plugin add alt text for images?

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