Currently this feature is unsupported.
It will be added in the very near future (it is in the works).
However, currently you can accomplish this with a hack by adding raw HTML into the excerpt area. If you do proceed, there may be a drawback, when we do release this feature, you may have to go back and re-edit the hack in order to use the intended feature properly.
Here is an example of HTML in the excerpt:
<img src="https://s.w.org/style/images/wp-header-logo-2x.png" alt="WordPress"/>
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque tortor orci, porta vitae eleifend eu, scelerisque a ex.</p>
I will follow up here when this feature gets release, let me know how you fare 😉
@mightydigital
Thank you for your reply and suggestion. 🙂
While this does work to display an image in the Excerpt are (below the title), I would like it to be in a different display order:
3 columns – Publication Logo | Date | Title
Before your reply, I used Advanced Custom Fields to create an image field for the nooz posts. I just needed to add the ACF code to the nooz page template. Where can I edit the template for the nooz posts list view? Is there a safe way to override this within my theme?
Thanks!
There isn’t a safe way currently (meaning something that will be forward-proof).
I think I will be able to add some filters so that you can easily make modification, let me confirm and I should be able to get this done later today.
@mightydigital
If you can figure something out and it’s not too difficult, that’s great. Otherwise I can probably just insert the image in the Excerpt like you suggested, and then code it with css to make it display properly, as a workaround for now. Thanks!
@ graphicbear, we haven’t forgotten about you and this will feature will be added in a release coming very soon.
