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Notice: The workaround above assumes the plugin adds the code before the page is rendered. Some plugins, however, especially bad seo plugins add code after the page has been rendered, in which case my solution won’t work. If that’s the case, you’ll need to find the “30px 30px 30px” sequence in the plugin files and replace it with “0 0 0”. Or maybe switch to another seo plugin?

It’s not that it’s badly written (I suppose it does what it claims it does, seo-wise), but it shouldn’t interfere with the page’s layout at all and it would be a plus to respect wordpress recommended coding standards, which it doesn’t.

I also modified the reply above to make my point clearer.

Always provide a link to the page with the error, so we can look at the source.

Copy custom-page.php from Customizr and name it author-{id}.php in your child theme, where {id} is the auhtor’s id. You can also use the author’s username (also called nicename). So author-1.php or author-acub.php would be both valid templates for a user with id 1 or username acub.

Make your mods to the template, upload and you’re done.

Ok, here it is. However, the thumb will only look good if it keeps the default width/height proportions for featured images in Customizr (270 x 250):

add_filter('the_content', 'in_content_thumb');

function in_content_thumb($output) {
	global $post;
	if (has_post_thumbnail($post->ID) && (is_single() || is_page())) {

		$thumb_data = TC_post_list :: tc_get_post_list_thumbnail();
		TC_post_list :: tc_post_list_thumbnail( $thumb_data , 'pull-right' );
		echo $output;
	}
}

Add the span3 class to thumb-wrapper and you’re done.

That extra div was taken from the post list. However, you’re right: it works without it, too.

add this to your child theme’s functions.php:

add_filter('the_content', 'in_content_thumb');
function in_content_thumb($output) {
	global $post;
	if (has_post_thumbnail($post->ID) && (is_single() || is_page())) {
		ob_start();
		the_post_thumbnail();
		$image = ob_get_contents();
		ob_end_clean();
		return '
			<div class="thumb-wrapper span3">
				<div class="round-div">
					</div><span class="round-div"></span>'.$image.'</div>'.$output;
		}
	return $output;
	}

If you want it right aligned, replace “thumb-wrapper span3” with “thumb-wrapper span3 pull-right”. Optionally, you might want to add some left (or right, depending on the floating side) margin to .entry-content .thumb-wrapper through CSS, to have some padding between the content and the thumb.

You could filter the slider output and change any occurence of __XX to __YY.

add_filter('tc_slider_display', 'apply_lang_filter');
function apply_lang_filter($output) {
	return ( qtrans_getLanguage()=='es' ?
		preg_replace(
			'%__CA%',
			'__ES',
			$output,
			-1 ) :
		$output );
	}

I assumed your catalan images have __CA in their name and the spanish ones have __ES in them. Change to actual strings if i assumed wrong. All this does is replacing any occurence of __CA with __ES in the html output of your slider, if current language is spanish.

This code goes in functions.php of your child theme, you don’t have to touch Customizr files, so you may keep it up to date.