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I should note that I currently have two widgets, one for login/logout and the other for subscriptions.

I would like to add a checkbox to the login/logout widget so that current users don’t have to type their email address in a separate box – thus ensuring that all of their user info for the site is coordinated. (If someone uses a different email address to subscribe from the one they used to sign up to the site, it will cause confusion…)

I can’t actually post a link to the site, since it’s a closed community… But I’ll try to explain better.

The above code is in functions.php in my child theme (but I changed “thumb-medium” to “placeholder”.)
The placeholder image is in the child theme, in a folder called “img”.
There are no other images or files in the child theme (except style.css).

The “You may also like” section uses thumb-medium. The new placeholder image, which is in the child theme, shows up fine:

….com/wp-content/themes/-mychildtheme-/img/placeholder.png

The widgets use thumb-small. The image source still shows:

….com/wp-content/themes/hueman/assets/front/img/thumb-small.png

The category page uses thumb-standard. The image source is:

….com/wp-content/themes/hueman/assets/front/img/thumb-standard.png

So for some reason, the only size that’s being affected is thumb-medium.

Well, I tried that – duplicated thumb-medium, renamed it “placeholder”, changed the code. I also did a regenerate thumbnails. The medium size shows up fine, the other two are still referring to the file in the Hueman folder instead of to the child theme…

Hi – thanks for the welcome!

Well, I’ve tried the code in my child theme’s functions.php, and refreshed browsers, checked the link… I know I’m missing something. Here’s the code:

<?php
//do not remove this
load_template( get_template_directory() . '/functions/init-core.php' );

/* Write your awesome functions below */

// use custom image placeholder
add_filter( 'hu_placeholder_thumb_src' , 'my_image_placeholder');
function my_image_placeholder($src) {
  $src= 'http://www.mydomain.com/wp-content/themes/mychildtheme/img/thumb-medium.png';
  return $src;
}

I’ve changed the names of domain and theme to protect the innocent… 🙂

I’ll do that, thanks.

Hi – finally have a little time to work on the site again. What I’m really looking for is an option to link either the title, author, or content to the post itself so people can comment on it. I still can’t seem to get the “read more” to work, but it’s not exactly what I’d like in any case.

I don’t really have the skills to easily create this option myself; do you suppose it’s something that could be included in the plugin at some point?

I’ve tried a bunch of things, but none of the changes take effect. I’m offline for a couple of days, but will get back to it this weekend. Thanks so far… 🙂