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Hey, there. Thanks for the reply, Shawn. I wanted to let you know that although I don’t know why the issue is happening, I did find a solution. So, I have a lot of premium podcast feeds, as I have a separate feed for each program we feature in our subscription Patrons Area.

For every podcast feed that exists, an entry box section is created on the Posts, and this is where I enter the URL for the respective audio/episode.

I have a plugin that allows me to change the order in which these entry boxes appear, along with other WordPress blocks (i.e. revisions, comments, redirects, etc.)

I realized today that saves were transferring to the database for most of the podcast feeds / entry boxes, but not The Town Whispers, which was dragged and dropped to be one of the lower positions on the page.

I experimented and moved the box for The Town Whispers up closer to the top, and lo and behold, the change took without incident. However, if I input anything in any of the entry boxes toward the bottom, it wouldn’t save it. So it appears the position the entry boxes occupy on the Post boxes order impacts whether or not the info input is saved.

Would this potentially be an issue with Blubrry, in that there is a limit on the number of entry boxes one can have, that would impact saving capabilities on-screen? And would this have been overlooked as most people don’t have as many programs/series as I do?

Or could this be related to another WordPress issue?

I have removed your plugin from the site in question, as it was used very sparingly there. I use it far more extensively on my other two. If the same issue occurs there, I will be sure to do that. Thank you for the prompt response!

I’ve tried my best to get in touch with the plugin authors, but they appear to be M.I.A.

Thank you!

Thank you for the response! Everything appears to be working now. Must have been an issue on Google’s end.

Hi again, Jim. I wanted to thank you again for your help. I utilized the Health plugin you mentioned and was in fact able to confirm that the issue is not with Pods, but with the outdated theme being used on the site. The theme, Backstreet (https://themeforest.net/item/backstreet-blog-magazine-theme/1680564) hasn’t been updated in 2+ years, and the developer did not build in native support for the display of attachments or Featured Images on custom post types, hence the issue.

The ability to use Featured Images worked using any other theme. So, we’re on the hunt for a new, supported, and modern theme! Many thanks for your help!

Hi, Milan. I had a follow up question on this, which I sent to your developer email.

Will I get a response to this?