iantresman

Using a fresh WordPress install, I’ve added to a post, a custom field called “Colour” and assigned it a value “Red”, and another with a value of “Green” (screenshot).

I can display the first value using [field Colour] but don’t know how to access the second value “Green”. I’ve tried the following:

1. [array Colour] (and with each=true)
2. [for each=Colour]

Looks like there are two options to solve this:

1. A function that can remove both the button, and the meta box
2. Adding some CSS to the Admin menu using the Admin CSS MU plugin, and the CSS:
   #wp-content-media-buttons .nf-insert-form {display: none;}

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by iantresman.

By default, the media library shows MP3 with its own default icon, a music symbol, as can be seen in this screenshot.

When the Default Featured Image plugin is enabled, these music symbols are replaced with the default image (because their media attachment page has no featured image?), and the MP3 icons no longer look right, as can be seen in this screenshot.

It could be useful, but should be an option.

Now seems to be fixed in MP3 Music Player by Sonaar v2.0.1

Just to confirm that v2.0.1 does not resolve the issue.

The people at MP3 Music Player by Sonaar have identified a conflict, and think they can fix it in their next release, according to this support post.

I’ll wait to see whether this resolves it, and report back.

Yes, it looks like several plug-in clashes:

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1. This is how the settings looks with all plug-ins disabled, and it looks correct (see image)
2. This is with the GP Premium plug-in enabled, and the time is wrong (see image)
   This is with the Responsive Lightbox and Gallery plug-in enabled. The start/end times are both wrong (see image)
3. With the MP3 Music Player by Sonaar plug-in, I lose all the time settings (see image)

Just answering my own post. The solution is as follows:

[loop type=post taxonomy=category term=banner]
  <h2>[field title]</h2>
[field excerpt words=99999 format=true html=true]
[/loop]