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Hi pedrooo, don’t know if you managed to solve this but I had the same problem (see above) – it seems you must use the full key string:

kd_featured-image-2_page_id

just ‘featured-image-2’ doesn’t work, it has to have ‘_page_id’ after.

Hope that’s helpful.

PHPanos: Many thanks, I’ve managed to get it working! I used the_meta(); to write the key and post id to the page, and what I discovered was that your original key string was literally correct: kd_featured-image-2_page_id (not: featured-image-2). For the third featured image the key would be kd_featured-image-3_page_id and so on.

I have built the page to include up to 10 images, so for anyone else interested, I combined the code into a for loop, rather than have 20 lines of repetitive code.

So the code becomes:

<?php if(class_exists('kdMultipleFeaturedImages')) {
for ($i = 2; $i <= 10; $i++) {
kd_mfi_the_featured_image("featured-image-{$i}", "page");
echo get_multiple_thumbnail_caption(get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), "kd_featured-image-{$i}_page_id", true));
}
} ?>

Of course one also needs to include the code to display the first featured image and its caption, for that see the following post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/display-caption-with-the_post_thumbnail?replies=10

Many thanks again, it is such a relief to have this working!

Yes, I also need to give my users the option to download the audio file. Is there any way to make the audio tag src property into a ‘download’ text link, such as just below the player? I have installed MediaElement.js as an iPhone-friendly alternative to replace PodPress, so my users will have always been able to download as well as listen in real time. Many thanks for your assistance.

Many thanks dkotter for this simple elegant solution!

I had the same problem with wanting to re-position my named anchors, and adding the <p> tag +   did the trick.

I didn’t use height, but relative positioning, and it still worked – thanks!