mattfar

Hello Angelo,

Thank you for your reply. Ple note that the image must be a thumbnail (or custom size)
I tried the following with the following results:

Try 1 RSS description format
#_EVENTIMAGEURL <br/>#_EVENTDATES – #_EVENTTIMES <br/>#_LOCATIONNAME <br/>#_LOCATIONTOWN
Not good as it only shows the code image URL in rss feed (eg htpps://#######.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/#######.jpg
event title, dates, time, description good

Try 2
RSS description format
<br/>#_EVENTDATES – #_EVENTTIMES <br/>#_LOCATIONNAME <br/>#_LOCATIONTOWN
No errors but does not show image
event title, dates, time, description good

Try 3
RSS description format
#_EVENTIMAGE <br/>#_EVENTDATES – #_EVENTTIMES <br/>#_LOCATIONNAME <br/>#_LOCATIONTOWN
Does not show image
Shows: event title, dates, time,
Does not show: event description

Try 4
<br/>#_EVENTDATES – #_EVENTTIMES <br/>#_LOCATIONNAME <br/>#_LOCATIONTOWN
No errors but does not show image
Shows: event title, dates, time, description

I’ve also tried the code on this page https://wpism.com/image-wordpress-rss-feed/ (code below) in the function.php of my child theme but it does not work on the events rss feed. Perhaps because I am not using the eventimage or eventimageurl but would not know how to recode the below code with eventimage or eventimageurl properly

<?php
//This will prepend your WordPress RSS feed content with the featured image
add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘smartwp_featured_image_in_rss_feed’);
function smartwp_featured_image_in_rss_feed( $content ) {
global $post;
if( is_feed() ) {
if ( has_post_thumbnail( $post->ID ) ){
$prepend = ‘<div>’ . get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID, ‘medium’, array( ‘style’ => ‘margin-bottom: 10px;’ ) ) . ‘</div>’;
$content = $prepend . $content;
}
}
return $content;
}`