Jeremy Felt

Automatic Featured Image Posts creates a new post with a Featured Image every time an image is uploaded. Through the plugin settings page, you can set the image to publish and assign itself to one of your other existing custom post types and/or post formats.
The imagined use case is to make managing a large number of photos through WordPress a little more interesting and a little more fun.
After uploading 10, 100, or 1000 pictures from an event or vacation, you and other users can go through and spend the majority of your time adding content, tags, and titles to your photographs rather than going through a monotonous process creating new posts over and over again.
Settings are available for:
<ul>
<li>Default Post Status (draft, pending, published, private)</li>
<li>Default Post Type
<ul>
<li>Default is the WordPress post.</li>
<li>Can choose any custom post type registered in your WordPress installation.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Default Post Format
<ul>
<li>Default is ‘standard’, which equates to none.</li>
<li>Other options are provided if registered by your theme</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
Filters are available for:
<ul>
<li><code>afip_new_post_title</code> = Allow other functions or themes to change the post title before creation.</li>
<li><code>afip_new_post_category</code> = Allow other functions or themes to change the post categories before creation.</li>
<li><code>afip_new_post_content</code> = Allow other functions or themes to change the post content before creation.</li>
<li><code>afip_new_post_date</code> = Allow other functions or themes to change the post date before creation.</li>
<li><code>afip_post_parent_continue</code> = Allow creation of a new post when an image is inserted in an existing post.</li>
<li><code>afip_continue_new_post</code> = Allow other functions or themes to skip creation of a post.</li>
</ul>
Actions are available for:
<ul>
<li><code>afip_pre_create_post</code> = Runs immediately before each post is created for an image.</li>
<li><code>afip_created_post</code> = Runs after each image load is processed.</li>
</ul>
Feel free to <a href="https://github.com/jeremyfelt/Automatic-Featured-Image-Posts" rel="nofollow ugc">fork, submit issues, and/or contribute on GitHub</a>

Automatic Featured Image Posts

One of those plugins which make my life a lot easier. Yes, it's rather specific, but for those who want to use wordpress as a photoblog it's great.

On request though, could you update the "tested up to" tag in the readme? Wordpress.org complains it's too long ago since something changed and it doesn't show up anymore in the search results for new plugins. As it works quite nice under 4.9.1, a minor update would solve this issue.

Thanks!

If you need it, you need it!

Automatic Featured Image Posts creates a new post with a Featured Image every time an image is uploaded.

Willy Bahuaud

This plugin add a metabox which allox to upload and link multiple images to one post. 
Pictures are linked by the way of meta_value (and attachments ID). They can be reordered using drag and drop.
Number of allowed pictures and concerned post types can be overited using hooks.
Plugin includes many functions to retrieve linked pictures. 
For more information on using the plugin, refer to the section <a href="/extend/plugins/multi-image-metabox/other_notes/" rel="nofollow ugc">“Other Notes”</a>.
<h3>Set concerned post types</h3>
Paste this into your theme’s functions.php file :
 
<h3>Set allowed number of picts</h3>
Paste this into your theme’s functions.php file : 
 ‘_image1’, 
 ‘image2’ => ‘_image2’, 
 ); 
 return $picts; 
 } 
 ?>
<h4>Set allowed number of picts, depending to the post_type</h4>
Paste this into your theme’s functions.php file : 
 add_filter(‘list_images’,’my_list_images’,10,2); 
 function my_list_images($list_images, $cpt){ 
 global $typenow; 
 if($typenow == “my_custom_post_type” || $cpt == “my_custom_post_type”) 
 $picts = array( 
 ‘image1’ => ‘_image1’, 
 ‘image2’ => ‘_image2’, 
 ‘image3’ => ‘_image3’, 
 ); 
 else 
 $picts = array( 
 ‘image1’ => ‘_image1’, 
 ‘image2’ => ‘_image2’, 
 ‘image3’ => ‘_image3’, 
 ‘image4’ => ‘_image4’, 
 ‘image5’ => ‘_image5’, 
 ‘image6’ => ‘_image6’, 
 ‘image7’ => ‘_image7’, 
 ‘image8’ => ‘_image8’, 
 ); 
 return $picts; 
 }
<h3>get_images_ids()</h3>
This function have to be used into a template file, or any function. 
It return an array of the linked attachments’s ID.
It take two arguments whose are :
<ol>
<li>include the thumbnail ? (boolean) if true include the thumbnail in the returned datas</li>
<li>
ID (integer) for targeting images linked to a specific post
 45, 
 ‘image1’ => 5, 
 ‘image2’ => 6, 
 ‘image3’ => 12, 
 ‘image6’ => 20, 
 ‘image7’ => 15 
);
//Empty pictures ar not returned
?>
<h3>get_images_src()</h3>
This function have to be used into a template file, or any function. 
It return an array of URIs and dimension for the linked attachments’s, by order.
</li>
</ol>
It take three agruments whose are :
<ol>
<li>size (string) the size to return</li>
<li>include the thumbnail ? (boolean) if true include the thumbnail in the returned datas</li>
<li>
ID (integer) for targeting images linked to a specific post
 array( 
 [0] => ‘http://url_of_the_medium_pict.jpg’, 
 [1] => 340, 
 [2] => 200, 
 [3] => false //I’ve no idea what is it… 
 ), 
 ‘image2’ => array( 
 [0] => ‘http://url_of_the_medium_second_pict.jpg’, 
 [1] => 340, 
 [2] => 200, 
 [3] => false //I’ve no idea what is it… 
 ) 
);
?>
<h3>get_multi_images_src()</h3>
Same as get_image_src(), but return two sizes for all the pictures.
</li>
</ol>
It take for agruments whose are :
<ol>
<li>size (string) the size to return</li>
<li>size2 (string) another size to return</li>
<li>include the thumbnail ? (boolean) if true include the thumbnail in the returned datas</li>
<li>
ID (integer) for targeting images linked to a specific post
 array( 
 [0] => array( 
 [0] => ‘http://url_of_the_medium_pict.jpg’, 
 [1] => 340, 
 [2] => 200, 
 [3] => false //I’ve no idea what is it… 
 ), 
 [1] => array( 
 [0] => ‘http://url_of_the_full_pict.jpg’, 
 [1] => 1020, 
 [2] => 600, 
 [3] => false //I’ve no idea what is it… 
 ), 
 ), 
 ‘image2’ => array( 
 [0] => array( 
 [0] => ‘http://url_of_the_medium_second_pict.jpg’, 
 [1] => 340, 
 [2] => 200, 
 [3] => false //I’ve no idea what is it… 
 ), 
 [1] => array( 
 [0] => ‘http://url_of_the_second_full_pict.jpg’, 
 [1] => 1020, 
 [2] => 600, 
 [3] => false //I’ve no idea what is it… 
 ) 
 ) 
); 
//Empty pictures ar not returned
?></li>
</ol>

Multi Image Metabox

Add a multi-image metabox to your posts, pages and custom post types

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