Rafael Funchal

Sandy McFadden

<p>A plugin to insert a stylized link to edit posts and pages</p>
<p>New in <code>0.3.0.0</code>:<br />
– Link types: <code>Button</code>, <code>Circle</code>, and <code>Plain Text</code><br />
– Behavior controls: position (<code>Above</code>/<code>Below</code>) and open target (<code>New Tab</code>/<code>Same Tab</code>)<br />
– Hover customization: animation presets and hover color options<br />
– Live preview in settings that updates as options change<br />
– Better translations support for option-driven UI behavior<br />
– Security and accessibility hardening (validated settings, focus styles, larger circle hit area)</p>
<p>New in <code>0.3.0.1</code>:<br />
– Block theme (FSE) support: on single templates the edit link is also output after the post content using the Block Hooks API (WordPress 6.4+). The Above/Below position setting applies to classic <code>the_content</code> / <code>the_excerpt</code> output; block themes use the hooked placement after post content.<br />
– Plugin icon shown next to the title on the settings page.</p>


Edit Post Link

A plugin to insert a stylized link to edit posts and pages

pressupinc

davidbhayes

<h4>Simplify Your Editing Life</h4>
<p>Requires your various post types — as specified in a simple options page — to have a featured image set before they can be published. If a lack of featured images causes your layout to break, or just look less-than-optimal, this is the plugin for you.</p>
<p>Rather than forcing you to manually enforce your editorial standards of including a featured image in every post, if your contributors fail to add a featured image to a post before publishing it they’ll simply find it impossible to publish.</p>
<h4>Setting up the Plugin</h4>
<p>By default it works on the “Post” content type only, but you can specify other content types, or turn it off for Posts in the new options page in your left sidebar: Settings > Req Featured Image. Simply check and uncheck the appropriate types, set a minimum image size if you desire, hit save and you’re all set. Happy publishing!</p>
<h4>Anything else?</h4>
<p>Don’t forget to check out <a href="http://pressupinc.com/wordpress-plugins/require-featured-image/" rel="nofollow ugc">the plugins page on our website</a>, and don’t hesitate to <a href="https://github.com/pressupinc/require-featured-image" rel="nofollow ugc">browse and fork on GitHub</a>. Have a unique WordPress project you need help on? <a href="http://pressupinc.com/contact/" rel="nofollow ugc">Get in touch with Press Up</a> to set yourself up for success.</p>


Require Featured Image

Very useful plugin

Works on WP 5.8 with build in Gutenberg editor for CPT = posts

When you remove the image the message re-appears

Does what it needs to do

Requires content you specify to have a featured image set before they can be published.

Edit Post Link vs Require Featured Image