Really Flexible for use
By 
Sattajit on May 13, 2024
Really Flexible for use
Very nice!
By 
philliproth on April 3, 2024
Works perfectly
Works great with a little code
By 
clarke77 on April 9, 2021
I got the free version working perfectly last night with WordPress 5.7.
The description says the plugin will "add any number of featured images ... without writing a single line of code", which is a bit misleading. The plugin provides a GUI interface to flag images as featured, but to actually have the images appear on your site you need to write some code.
Stack Overflow to the rescue. I found this snippet there and got it working:
if( class_exists('Dynamic_Featured_Image') ) {
global $dynamic_featured_image;
$featured_images = $dynamic_featured_image->get_featured_images( );
//print_r($featured_images);
//You can now loop through the image to display them as required
foreach($featured_images as $featured_image) {
echo "<img src='".$featured_image['full']."'>";
}
}- Go to Appearance/Theme Editor
- Double click on the part of the site you want to add featured images. This will probably be 'Single Page' or 'Single Post', but it could be 'Theme Header', 'Theme Footer', or whatever.
- For most pages, you'll want to paste the above code into 'the loop'. If you don't know what 'the loop' is, it's worth looking in to, as it's probably a bit different on different themes. On most themes, pasting the code anywhere between
while (have_posts()): the_post();andendwhile;should work. But where you put it in relation to other things in 'the loop' probably matters. - Note that everything between the quotes, after the word 'echo' in the code above is what will appear on your page. So any other stuff you want to add (list items, div tags, etc.) needs to go in there.
- If you're adding any attributes, use single quotes or your whole site will bork.
- Have fun!
Does not work
By 
Marc73 on December 3, 2018
This is a poorly documented, poorly coded half-done plugin. The plugin, if you read the fine print, assumes you would go to a github page, and follow vague instructions on what functions you need to call in your theme... as if this is something that the average user can do.
It is a great idea to show many featured images... it is a pitty you have a be a coder, to create your child-theme and hack it to get this to work.
Worst plugin ever
By 
kellybaya on September 16, 2018
DO NOT purchase the Pro version of this plugin. It does not work as described and has terrible documentation. Emails sent asking for a refund have been ignored. Looking though the support forum I can also see that support for this plugin is non-existent. These guys don't care about their customers or the quality of their work.
not a good review
By 
alternativedge on September 5, 2018
word of advice for those looking to buy the pro version... don't!!
Truly a master piece in terms of terrible development and documentation..
I am in awe......
Works fine!
By 
Adam Pery (adam1920) on July 4, 2017
Well done guys!
Gets the job done!
By 
delawaregrad on September 23, 2016
This is exactly what I needed so that my client could add multiple images to a custom post. I'm able to customize the template and it all works perfectly.
Great plugin
By 
Milad Jafari (milad.jfr) on September 3, 2016
Its really useful and its works well
but its a bit hard to use for someone like me that not much familiar with coding.
it could be better if we have some shortcodes for this plugin , so we could use it much easier.
bytheway , thanks to the author.
Very good plugin!
By 
Vlad Stratulat (vladstratulat) on September 3, 2016
Doing it's job as required.
