decide in template the display of a first image #31
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- do I want to show an image and for all or just the first most current entries? - code suggestions in example template
* master: add missing property declaration, php8.2
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Instead of only being able to display the first image of the most recent (first) teaser entry, the user should be able to decide how many entries should display an image, including all. And best in the template, to avoid another configuration setting.
Change breaks the previous behavior: Instead of displaying the first (available) gallery image of the first journal teaser entry, all the entries would show this first image. But since there are most probably not many users out there that use the plugin or in particular the code to display this first image, I suggest this can be ignored.