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UI UX - Long Posts Hide Images After Update — Any Way to Show Image First?

After a recent update, long posts now show a “load more” / truncated view first (which is great). However, I’ve noticed an issue when a post includes an image below a longer block of text:

  • Previously, the image would appear at the bottom of the post.
  • Now, when the post is truncated and requires “load more,” the image doesn’t show (or doesn’t load/display as expected).

Is there a way to either:

  1. Show the image first (above the text) automatically, or
  2. Ensure images included in a long post still render/preview even before expanding the post?

If this is expected behaviour, is there a recommended workaround or setting to control image placement / preview for longer posts?

Thanks in advance!

https://community.wpmanageninja.com/portal/post/why-can-t-i-add-an-image-between-text?comment_id=47691

A new feature has been added, called inline-image upload, which can appear between text feed content. Pasting images will appear as inline images. If you want to upload pictures in gallery mode, you can use the image upload icon and choose the images; the selected images will appear in the gallery style. Or if you want to disable the inline image feature, simply use the below filter hook, then pasting images will also appear in the gallery mode, single image will appear first.

add_filter('fluent_community/has_inline_image_upload', function() {
    return 'no';
});

Manoj Sharma

Tawsif Ahmed Riyad you as absolutely correct, thanks I didn't know about it.... I just tried it and its working amazingly well.
Cheers

Manoj Sharma

Tawsif Ahmed Riyad You guys should make a quick video whenever you roll out features like this I usually end up discovering them by accident 😄

Manoj Sharma, sure, already informed my team lead. Our MGD (Motion Graphics) team will oversee these matters.