I hate when i buy a cool looking wp theme only to find out that the author made it impossible to edit. I recently purchased the cooolzine theme at themeforest and its a great looking theme, however I want to use it on a site that used to use custom fields for the thumbnail, and the theme seems to only work with the featured thumb. Usually when i find an issue like that with a theme i edit it to either use a php statement that uses the featured thumb or a image script like timthumb, or i like to use the get_the_image plugin by justin tadlock. However this theme calls the thumb in a way that i dont understand, so i wonder is there a plugin or script i could run to link images stored on the server in a custom field to the post thumbnail feature. Here a sample of the code if anyone want to take a whack. Also if you can code this reasonably fast hit me up let me know how much and how soon.
Code:
<div class="box article '.$cat[$firstcat]->slug.' '.$tagclass.'">
<div class="text">';
if (!empty($image)){
$extralen = 0;
$ret .= '
<div class="thumb">
<img src="'.$src[0].'" alt="'.$post->post_title.'" title="'.$post->post_title.'" />
<a href="'.get_permalink($post->ID).'">'.__('read more').'</a>
</div><!--thumb-->
';
} // has images
if ($tlen >= 1 && $tlen <= 20) {
$headrows = 1;
$alen = 160 + $extralen;
}
if ($tlen > 20 && $tlen <= 40) {
$headrows = 2;
$alen = 115 + $extralen;
}
if ($tlen > 40 && $tlen <= 66) {
$headrows = 3;
$alen = 100 + $extralen;
}
if ($tlen > 66 && $tlen <= 88) {
$headrows = 4;
$alen = 55 + $extralen;
}
if ($tlen > 88) {
$alen = 55 + $extralen;
}
$pattern = get_shortcode_regex();
$clean = strip_tags(preg_replace('/'.$pattern.'/s', '$1$6', $post->post_content));
$cut = substr($clean,0,$alen);
$ret .= '<div class="meta"><a class="cat-'.$cat[$firstcat]->slug.'" href="'.get_category_link($cat[$firstcat]->cat_ID).'">'.$cat[$firstcat]-
>name.'</a></div><!--meta-->
<h2 class="hyphenate"><a href="'.get_permalink($post->ID).'">'.$post->post_title.'</a></h2>
<a href="'.get_permalink($post->ID).'">
<span class="hyphenate">
'.$cut.' ›
</span>
</a>
</div><!--text-->