I am having the same issue on http://technoquestions.com
I tried to use the shortcode and whatever I try it is showing the thumbnail. We don’t use images on this particular site for posts, so it’s just the No Image default, which is really not looking too good.
I can probably cancel it out with CSS, but I’d rather a solution that worked if possible.
Ash
I’m also having this issue. Following for updates!
Same here, but I’m using this temporary workaround:
thumb=”false” thumb_default=””
For some reason the thumb=false is not turning off the default thumbnail location.
UPDATE: actually, when working with the date= attribute I discovered the proper answer:
thumb=”” date=””
In the documentation the defaults are shown as thumb=”true” and date=”true” so the assumption is (I think rightly) that you should put in “false” to turn the item off… but it turns out you need to make the attribute blank.
Well, since I couldn’t get any of the recent posts or display posts plugins to display exactly what I wanted how I wanted, I just went ahead and wrote some code for myself in a page template. I probably should have done that from the beginning. 😉
What I like about this plugin is that it has so much control for those who don’t have coding skills.
And since I find clients have trouble even with shortcodes, I install a plugin that allows for the use of widgets inside of Post or Page content, and then they can use the widget form of this plugin.
