This module works great for Drupal 7, except if you publish to front page.

I think I found the issue with this and need verification of the issue. If you create a new content type with just the title, and image, a custom image style, display full content, you should be able to recreate this issue.

1. Create a new content type called specials. The description for specials is add a new special to the website.
choose save and add fields.
2. Delete body field.
3. Add a custom image field called specials image and save.
4. Leave all options the same for next pages except add the images to a folder called specials_images.
5.Configure image display to full content only.
6. Disable teaser mode.
7. Create a custom image style" called "huge".
8. Options for huge image style are scale, size is 1075 x 1075 do not check box, no upscaling allowed.
9. Go to the content type, choose edit display link, configure the specials content type to use display image style of custom image style called huge.
10. Choose the exclude display on a per node basis in modules. Choose specials, choose only on full content type.
11. Make a new piece of content of the specials type and choose exclude node title, publish to front page, turn comment off, do not display user name.

I included 2 pictures with my url to show how the issue actually is happening.
It is based on publish to front in some way because the actual content page has no title.

Hope this helps in some way to figure out the issue. If I find a workaround I will repost.

Image 1 is the front page showing the issue displaying title anyway.
image 2 is the content page for the content and it is working correctly.

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Anonymous’s picture

The workaround I figured for this is to not post to front page with things. I make a view and use the view with no issue, the other work around I found for getting around this is to make a view into a block and arrange it only on the front page.

fizk’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

You need to exclude for the Teaser view mode as well. Under "Exclude title from all nodes in the following view modes:", choose "Teaser".