So say you set up your image using a custom field named "Large Image", you would use echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'Large Image', true);
I imagine this would only echo out the URL for the image or something, so you may need to wrap the echo inside an tag, you might need to experiment a little with it.

Following this tutorial how could i get those images to display rather than the featured post image?

The way I have mine set up is I have a server running in my spare room, all services (sickbeard, sabnzbd, couchpotato etc.) all run off that, along with a web server to run this homepage from.

I've added a debug setting in to the latest commit. This will output the URLs it's trying to load. If you copy and paste the URL in to your browser you will be able to see if the feeds it tries to load can be found.

Unfortunately your set up is not the intended use. If you have everything set up to show externally, why not set up a small webserver (XAMPP for example) and run it locally as well?

I have a domain name on hostmonster that I'm using. I have the files placed in the root of that domain. I've redownloaded and reinstalled the script. The config files are using the IP address so I can access this remotely. Will it not work like this?

I tried using local IP addresses but that did not load the content on the home page either.

Am I missing something here?

I only removed the username and password from the joined link on functions.php. That only affects the url, right? I still have the user and pass set on the config.

I've double checked the API's and they are correct.

I think the problem IS the fact that I am trying to access it using the IP address. I've forwarded the ports though. The loading of the sickbeard, couchpotato, etc pages load fine and fast. It's just the loading of the content on the home page that is a problem. It's not loading anything.

It shouldn't matter what speed your connection is as it should all be local, unless you're trying to connect to external computers or via your external IP. It sounds like it can't connect to your sickbeard and sabnzbd. This would be the cause for the long loading time, due to it trying to connect to something that isn't there or isn't accessible, and also the reason why those sections don't work. Make sure you have the sabnzbd and sickbeard connection settings as well as the API keys set correctly. If the links to sickbeard and sabnzbd work but those sections do not then it sounds like the API keys might not be correct.

Which browser pops up the phishing warning? I did a quick test in Chrome and Firefox and didn't get a warning. Internet Explorer does not support URLs with authentication details in them, so that's obviously not going to work. It's possible that removing the usernames and passwords may have caused the issues you are experiencing with those sections not loading.

Let me know if you have any questions or if I can help in any other way. If you know how to use Github feel free to fork and issue a pull request for any bugs you manage to find and fix

First of all, I added target blanks to each of the icons so that I can always have it open since it is my homepage.

I also noticed that the link to couchpotato added the port twice to the end of the ip address. I managed to correct it.

What I'm having trouble with now is with the loading time on this home page. It takes up to 3 minutes to load with a 40mbps down connection. It also will not load the "Currently downloading", "Recently finished", or the "TV Today" sections.

One more thing, I had to delete the joining for the username and password on the functions.php file because it popped up with a fishing warning. Not real sure how that works, but I really don't need to do that because the browser will remember the password.

If I could get you to help me with solving the loading time and those sections not loading I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for all your hard work so far. It looks great.

Thanks,
Danilo Cuellar

Sorry I couldn't be much more help.