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I have a content type teaser with an image field and display these teaser in a panel layout. This works perfect if I choose the Build Mode "Full Content" in the Panel Settings for the content.

I themed the content type with a node template (node--xyz.tpl.php) and have no checks about the view_mode in it. I print out the image with the function render():

<?php print render($content['field_teaser_image']); ?>

I'm very confused, as I wrote above, with the Build Mode "Full Content" it works fine. I've checked the Manage Displays Settings and they are the same for both View Modes. The Variable in the render() function is filled in both cases, but in View Mode "Teaser", the output is empty.

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  • Did you check variable in template file? Maybe template was not accepted by Drupal. Did you add your template in theme path? Cleaned caches?
    – FriOne
    Jul 29, 2014 at 7:59
  • Yes, the template is the correct one, $variables too, every thing else is rendered correctly, except the image field
    – moertle
    Jul 29, 2014 at 8:02
  • @moertle to be clear, did you dump $variables in template file? In file node--xyz.tpl.php you have dpm() or var_dump()? If so could you please show this two arrays(from full and teaser), to understand why it not renders.
    – FriOne
    Jul 29, 2014 at 8:29
  • Comment out the print render statement for the image and just print out a text message at that exact place in the template file. Then see if it prints out in the teaser view. Templates have conditional code for the view mode so maybe it is in a branch where only full view mode is accessible.
    – J. Reynolds
    Sep 12, 2014 at 11:32

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Check http://YOUR_SITE.NAME/admin/structure/types/manage/YOUR_CONTENT_TYPE/display/teaser

You have to add field_teaser_image to visible fields list.

Field UI module must be active.

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