Can I add fotos to the coloured places in Elara?

@butterflylotuskitchen Thanks for trying out Elara! You need featured images for each of the posts. You can also turn off Example Content under Appearance > Customize > General Settings to get rid of them right away but be sure to add featured images for all your posts so the blog feed does not look uneven. More details here: https://help.lyrathemes.com/article/208-how-to-get-rid-of-dummy-images

Thank you very much. I will try it out, at least what I have time to try out today. May be one thing, if I turn off example content, can I switch it on again? It would actually be nice if we could add some pictures into the blocks of colour that act as example pictures, they have such a good colour scheme.

Hi,

You can re enable it at any time but you won’t see the colors if you add images in the posts.

Kind Regards

I tried to enable and re enable, it works. There is one picture though, the skyr breakfast, that is totally uneven with the others and I do not know why. I may probably just redo the whole posting with exactly the same settings as the others and delete the posting with the odd picture and may be that works. But first I need to figure out why some featured images fit well, when I click on the posting for reading and some do not so I can get them all right in the preview and in the opened posting. The featured image is cut in half when I click on the posting review, but looks nicely in the overview. The skyr breakfast picture is the odd one out in the overview, but when I click on the posting, it is there in full size and not cut off like the brokkoli lunch and the cheese cake posting. I have no idea why that is so and how I can find a solution that is nice in the overview and also fits with the whole pictrue showing when the posting is getting clicked and opened. So far the pictures in the opened postings are being cut off on their top side

@butterflylotuskitchen A few tips: make sure your featured images are large, somewhere around 1200×800 and the same aspect ratio across all posts so that they crop and resize well for the blog design. Hope that helps.