• Resolved soniag1

    (@soniag1)


    Hello all,

    I am starting out and loving your theme.
    Finally, seems to have gotten one theme that has most of the features that I need and translates all elements to my native language. Well done.
    One question: can I eliminate the featured image from a blog post? I want to have a featured image for the other pages to show with the excerpts but not on the post. As you can seen, I want to start my posts with a Pin long image instead…
    Cheers,

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Hi there,
    you can try this

    .entry-featured {display: none;}
    .entry-related .entry-featured {display: block;}
    

    in your custom CSS box under Appearance ? Customize ??Additional CSS!

    I’d like to ask you, if you like the theme and could take a minute to review it here it would help us a lot!

    Thread Starter soniag1

    (@soniag1)

    Hi Fotis.

    Thanks again for a reply. This works beautifully on my test post!!!!
    ??

    I read though, that if I get this code on the CSS box, as suggested, the image is loaded and then hidden. This may cause the site to be slower or that the image is not entirely hidden… what is your take on this?

    Is there a way I can use function.php or style.css instead?
    Anyways, I tried to copy my function.php to the child theme the child theme stops working… I can only get the child theme to work with a style.css

    Cheers
    Sonia

    Hi there,
    I suggest adding this CSS in your child theme style.css

    Have a look at this guide to learn more about child themes and how to create one
    https://www.cssigniter.com/ignite/beginners-guide-child-themes/

    Functions.php is the only file that you cannot copy over to your child theme, since it will cause the duplication of your themes functions and eventually you will have a white screen.

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