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  • Plugin Author Robin Cornett

    (@littlerchicken)

    So, you’ll want to use one of the filters from the FAQ. You can try either of these options:

    add_filter( 'display_featured_image_genesis_skipped_posttypes', 'rgc_skip_these_types' );
    function rgc_skip_these_types( $post_types ) {
    	$post_types[] = is_page_template( 'page_landing.php' ); // should target any page using the landing page template
    	$post_types[] = is_single( 679 ); // should target this specific page
    
    	return $post_types;
    }

    I’m doing this off the cuff, so you may want to double check the conditional tags in the Codex. HTH

    Thread Starter webspyredmedia

    (@chrissyjmarq22)

    Thank you Robin! I’ll test it and see and also check the codex :). Thank you for your quick response on this. Nice to see a plugin author respond in a timely manner – appreciate everything you do for the Genesis community

    Thread Starter webspyredmedia

    (@chrissyjmarq22)

    Hey Robin,

    I plugged in the code and it’s still pulling the image as the featured image. Any other thoughts?

    Plugin Author Robin Cornett

    (@littlerchicken)

    Actually, looking at the source code, the featured image on the page you linked does not look like it’s coming from this plugin. It’s in a <div> element with a class of my-featured-image, which is not part of Display Featured Image for Genesis. Could this be added by the template, maybe?

    Thread Starter webspyredmedia

    (@chrissyjmarq22)

    Okay I know what that is – I followed one of Sridhar’s tutorials on how to display the featured images in Minimum Pro. I’ll look at the tutorial and pop over into the Genesis group for help. Thank you so much Robin!

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