I did not recently switch domains, nor did I transfer the site to a new domain. The site is setup in the standard way. It appears as though this CSS rule is being applied.
media="all"
<strong>.single-post .announcement-banner-image</strong>, .single-post .return-to-timeline, .single-post .timeline-express-single-page-announcement-date {
display: none;
}
…
which is causing the images to not display. However, when I disable this rule in Chrome, I see 2 images instead of one. This is because for some reason, the Excerpt image is displaying as well
<span class="the-excerpt"> <img class="announcement-banner-image" src="####" alt="CREAAnalyze Release" style="
display: none;
"><strong class="timeline-express-single-page-announcement-date">Announcement Date : March 14, 2016</strong><p>CREAAnalyze will be…</p>
<a href="####" class="return-to-timeline"><i class="fa fa-chevron-left"></i> Back</a> </span>
I removed the URLs but they are rendering ok.