gvdplas

Wow, that works like a charm. I have in the meantime spend quite some fruitless lines of codes to get there, thanks for looking back into an already marked as ‘resolved’ topic!

For general interest as for the animated small arrow: I have noticed that it does lower the bouncerate a bit because it makes abundantly clear that there is *more* than a pretty picture (which not may load directly depending on speed).

Thank you!

You can disable the plugin for certain pages using your own mu (must use) plugin. See e.g. https://kinsta.com/blog/disable-wordpress-plugins/ for details

ps, for the interested reader, you can see the desired arrow imposed over the featured image below the page title on the following page: https://urlgone.com/1e2bfc/

For now that is done by directly adding an extra line after line 38 of the Display_Featured_Image_Genesis_Description.php file. The new line is: ` $headline = str_replace(‘</h1>’, ‘</h1><div class=”animated bounce”><a href = “#genesis-content”><span class=”dashicons dashicons-arrow-down-alt”></span></a></div>’, $headline);
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Hi Robin,

It sure does, thanks!

I am not quite there yet and have to abandon this project for the coming ~weeks but am sure I’ll make it out. Thanks again for all your help!

Hi Robin,

Thank you very much for your reply!

Using display_featured_image_genesis_after_title will output code outside the .excerpt class, which I don’t want. I have managed to get partially what I want using a filter on display_featured_image_genesis_modify_title_overlay and replacing the </h1> string with [mycode]</h1>.

However this only works for me while the “Move Excerpts/Archive Descriptions” functionality is not active (which I don’t want).

Long story short, I’ll keep learning and trying. Thanks again for your time!