I found a code that solved the duplicate picture problem on the home page of a twenty seventeen theme:

/* Hide featured image on blog, archive, category pages */
.blog .post-thumbnail,
.archive .post-thumbnail,
.category .post-thumbnail {
  display: none;
}

I found it here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/hiding-featured-images-via-additional-css-in-customizer/

Now, the featured image remains only on the post page. I am not good at this, so to explain clearly, I click on a post on the home page and it takes me to that post. What I see there is the featured image displayed above the picture that is inserted in the post. Basically, I get the same picture displayed twice. What additional line of code is there that I can use to get rid of the featured image? I must mention that I need to have the featured image uploaded on the backend, but I want it to be hidden in the post page.

I tried this one, but it did not do the trick:

/* Hide featured image on blog, archive, category pages */
.single-page .post-thumbnail,
.blog .post-thumbnail,
.archive .post-thumbnail,
.category .post-thumbnail {
  display: none;
}

Can someone please help?

P.S.: I would prefer not to post the link, because the blog has some adult-oriented content.

The forums that I have found speak specifically to this issue being due to mobile view, but I am working on an desktop so it does not apply.

Any help you can give would be appreciated, thank you!

I’m using the Jetpack Related Posts feature. However, I hate that it appears before the pagination on multi-page posts, which seems like it would divert someone to a new post before they’ve continued onto the second page of the one they’re reading (see image).

I have found several HTML workarounds that are all very different ways to solve the problem, and I have tried them all to varying levels of success, but none fundamentally do the seemingly simple thing I want, which is to move the built in theme pagination – formatted exactly as seen below –?to above the Jetpack Related Posts.

Again, I have no idea what I’m doing. So if there’s a code solution to this, I would so, so, so appreciate you being explicit with where in the Theme Files it goes. A lot of solutions start with finding wp_link_pages () in my functions.php and I swear it’s not in there. I’m using the Twenty Seventeen theme if that helps.

Thanks!

There is a strong probability that one of the last updates of WP Fastest Cache prevents the hamburger menu from opening on mobiles and tablets – when viewed in portrait mode – in the twenty-seventeen theme. The hamburger menu works fine after deactivating the plug-in. Can this be corrected otherwise?

Thanks for your help.