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  • Plugin Contributor Code Parrots

    (@codeparrots)

    Hi @rosellecelina

    You certainly can. What you need to do is copy over the proper template from the Timeline Express plugin root, in the template directory, into your theme root. (timeline-express/templates/timeline-express-container.php)

    For example, if you had TwentySeventeen installed, you would copy over wp-content/plugins/timeline-express/templates/timeline-express-container.php to wp-content/themes/twentyseventeen/timeline-express/timeline-express-container.php.

    You could then alter the template file wp-content/themes/twentyseventeen/timeline-express/timeline-express-container.php by moving the following code:

    <?php
		/* Action hook to display content before the announcement image on the timeline */
		do_action( 'timeline-express-before-image' );

		/* Generate the announcement image. */
		echo wp_kses_post( timeline_express_get_announcement_image( $post->ID ) );

		/* Action hook to display content after the announcement image on the timeline */
		do_action( 'timeline-express-after-image' );
		?>

    Up above the code

    <!-- Announcement Title -->
		<div class="cd-timeline-title-container">

    Feel free to take a look at our documentation where we outline this in greater detail:

    https://www.wp-timelineexpress.com/documentation/customize-announcement-container/

    If you need additional help feel free to let us know.

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