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  • yes it is a feature, might be hidden by a custom css

    Thread Starter AndreasL

    (@andreasl)

    Yes, I found some examples for other styles b ut can’t translate it the correct way for evolve. Do you can help me a little bit and give me an example?
    It is beyond my skills.

    I try this, but this removed the wanted featured image too:

    .thumbnail-post {
      display: none;
    }

    Regards
    Andreas

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by AndreasL.

    try instead:

    .archive .thumbnail-post {
      display: none;
    }
    Thread Starter AndreasL

    (@andreasl)

    Yes, this work on archive pages. I found this too. But it doesn’t work for the front page. If I post a new entry it appears on the frontpage with pulled inline pic again. The css made no difference between wanted and unwanted featured images. I insert the css right now.
    Here it works: https://www.dragon-clan.de/wordpress/category/allgemein/
    Here it doesn’t work: https://www.dragon-clan.de/wordpress/ (scroll down to the end)

    While scrolling down you see a lot of images. These are wanted featured images and set as featured image in the posting.

    I also try a plug-in (hide featured images) but this doesnt’t work too.

    It would be nice to have a switch in blog customier to handle this (enable/disable automatic pull the first picture if no feature picture set) or an option for each post to disable it.

    Regards
    Andreas

    It’s because the featured image is looking for the first image in the post content if no featured image is defined. Maybe I could add an option for this in the next release to disable this search

    Thread Starter AndreasL

    (@andreasl)

    Thanks for your Time. This would be great.

    Regards
    Andreas

    Thread Starter AndreasL

    (@andreasl)

    Thank you for the feature in V4.0.4

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