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I just figured out how to add custom content to each individual posts’ sidebar.

You can use Graceful Sidebar Plugin.

However, anything I put in is simply ADDED to the current sidebar content, so would anyway have custom css/php to remove sidebar widgets from specific posts, if I could do this I’d be winning!

Thanks.

There are 2 things that could happen:
1. This could slow down your site a little (because it’s loading unneeded code but not actually using that unneeded code).
2. Depending on how you did it in CSS, it could cause something else to disappear when you don’t want it to (because CSS rules can apply to multiple different elements). What did you change?

But the featured image is actually completely gone from the posts, not invisible, so doesn’t that mean the browser will not load it?

Just before I mark this as resolved, could anyone just have a quick look at my OP post to even give me an idea on what part of that code I could safely remove without getting syntax errors or even what to “change” to stop it.

Thanks.

psa234

Thanks, after about 10 mins adjusting my CSS file I got this to work – but it couldn’t be that easy, is there a catch with doing this?

Thanks.

Castro I actually have removed everything with “thumbnail” from single.php but no change.

This is the only remaining code with the word image in single.php

<?php
		// show media (image/video/gallery) if NOT a private post
        if ( !post_password_required() && of_get_option('single_post_media','1') == '1' && $page < 2 ) {
			get_template_part( 'content', get_post_format() );

This is the wordpress theme I am using.

https://themeforest.net/item/bloggit-responsive-wordpress-blogmagazinenews/full_screen_preview/3866432

My google chrome “inspect element” shows it as <div id=”post-thumbnail”> which as you can see in my first post DOES appear in content.php but when I tamper with that I get syntax errors.