Miison

Thanks for your quick reply! ??

It’s actually extremely important for SEO to use the correct h1/h2/etc structure. It’s an absolute must for me (and many others).

I don’t mind spending some time and energy to change the codes to get it right. Do you know how I can do that?

I have finally managed to solve it after a lot of trial & error changes in the code.

My solution was to remove the following code from my main index (index.php);

]get_the_image( array( ‘meta_key’ => ‘Thumbnail’, ‘size’ => ‘single-thumbnail’, ‘image_class’ => ‘featured’ ) );

} else {

get_the_image( array( ‘meta_key’ => ‘Thumbnail’, ‘size’ => ‘thumbnail’, ‘image_class’ => ‘featured’ ) );

I access my site via https://www.miison.se/wp-admin directly to WordPress and write & publish posts/images directly in WordPress. I change everything (content, themes, settings and so on) in wordpress, so I really don’t understand where you are coming from. In fact- the site is only running wordpress.

Let’s try to leave that though since we seems to get nowhere.

Is there any other changes in the CSS that I can make (or anyone else running wordpress), that would hopefully get rid of the featured image in the theme (origin)?

I were running it on blogspot previously. I used the ‘blogger importer’ to import posts/comments/such to wordpress, but the actual wordpress program and the theme was uploaded directly from www.ads-software.com to my host.

Hm, I’m very new to wordpress and honestly don’t know where to find it?

I’ve installed wordpress manually through a ftp client directly on my web root (miison.se) and it’s also the same url addresses listed under general settings.

It’s very much a wordpress(.org) site hosted on my own domain and everything is being run and changed via the wordpress interface.

Do you know how to fix my problem?