Luiz

Hi kendbin!

Do your custom theme have a style.css along with the index.php ?

Hi caspa90,

It would be helpfull to have further informations, like your website’s url. Without looking there’s no way we can tell what is happening and how to solve your issue.

Cheers

Hello jmeyer2485,

Since it’s a forum, I think it would be better to give a link to your last post, you and everyone willing to help you will benefit from it.

Yes, you have to change your pages’ Html structure for it to work, by putting the sidebar section (<aside id=”sidebar”>) before your main-content section.
You actualy dont even need to add another CSS rule. Just changing your sidebar position will do the job.

Before (actual)
After (expected)

It’s simple.
On your child theme’s style sheet, add #usp-pro-form { float: left; }
Then on your child theme’s front-page (and every template on which it appears after the main-content) change the order of your sidebar/main-content.

What parent theme are you using? Responsive ?

Hi!

First, your #usp-pro-form is taking all the width, so you should put a float left on it.
Second, the sidebar arrives after the main-content, just put it before the main content.

Following those instructions, here is what I get: Image

Cheers ??

Oh and you should get rid of that too

#masthead {
    margin-bottom: 374px;
}

Or at least set the margin to a lower value.

Remove the position: fixed; and it will be just like you want it to be ??

Hi majk1982,

The problem comes from the navbar-inner class that has by default a white background. So the solution could be as simple as setting the background-color to transparent at the end of your child-theme’s style.css.

Cheers ??

Oh I see, then you want to remove all pages’ title, which is much more simple than what I expected ??

The easiest way to do it, is to install a plugin. You will find a list of plugins by lookig for hide title.

After creating your child theme, what I think would be the simplest way to get what you want, is to add the following lines to your functions.php

add_filter( 'post_thumbnail_html', 'thumbnail_be_gone', 10, 3 );

function thumbnail_be_gone( $html, $post_id, $post_image_id ) {
    if(is_single()){
        $html = '';
    }

    return $html;
}

This way you won’t have to hunt for the code that generates your thumbnail.

With some customization, I get this.
Is that more like what you are looking for ?

Did you look inside the single.php file?

So you don’t want to display the image after someone clicked (or accessed directly from it’s URL) on your post, is that right?

Hi!

Your theme doesn’t seem to use this feature.