Feature Images (has-post-thumbnail)

[Pavel Shabalin]

Hello!
How to prevent the Feature Images (has-post-thumbnail) function from displaying when viewing full page?

[Lori McAlister]

Yes, please. HELP. I have the same question with no response.

[Pavel Shabalin]

So far, I have found such a quick solution: in the template, the file content-page.php find the

<?PHP strings if( has_post_thumbnail() ): ?> 
 <header class="entry-header">
 <?php if (the_post_thumbnail() ); ?>
 </header>
 <?php endif; ?>

Replace with this code

<? php if (has_post_thumbnail ()):? > 
 <header class="entry-header">
 <?php if ( !is_single() || the_post_thumbnail() ); ?>
 </header>
 <?php endif; ?>

But I would also like to clarify with the author of the template, is this option possible or will you need to edit something else?

[Lori McAlister]

agreed. I’d prefer not to change the PHP if possible just in case it reverts to the original when there is a theme update. Hopefully, we will both get a response soon.

[Lori McAlister]

I figured it out. I wish Theme Vision would answer their “Support” questions directly.

I went to the WordPress support page https://wordpress.org/support/topic and found the same question seven months ago to Agama. Here’s how they answered it then (see cut and paste answer below). I tried it, and it worked on a draft page I put together. I hope it works for you too.
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Try to insert the following code into Customizing->General->Additional CSS:

.page .entry-header img {
display: none!important;
}

[Pavel Shabalin]

Great, great job. This really works and is a more convenient option for this purpose. Thanks a lot

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