Hello, I’ve searched unsuccessfully for a solution within these posts so far, but I’ve tried. I have Showtime theme, recently updated. I also use Gempages. My site is not yet live so I don’t have a page to send someone to.
I can get the featured image to display for a blog post, but once you click to go to that post the featured image displays no matter what - and sometimes that means 2 of the same image.
I want to prevent the featured image from displaying within my blog post. A number of users have suggested simple snippets of code added to a file in my assets section - but none of those have yielded any results. And I tried clearing the cache as a last resort but still nothing. I know WP makes this easy and maybe I’m just missing something or not asking the right question? Can anyone help? Thank you in advance.
Without being able to see or reproduce what your doing your making it impossible for others to be able to help effectively.
Wild guess disable gempages and check, double check your theme settings for a extra sections, etc
If you want it looked at and fixed contact me at paull.newton+shopifyforums@gmail.com with store url,storefront pasword, and this topic url and any other details.
Thank you for responding. I understand your feedback. I’m afraid if I delete Gempages to test - that I may lose and have to redo all that work that Gempages supports. I will do a workaround re: the featured image. Thank you again.
It’s not easy to find correct code to apply without a page to observe as each theme has different classes. We’ve tried to look for a Showtime theme’s demo to check and find a code that can be applied to remove featured image on blog post. You can take a look and give it a try:
Go to Online Store->Theme->Edit code
Find theme.liquid file ->Paste the following code before
WOW that worked! I had already turned off my computer after spending all day searching for a solution - and then this message came across my phone. Now I won’t be “dreaming” about this all night LOL - srsly thank you for that solution.
You may need want modify it to try and only hide 1st or 2nd one with nth-child or nth-of-type , theme structure depending if they share a immediate parent .
.article_img_block:nth-child(1) {
// here style
}
or
.article_img_block:nth-of-type(1){
// here style
}