Easily Remove Featured Image from your Blog Post with CSS Code

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Yep, son. What Mom said.

Sometimes a very obvious feature is missing from a program and that is usually due it being a part of the upgrade version. If, for the sake of the one feature we are not yet ready to upgrade then we can, like many of us have already been doing, insert a brief CSS code to solve this problem.

If we find that a particular instruction worked for others but not for us or vice versa, hang on, it can be frustrating but don't shoot anybody just yet. We may need to use a code specific to the theme we selected. For example, here is how to remove the featured image in the theme known as MH Magazine Lite:

From our siterubix Dashboard select

Appearance > Themes > Customize > Additional CSS

then in the blank blue shaded text area, type or paste the following:

.entry-thumbnail { display: none; }

Click 'save draft' and copy the link to preview it in another window. Alternatively, click publish to go live with it.

Add Yours if You Can

Sometimes we may change themes, or just starting out, or have forgotten how, or software updates cause an instruction to become obsolete. Adding your information to this post could be a handy reference for us all.


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Thanks Tina. A handy snippet of code to know about.

Derek

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You are welcome, Derek

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Super post! ... thanks Tina ... gonna bookmark this for reference.. enjoy the weekend, cheerio... :)

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You too, enjoy!

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Great Post Tina, CSS is a language, it defines the styles in a theme. Not one theme is the same and almost all have different styles denoted by classes and ID's. It can become very frustrating when you find what you think is a solution that won't work on your theme. It's always important to include your theme name in the search. With a bit of training you can learn how to adapt fixes and get them to work on your theme.

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Thanks, Glen. Seeing that these adaptations aren't always universal, it is indeed a good idea to use the Theme name in the search.

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