Hi there!
As you may already know, pages do not have the same features on WordPress like posts do.
For example, in most WordPress themes, the featured image is displayed in a post but NOT in a page. Yet, there is a way to achieve this.
However, we will need to add some HTML code. You need to be careful when doing some custom coding to your site or else you may mess up your website. I suggest you first do a backup of your website before altering any codes.
Even better, create a test website! Loes has created a very important tutorial on the importance of opening a test site (see the link below). She explains how malicious scripts and plugins can really create havoc on your website. I strongly recommend you follow Loes' advice, and that you open a test website to test new HTML coding.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.co...
Now, let's get started in displaying Featured Images from Site pages.
I have a couple of questions, One is how do I center a featured image. Two is I found this but I can not find any "content-single image???
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Click edit.
Go to set featured image on the bottom right
Click on your featured image - this will take you to media and the image. This is where can make changes to the image and set it to center on your page.
To my knowledge, featured images cannot be centered.
They are set to be displayed on the left side of your article by default.
There may be plugins or code which can be used to modify images, so if I know of any, I will let you know.
Best regards,
Jason
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I always advise people to first open a test website, before playing around with the editor of their regular website, to test added codes Using malicious scripts can wreck your website, open a test site Did you know that you can add codes to your training, without the risk that they are changing during copying?
See screenshot
I didn't realize there was an icon to add code. I'm still new at creating some training here at WA.
The next time I'll add training, I'll mention about your training (of opening a test site to test HTML code).
Have a great day,
Carole
