Support » Plugin: Genesis Grid » Remove Featured Image from Full Posts

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  • Edit your post then in the right rail towards the bottom, you will see the image. Click Remove Featured image.

    Thread Starter Bejelly

    (@bejelly)

    I don’t have a featured image set in my post so that doesn’t work.

    well, in that case you need to elaborate the ask. sharing a link along would also help.

    Thread Starter Bejelly

    (@bejelly)

    Sorry, ok, you can see what I mean on my front page. I don’t have a featured image selected and it’s pulling a randow image and setting it as the featured. On Firefox, it’s messing up how it displays also. I want to show a full post with no featured image and have featured images on all the teasers.

    http://www.agirlworthsaving.net/

    I’m sort of in the same boat, I would like to have “display featured images” function only for the archive pages. On my blog home page I’d prefer to “display full content”.

    Since it’s required to “display featured images” for this plugin to work (as I understand it), then if I select “display fill content” my archive pages are unchanged, but I get duplicate images in my blog home page…

    Website: http://livelovepasta.com/

    I am having a similar issue – When I set the feature post to full content, it creates a duplicate image (currently set to a thumbnail). Having a hard time figuring out how to get rid of the featured image for the feature post. My site uses the Prose theme.

    Website: http://www.solanoskitchen.com

    Thanks!

    I’ve remedied this problem with a css fix. Basically setting the display of the featured image on the featured post to none. Then when that featured post is replaced with another, and it goes into the teaser grid, boom the image shows up. SolanosKitchen, looking at your site and theme, you’d use something like

    .feature img.post-image {
    	display: none;
    }

    Basically, the featured images have a different class than the standard images from displaying the full post contents. You have to determine what that unique class is and hide it with CSS, hope this helps someone.

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