Try this CSS:
body.home div.entry-content p:first-child > a {
display: none;
}
that didn’t work, it took away the image I wanted, and made the featured image the one to use.
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I’d like the home page to look the way it does….and then the post to have the featured image up top.
Don’t even know if it’s possible.
So you want the image that is currently displayed (which is not the featured image) shown on the home page but when the user clicks to read the full post, you want the featured image at the top of the full post and the other image to not show at all.
Is that correct?
I’ve got it working now, this is the CSS I used for both the home page and when people visit the site and use the drop down menu:
.home .wp-post-image {
display: none;
}
.category .wp-post-image {
display: none;
}
You can see what I mean with the 2nd post, I didn’t have a featured image set for the [Today In Publishing] post.
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Now I see. Glad you got it working.
