(I realize that I should create a child theme before I change any of the code.)
Which themes you’re pointing towards?? Well in most of themes image are displayed with
if(has_post_thumbnail())
the_post_thumbnail();
. You can remove this code to remove the image from being displayed or just put a comment on it
/*
if(has_post_thumbnail())
the_post_thumbnail();
*/
Ok, I was trying some things and it looks like this worked (I don’t know if it’s the best way to do this or not):
I was able to stop featured images from appearing at the beginning of my posts by “commenting out” this bit of code in loop.php:
<?php sds_featured_image(); ?>
so it looks like this:
<!– <?php sds_featured_image(); ?> –>
If your problem was solved then it’s ok.. If you’re using any premium or free themes you should consider that you’re not going to update theme upon the new updates are released else everything goes in vein… If you’re going with child themes then you’ve to work with all the functions hooked up by theme develoer with you to make it work on your way… Make sure you’ve little changes and not more if you’re going to use child themes…
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Which themes you’re pointing towards??
I’m reasonably sure the user means the Epic theme…
you should consider that you’re not going to update theme
Nope! You should not recommend or suggest that people not update their theme. Often those updates are security related or at least bug fixes.
You should always use a child theme and make your changes there. It’s safer that way.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
(I realize that I should create a child theme before I change any of the code.)
Which it looks like the OP already understands. 😉
Hi everyone,
Thank you for the replies and help.
@seenandnotseen, it appears that you have found the correct function. We use the sds_featured_image() function to display featured images in our themes. You could simply remove this line in your Child Theme template to stop the output of the featured image. For now, your featured image is still being output to the page though as an HTML comment, which is okay as it is not displayed to the end user. Glad you were able to solve your issue!
Thank You!
Hi,
Where should I look for this line of code? In which file?
Hi frankpineda,
If you are referring to the sds_featured_image() function, it can be found in virtually all of our templates prefixed with loop (e.g. loop-page.php).
