How to remove featured image on pages via CSS ?

Resolved Pôle Réseaux de Chaleur – Cerema
(@reseauxchaleur)

9 years, 1 month ago

Hello

I’d like to know if it’s possible to remove the featured image that’s showing on pages in Hueman, by using custom CSS only ? (the reason is because I’d like to avoid playing with theme files or having to use a child theme)

I found some explanations about how to do this, but for other themes. Does anyone know if that’s possible with Hueman ?

Thanks

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bdbrown
(@bdbrown)

9 years, 1 month ago

Hi Pôle. Are you referring to the featured post image at the top of the home page, or the post featured image on the single post page?

Jmorley88
(@jmorley88)

9 years, 1 month ago

Hi Pole,

Do you have a link to the site I can see if I can help fixing this problem with CSS only.

Thanks

Josh

Thread Starter Pôle Réseaux de Chaleur – Cerema
(@reseauxchaleur)

9 years, 1 month ago

Hi
I’m referring to the featured post image at the top of any given page.
Exemple here : http://reseaux-chaleur.cerema.fr/acces-par-theme-2/batiment-construction
That picture with the buildings, right below title. It’s not a picture that I inserted manually in the page, it’s the featured image. If no featured image is set, I get the placeholder instead.
I’d like to have nothing.

Thank you for your help !
bdbrown
(@bdbrown)

9 years, 1 month ago
For the example you posted above you could try using this in your custom css:
```
.page .page-image {
  display: none;
}
```
Thread Starter Pôle Réseaux de Chaleur – Cerema
(@reseauxchaleur)

9 years ago

Perfect, it’s working.
Thank you !

thierrypradel
(@thierrypradel)

9 years ago

Hello Pôle réseaux de chaleur,
Could you explain how you insert the green image in the header?
thank you in advance
Thierry

Thread Starter Pôle Réseaux de Chaleur – Cerema
(@reseauxchaleur)

9 years ago

Thierry : it’s under “theme options > header > header image”.
If your site has a title you want to display, you have to have it written on the image, because using a header image will disable title and description.

thierrypradel
(@thierrypradel)

9 years ago

thank you