Where is the duplicated image on that page?
http://nwirestore.org/?page_id=576
The image at the top left before the Heading is the same as the larger image below the Heading.
I just added my first Blog page to my WP site.
How did you add a “blog page”?
Your “home page” is where your posts will show up unless you set it up as a static page. http://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page
Hi K, I added my page exactly as the instructions indicate. The Home page is static and the blog page is blank but identified in the setup area. I am displaying my Post’s to the Home page by the use of a short code and that works as it should. My issue is how the Blog page is displaying 2 images for ever post. If I pull a single post up, it only shows the Primary large image, as it should. If I go to the Blog page, it shows both the featured and full size image for every post displayed.
Hope that clarifies.
This is the code for that element.
div class="alignleft">
<a title="Donate Food & Save Money" href="http://nwirestore.org/?p=574">
<img class="attachment-128x128 wp-post-image" width="128" height="128" title="Donate Food & Save Money" alt="" src="http://nwirestore.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Foodcoupon-150x150.png">
It should be more like this.
<h1 id="site-title">
<span>
<a rel="home" title="Donate Food & Save Money" href="http://http://nwirestore.org/">Name of blog page</a>
</span>
Normally the blog page would be the name of a page, like http://test.savethecolors.com/blog/
Yours is http://nwirestore.org/?page_id=576 a number.
Where did this theme come from? I don’t know where the thumbnail is being called from unless it is a setting in the theme or a plugin.
The Theme is from Artisteer 4.
The name of the page was generated by WP when I created the page, it’s the Permalink.
I went in through Firebug and see the code your referring to.Delete the code and the image disappears to. I think you may be right that this is controlled by the theme. I will start looking in Artisteer for Blog settings.
Thanks so much for the help, K.
I will post back when I find out what the answer is.
