• When adding a featured image to pages, I see both images. is there any way to remove the header image for the pages that have featured image but without removing the menu bar?
    In other words, I want the featured image to behave as the header image for the pages that have featured image.
    Many thanks!

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  • Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    Try adding this in your Additional CSS section:

    
    .page-template-default .custom-header-media {
        display: none;
    }
    
    Thread Starter fwahrenek

    (@fwahrenek)

    Hi.
    Thanks for your help. It kind of worked.
    Now, I get a white space at the top (over the featured image) where the logo was. Tried to remove the logo but the white space is still there.
    The white space is much bigger on the start page than the other pages(Also, there is the new issue with the logo which is now removed)

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    Oh I didn’t realise you wanted the logo to be removed. Can you clarify what you want to happen?

    Thread Starter fwahrenek

    (@fwahrenek)

    Oh no, sorry, I dont want the logo to be removed at all:) (I just tried that to try to remove the white part at the top)
    After inserting the bit of code you sent, instead of the old header image, a white space with the logo on the side appeared instead. http://2019.operapaskaret.se/evenemang/
    So it kind of just removed the image and replaced it with a white background.

    What I’d like to see, is the featured image from each page, replace the header image.
    Or rather, I want to see the featured image instead of the thin part of the header image that otherwise is standard for twenty seventeen.

    I hope I am explaining a little better:-) Really appreciate it!

    Thread Starter fwahrenek

    (@fwahrenek)

    Maybe replace .custom-header-media with .single-featured-image-header
    or something like that?? 🙂

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