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  Public Ticket #3030067
Hide featured image
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  • Nisal started the conversation
    April 23, 2022 at 5:21am

    We have a requirement of hiding all images but show only headings of all posts with respective categories and other related labels. And the posts must not be able to click. They are just list of headings no clicks to see more details. I can do these both hiding image and disable click by javascript but I would like to see if any setting I can switch on/off to disable display images and clicks. Or any alternative widget to get same look and feel without images.

    Thank you.

  •  2,490
    PenciDesign replied
    April 23, 2022 at 6:16am

    Hi,

    1. You can hidding the featured image by going to Appearance → Customize →

    • Post Layouts → Standard & Classic: turn on the Hide Post Thumbnail option,
    • Single Posts → General: turn on the Hide Featured Image on the Top option,

    2. If you want to disable the link on the heading, please go to Appearance → Customize → Custom CSS then add the following custom CSS code:

    .penci-grid li .item h2 a,
    .penci-masonry .item-masonry h2 a,
    .home-featured-cat-content .magcat-detail h3 a {
        pointer-events: none;
    }

    Regards,
    PenciDesign.

  • Nisal replied
    April 23, 2022 at 8:58am

    Thank you for the quick response. However, the images are still appearing. And headings are still clickable. Please chekc here: http://dailyloafer.com/

  •  2,490
    PenciDesign replied
    April 23, 2022 at 9:22am

    Hi,

    1. If you want to hide the featured image, please go to your post editor screen and remove it from the Featured Image section.

    2. Please go to Appearance → Customize → Custom CSS then add the following custom CSS code:

    .pcbg-content a {
     pointer-events: none;
    }

    Regards,
    PenciDesign.