Remove Featured Image from Community Page

[Waterbaby]

Is there a way to remove the featured image from the top of an individual community page? I want to be able to insert my own image within the page but still set the featured image for for use with the communities widget & archive page.

Thanks!

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[rnewkirk]

Waterbaby – were you able to figure this out? I’m wanting to do the same, but on a standard page(s).

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[rnewkirk]

@Waterbaby – were you able to figure this out? I’m wanting to do the same, but on a standard page(s).

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[Ginger Coolidge]

Hi there,

I answered Waterbaby’s question on this thread:

Increase width of a featured image

Look for my response from Jan 22nd of this year for the details.

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[WiWebs]

Greetings:

I just wanted to add the entire solution here to help others from having to go chasing through multiple threads to find the solution.

I wanted to remove only the “top” featured image thumbnail from the actual singular community page that is displayed after clicking on the community thumbnail on the home page.
This is how I did it:

First I found the following in the functions.php
// Add featured image above single posts.

Then I looked for the “if” statements:
if ( ! is_singular() || ! has_post_thumbnail() ) {

Then I had to add the “wap community” and specific pages that I don’t want the thumbnail to show up on (all singular community pages):
if ( ! is_singular() || ! has_post_thumbnail() || is_singular( 'wap-community' ) || is_page(24) || is_page(62) || is_page(205) || is_page(211) || is_page(266) || is_page(280) ) {

This is the end result:

// Add featured image above single posts.
add_action( 'genesis_before_entry_content', 'wap_featured_image' );
function wap_featured_image() {
	// Return early if not a singular or does not have thumbnail
	if ( ! is_singular() || ! has_post_thumbnail() || is_singular( 'wap-community' ) || is_page(24) || is_page(62) || is_page(205) || is_page(211) || is_page(266) || is_page(280) ) {
		return;
	}
	echo '<div class="featured-image">';
		echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $thumbnail->ID, 'feature-wide' );
	echo '</div>';
}

You can see the resulting look here:
http://www.century21delafield.com

Hope this helps make this process easier for others 🙂

Have a great day!

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