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What I have on index page:
post with 1 image shows 1 image.
post with 5 images shows 5 images.
What I have on single post:
post with 1 image shows 1 image.
post with 5 images shows 5 images.
What I need on index page:
post with 1 image shows 1 image.
post with 5 images shows 1 image.
what I need on single post:
post with 1 image shows 1 image.
post with 5 images shows 5 images.
Thank you, the issue is very clear. Can we get a link to the website in question to see if we can investigate further?
Likely an issue of Summary vs Full Content under Settings > Reading.
Here is the blog (posts) page
the third post down has 5 images, 4 are post images and one is set as “featured” so it became duplicated. there should be 1 image on the main page & 4 images on the single page.
Thank you!
Add the following CSS and only the images you specifically set as the featured images will appear on the blog page:
`.blog .entry-content img{display:none}
.blog .entry-content .attachment-post-thumbnail{display:inline}`Thank you that worked, but now there are duplicate images on the single view of the post. http://sfpontona.se/forsta-andra-tredje/
I have upgraded to the newer theme (StartupPro 1.1.6) and this fix is no longer working in the dreaded IE 8, but still good in Firefox, Safari, Chrome and IE 9, 10 & 11. I am getting double sets of images in the news feed as well as duplicate images in single posts as well. The .blog class does not seem to exist anymore.
The site URL is News What will fix the duplicate images in Internet Explorer 8?The other alternative is to not set featured images and instead manually place them in the post content.
From what version of StartupPro did you upgrade from?
Sorry that was wrong, I upgraded from 1.1.6 to 2.5.1, so I am running the new version of course, 2.5.1 at this time. I was thinking that a fix could be made using class ie8 …
.ie8 .attachment-post-thumbnail {display:none;}
but that didn’t work.See how to use browser-specific CSS hacks here:
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