Post thumbnail reappearing after update

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#1

Hello,

I just updated to the latest version of the theme and my css code:

.single-post .has-post-thumbnail .entry-featured {
display: none;
}

That got rid of the photo above the title on my post pages no longer works. For example:

https://overlandundersea.com/travel-blog/travel-bonuses-great-can-use/

Can you please help or provide modified CSS? I’m a CSS novice and this code looks like it should work!

My CSS is stored here:

x-child-ethos/style.css in the themes folder

EDIT: It actually appears that this CSS file is not being used any longer because I have other breaks on my site that are due to CSS on this file not being recognized. I made the following change per the release notes:

/@import url( ‘…/x/framework/css/site/stacks/ethos.css’ );/

@import url( ‘…/x/framework/css/dist/site/stacks/ethos.css’ );

But maybe I have to restructure the child folder? Or do something else? I’m comparing the new x-child-theme structure and it appears the same.

Thank you for your help!

#2

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#3

Hi,

The code should still work, you can try adding it in X > Launch > Options > CSS instead.

You can also try adding !important.

.single-post .has-post-thumbnail .entry-featured {
   display: none !important;
}

That will make sure it has priority from all other css targetting that element.

Hope that helps.