Hi, I'm building a site using Salient and have upgraded to the latest update (2nd April).
I have two questions:
1. Blog posts - I have allocated featured images to my blog posts so that one the blog page each post shows an image. What I want to achieve is that once you click through to the post, I don't want the featured image to be included at the top of the post.
2. Contact map. I have created a map with a personalized icon on my location, but on a separate page (about), I would like to embed a new map showing the people I have worked for around the world. How can I achieve this please?
I figured out the map using the visual editor to insert a customised google map. Once I had the map configured how I wanted it, I switched to classic view, copied the code and pasted it into the page I wanted it to appear.
I'll try adding the custom css for the featured image now.
Hi, I'm building a site using Salient and have upgraded to the latest update (2nd April).
I have two questions:
1. Blog posts - I have allocated featured images to my blog posts so that one the blog page each post shows an image. What I want to achieve is that once you click through to the post, I don't want the featured image to be included at the top of the post.
2. Contact map. I have created a map with a personalized icon on my location, but on a separate page (about), I would like to embed a new map showing the people I have worked for around the world. How can I achieve this please?
Hey Joseba!
1: Add this into the Custom CSS box located in your Salient Options panel:
2: I believe you will have to use third-party plugins to embed a custom map as per your needs.
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
Thanks Tahir,
I figured out the map using the visual editor to insert a customised google map. Once I had the map configured how I wanted it, I switched to classic view, copied the code and pasted it into the page I wanted it to appear.
I'll try adding the custom css for the featured image now.
Thanks!
1. Blog Post answer:
.single-post article.post .content-inner .post-featured-img img {
display: none;
}