By Zen InvaderZI Hide Featured Image Plugin
This WP plugin hides the featured image on a single post or page.
This WP plugin hides the featured image on a single post or page.
The plugin adds a checkbox to the “Featured Image” section on edit pages. Once checked, the featured image will be removed from individual posts and pages.
This plugin works on WordPress Gutenberg and also on Classic Editor.
It adds the “Hide featured image” checkbox to posts, pages, custom post types and also to WooCommerce products.
It is tested and works on latest WP version 6.1.1
If you need more info please check the plugin on Zen Invader website.
Go to plugin’s page if you have other questions or suggestions.
Installation
- Upload
zi-hide-featured-image.1.0.0.zipto the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- When a page or post is edited, just go to “Featured Image” section and check the “Hide featured image” checkbox. The featured image will not display anymore on that single post or page.
Screenshots
This is the checkbox "Hide featured image" when a post is edited and Gutenberg enabled.
This is the checkbox "Hide featured image" when a page is edited and Gutenberg enabled.
This is the checkbox "Hide featured image" when a custom post type is edited and Gutenberg is not enabled.
This is the checkbox "Hide featured image" when a WooCommerce product page is edited.
FAQ
Many WP users use the featured images to show them on archive pages where blog posts are listed. Or on home pages where a certain sections list some posts and featured images are added there along with post titles and an excerpt. But in some cases, the featured image it is not needed to be visible on the individual post page. This is where “ZI Hide Featured Image” plugin can help.
Yes! This plugin works with Gutenberg and also with Classic Editor.
Yes. This plugin works with WordPress 6.1.1.
Yes. This plugin works for custom post types.
Yes. This plugin works for WooCommerce too.
Featured images (also sometimes called Post Thumbnails) are images that represent an individual Post, Page, or Custom Post Type. When you create your Theme, you can output the featured image in a number of different ways, on your archive page, in your header, or above a post, for example.
If you do not see the “Featured Image” when you edit a WordPress post this is mostly because the support for featured images it is not enabled on your theme. To enable this you need to add this to your theme’s functions.php file: add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ );.
If you do not see the “Featured Image” when you edit a custom post type page it’s because “thumbnail” it is not added in the “supports” arguments array.
So, when you have added the code to create the custom post type you missed to add “thumbnail” in the “supports” array. It looks similar to this: ‘supports’ => array( ‘title’, ‘editor’, ‘thumbnail’, ‘comments’, ‘trackbacks’, ‘revisions’, ‘custom-fields’, ‘page-attributes’, ‘post-formats’ ).
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