In this, I’ve created a sample post with a random featured image using the options on the right-hand side of every WordPress post editor as shown here: Let’s take my test website as an example. What if you found a theme that suits you perfectly, but you don’t want to display the featured image in various places? In this tutorial, I’ll show you two ways to remove the featured image in WordPress – one via CSS, and one through a filter. There is a specific WordPress function called “the_post_thumbnail” which themes use to pick up the associated image with a given post and display it.
This may or may not suit your plans for how you want your site to look. Some of them may choose to automatically display the featured image at the top of every single post page. Different themes use them in various ways. It’s almost invariably shown on archive pages, single post pages, and picked up by social media networks as the representative image of your post.
This “Featured Image” is displayed in a variety of places. The latest versions of WordPress allow one single image to be directly associated with every post. How to Remove the Featured Image in WordPress Posted on April 1, 2016
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