Change/Remove Title Background Image

hbrattain
(@hbrattain)

6 years, 1 month ago
Hello! I’m very new to wordpress but have been loving it the past few days! I’m using the Lorina theme, and wondered how I could remove the background image behind the title of the page? I only want to do this for the Posts, not all the rest of the pages. I’m not great at coding (began yesterday) but can copy paste for sure!
Any help is appreciated, thank you!

After messing around with it more, I’m realizing there actually no featured image option for the theme that I can find.. I want there to be featured images with my posts but just not as the background for the title.. please help!
- This topic was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by hbrattain.
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Scribelle
(@scribelle)

6 years ago
Hello @hbrattain.
I’m looking for the same action … for some pages. And I have not found yet.
But more over, I would like to change the colored overlay!

Now as a theme is built like a kit furniture, may you could try to find a plugin which could desactivate/remove that sort of background images that looks like banners.
Or search in the code (editor), hoping that you created a child theme of course.

Good luck. Let’s keep in touch.
Prying that the developer will come around here. 😉
Because this theme is nice anyway.
- This reply was modified 6 years ago by Scribelle.
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Theme Author UXL Themes
(@uxl)

5 years, 11 months ago

The featured image of a particular post or page is displayed in the header as a background behind the post/page title.

If a post/page does not have a featured image, the header will default to the site-wide header image.

The default header image can be changed for any image you wish in Customize > Header Image.

In this customizer section, you can also change the default behavior, i.e. set posts to display their featured images if they exist, or to always use the default header image.
Theme Author UXL Themes
(@uxl)

5 years, 11 months ago
@scribelle the color overlay takes the ‘Color 2’ color option from the customizer, with an opacity of 0.3.

To change this, add this CSS snippet at ‘Additional CSS’, changing the background and opacity values to suit:
```
.entry-header.with-image:before,
.archive-header.with-image:before {
    background: #e08b8b;
    opacity: .3;
}
```
Scribelle
(@scribelle)

5 years, 11 months ago

Thank you very much @uxl I as about to find the same snippet!
Really good job. It works fine now.
And thank you for your quick answer.

Sincerely