Academy Pro: Single Featured Image Styling

[hello.sunParticipant]

How do I replicate this image styling found here, (Academy Pro Page), on other pages of the website?

I've been trying to replicate that image styling for this page (link), but with no success.

I've uploaded the image using 'images' in Gutenburg blocks, then added the 'single-featured-image' to the Additional CSS Class of the block. The 'single-featured-image' class is the same class I found on the Academy Pro link posted in the beginning.

Adding the class helped add the colored border, but the image itself doesn't have a border-radius.

What am I missing here?

Thank you

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[Victor FontModerator]

You're missing the .post-image class that needs to be applied to the image itself. I don't know that you can do this with Gutenberg. Something you can try is adding the CSS like this to the style sheet:

.single-featured-image img {
    border-radius: 10px;
    box-shadow: 0 19px 70px 0 rgba(0,0,0,0.12);
    transition: all 0.2s;
}

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Regards,

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[hello.sunParticipant]

I did try adding the .post-image class to the additional css class section of the image, but it ended putting a border around a section about 1/2 inch above the image.

Your code did work! Thank you Victor.

What does the "img" selector in your code do? I haven't yet learned about css classes with an img selector.

A side question for you, do you build websites using Gutenburg or the classic verision of WordPress?

I've heard of mixed reviews from developers with Gutenburg.

[Victor FontModerator]

img is an HTML selector. All images are displayed using an img element. By adding img as a modifier to the .single-featured-image class, it tells the browser to apply the CSS to any image contained within the element with the .single-featured-image class.

As for building websites, it depends on what my client wants. I have many, many clients that still use the classic editor. I use Gutenberg for my websites and my development server, but I find that Gutenberg doesn't support a lot of the customizations I make so I end up using the custom HTML block a lot.

BTW, there's free video training available on my site if your want to learn more about WordPress/Gutenberg.

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Regards,

Victor
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[hello.sunParticipant]

Yes, I ended up learning more about them in the CSS course on w3school.

Thank you for mentioning your free videos.

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