Damn Image Duplicating Won't Stop!?

[Anthony Galli]

When I insert an image into streamline "in-post" it also shows up "above the title." How can I prevent this duplicating? I don't want to completely get rid of the functionality of "above the title" pictures. In some blog posts I would like to include an "in-post" image and in other blog posts I would like to just have an "above the title" image (but please stop the duplicating). Ya feel me?

For some reason this seems like a surprisingly difficult problem to solve and I would be eternally grateful if you could help me. Thanks!

Here's an example of the problem from one of my posts:
http://www.anthonygalli.com/2014/01/11/5-steps-on-how-to-create-a-mac-vision-board/

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[David Chu]

Hi,
I don't have Streamline, but some Studiopress themes have slightly tricky Featured Image setups. For instance, on some themes, if you set up a Featured Image, that would go at the top of the Post, and then other images put in the Post content would appear in the Post without duplicating. Not sure on this one, though. Official support may shed some light on that.

You could try just using a Featured Image on your Post, and not put it in content.

Dave

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[Summer]

Anthony, are you saying that none of the options from your previous thread worked: http://www.studiopress.community/topic/remove-featured-image/

Which version of Streamline are you running? And what version of Genesis?

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[Anthony Galli]

I tried both codes multiple times in multiple places. I went into the child theme, theme functions, and copy and pasted the code to the bottom of the text:

function prefix_stop_auto_featured_image( $args ) {
if ( ! isset( $args['context'] ) || 'archive' !== $args['context'] )
return $args;
$args['fallback'] = false;
return $args;
}

The "in-post" image still duplicates "above the title" as shown in my post: http://www.anthonygalli.com/2014/01/11/5-steps-on-how-to-create-a-mac-vision-board/

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[Summer]

And you're using Genesis 2.0, and you also added the "add_filter" to call that function?

Make sure you have this:

add_filter( 'genesis_get_image_default_args', 'prefix_stop_auto_featured_image' );

function prefix_stop_auto_featured_image( $args ) {
   $args['fallback'] = false;
   return $args;
}

in your functions, exactly as above... it's what I put at the end of the last thread you started but you didn't use my code mod.

That will call the function, and remove the fallback feature, no matter what post display you're using.

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[Anthony Galli]

Thank you so much Summer for your patience!

I used the last code you just posted and it worked! I don't know what went wrong. I was copying and pasting a variety of codes so I guess I overlooked this one. Thanks again. You the best!

I always did like Summer

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[Summer]

You're welcome! I know how easy it can be to get cross-eyed after staring at the same chunk of code over and over again for days, LOL

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