Galaxy Weblinks

WP Hide Show Featured Image allows you to easily hide or show featured images on posts and pages. You can also remove the WordPress logo, the “Howdy” greeting, and the admin toolbar from the WordPress dashboard.
<h3>Features</h3>
Free Features: 
– Hide featured images globally from all posts and pages 
– Hide Admin Toolbar on the front-end for all users 
– Remove the “Howdy” greeting from the top-right admin bar 
– Remove the WordPress logo from the top-left admin toolbar
Explore more here: 
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Pro Features: 
– Device-specific control: hide/show featured images on desktop or mobile 
– Per-post and per-page visibility management 
– Hide the admin toolbar based on user roles 
– Compatible with custom post types
<h3>Upgrade to Pro</h3>
Unlock powerful customization with the Pro version: 
– Show/hide featured images based on device (desktop & mobile) 
– Control featured image visibility on each individual post or page 
– Hide admin toolbar based on specific user roles 
– Priority support and regular feature updates
Important: If you have the free version of WP Hide Show Featured Image installed, please deactivate and delete it before installing the Pro version.
If your theme uses a custom method to display the featured image, this plugin may not function as expected. For best compatibility, ensure that your theme uses standard WordPress functions to display featured images.
Please note that the plugin is currently not compatible with the Image widget in page builders like Elementor, Divi Builder, WPBakery, or similar, when used to dynamically display the featured image.
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WP Hide Show Featured Image

The plugin provides options to hide featured images from all posts and pages.

Felix Triller

wpSpoiler is a plugin for WordPress, designed to protect the reader against spoilers, for example in book or filmreviews. 
The spoiler text is hidden by default and shows up if wished.
To mark a text as spoiler, enclose the passage with [spoiler] and [/spoiler].
Features
<ul>
<li>Very fast, less code</li>
<li>Customizeable with CSS</li>
</ul>
A german version of this page can be found <a href="http://felixtriller.de/projekte/wpspoiler/" title="felixtriller.de" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>. 
Eine deutsche Version dieser Seite ist <a href="http://felixtriller.de/projekte/wpspoiler/" title="felixtriller.de" rel="nofollow ugc">hier</a> zu finden.
<h3>Usage</h3>
To mark a text as spoiler, enclose the passage with [spoiler] and [/spoiler]. 
Example: 
 Spoiler: [spoiler]Bruce Willis is a ghost![/spoiler]
The result is shown in the screenshot section.
<h3>Customize</h3>
The language of the link text has to be changed in the pluginfile itself: wpSpoiler.php.
CSS can be used to style the spoiler box and the links. The spoiler-div is identified by the classname <code>spoiler_div</code>. 
The link’s class is <code>spoiler_link_show</code> or <code>spoiler_link_hide</code>, depending on the current state.
An example stylesheet code snippet:
<pre><code>/* wpSpoiler */
a.spoiler_link_show,
a.spoiler_link_hide {
 background-repeat: no-repeat;
 background-position: left center;
 padding-left: 18px;
}
a.spoiler_link_show {
 background-image: url(images/add.png);
}
a.spoiler_link_hide {
 background-image: url(images/delete.png);
}
div.spoiler_div {
 background-color: #ddd;
 margin-top: -10px;
 padding: 2px;
}
</code></pre>

wpSpoiler

A plugin designed to protect the reader against spoilers.

WP Hide Show Featured Image vs wpSpoiler