benlk
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7 years ago That series doesn't exist on staging, but http://chicagoreporte.staging.wpengine.com/series/empty-schools-empty-promises/ is one with a photo header. I changed this post to use the Kevin Stark user, and his photo is not displaying in the series post list.
There's a selector in photo-header.less that needs adjustment to also hide the guest author photos:
.photo-header #series-main article .byline .avatar, .photo-header #series-main article .edit-link, .photo-header #series-main article .twitter { display:none;}From Asraa:
This is something we've noticed since we started creating series landing pages with the new layout. If you look at the bylines on this series landing page, for example: http://chicagoreporter.com/series/beyond-95th
Kevin Stark, who is a freelance contributor and thus categorized as a guest author in WordPress, has his photo displaying by his name. But our staffer, La Risa Lynch, who is a user in the backend, does not have her photo showing. Not sure why this discrepancy is happening. Can we either have author photos show up next to all bylines on series landing pages or none at all? Generally we're not interested in displaying the author's headshot on landing pages. Having it show on the actual story page is enough. But let me know what you can do to at least make the bylines on landing pages consistent regardless of type of contributor (all with photos or all without).