Ehren

Yes, this is possible 🤝
Open the Page Editor, select your widget and enable the "Hide Images" option.

There was a missing </div> with your header ad.
Luckily not a software issue. All sorted! 🤝

If you want to merge both light and dark values into a single property, you can use the --if- variables, like so:
.your-element{ background: var(--if-light, red) var(--if-dark, blue); }But otherwise the [data-ips-scheme] attribute is correct. 👍

This should work 🤝
/* Sticky desktop breadcrumbs */ .ipsHeaderExtra{ backdrop-filter: blur(40px); position: sticky; top: 0; z-index: 6; }

Just a heads up that .primaryHeader isn't used in Invision Community. But this code will work:
.ipsHeader__primary{ background-image: url('{resource="custom/image.webp" app="core" location="front"}'); background-size: cover; background-position: 50%; }

Add this to the CSS area under the "Advanced" tab. The CSS is scoped to that widget, so even though this code looks "risky", it won't affect anything outside of your Image Feed:
/* Hide image names */ .ipsData__title{ display: none; }

Hello,
The code will depend on what header you want to become sticky. But the general idea is:
.ipsHeader{ display: contents; } .ipsHeader__primary{ position: sticky; top: 0; z-index: 5; }Change the .ipsHeader__primary class to the header element which should become sticky.

You may want to isolate it to the member autocomplete using this code instead. I've also added code which improves the vertical alignment.
#elInput_author_results .ipsAutocompleteMenu_item .i-color_soft{ display: none; } #elInput_author_results .ipsAutocompleteMenu_item .ipsPhotoPanel{ align-items: center; }

This Custom CSS will do the trick. You can either add it to your theme, or to a CSS file in Pages which is assigned to your database:
/* Remove cover photo from database record */ .ipsPageHeader--database-record .ipsCoverPhoto{ display: none; }

Hi @Chris027
This CSS should do the trick:
/* Remove views from Profile > Activity */ .cProfileContent .ipsData__stats > li:nth-child(2){ display: none; }

Those classes should only be used for the logo. Use this instead:
<a href="LINK_HERE"> <!-- Light mode image (hidden in dark mode) --> <img class="i-display_light" src="PATH_TO_YOUR_LIGHT_IMAGE" alt="light-image" loading="lazy"> <!-- Dark mode image (hidden in light mode) --> <img class="i-display_dark" src="PATH_TO_YOUR_DARK_IMAGE" alt="dark-image" loading="lazy"> </a>

Thanks, that's helpful!
If you add this to your Custom CSS area, does it help?
.ipsCmsEntries__primary{ grid-column: 1 / -1; }

Hi @ntxpla
This was fixed locally the other day. If it’s not included with .10, it’ll be available in .11 🙂