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Problem with "blog view" and "single article view" and position of the introduction image

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Good morning, I bought the template j51_harmony.
In the "blog" view the introduction image is located after the title (http://www.serconmarketing.it/comunicare/) but in the single article view the image is positioned before the title (http://www.serconmarketing.it/comunicare/index.php/zoom/8-questo-carnevale-sembra-una-favola)...
I want that the title is always after the image. How can I do this? What file of template I have to change?
Thank you for the answer
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  1. http://www.serconmarketing.it/comunicare/
  2. http://www.serconmarketing.it/comunicare/index.php/zoom/8-questo-carnevale-sembra-una-favola
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Hi Sammy

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your template settings...

.blog-featured .item {

    display: flex;

    flex-direction: column;

}

.blog-featured .item-image {

    order: -1;

}


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with this solutions it works, but if I want to leave the informations about category, author, etc.. above the image, like in the article view? It's possible? Thanks
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I added also this code and it works:



.blog-featured .article-info {

    display: flex;

	order: -1;

}


What do you think about?
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Hi Sammy

Yes that is fine. You could possibly remove the display:flex; as it will be inherited from it's parent.

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Thank you so much!
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