Hi chow hong man,

It sounds like you're experiencing an issue where removing the cover photo from the "Blog page" also removes it from the "Category page" in your website. This suggests that the cover photo might be a shared or inherited element between these two pages.

To address this issue and ensure that the cover page only appears on the "Category page," you'll need to adjust the configuration or settings in your website builder or content management system. Here are some steps you can take:

    Check Page Settings: Review the settings or options available for each page (both the "Blog page" and the "Category page") in your website builder or CMS. Look for any settings related to the display of cover photos or banners.

    Page Templates: Determine if the "Blog page" and "Category page" are using the same template or layout. If so, you may need to create separate templates or layouts for each page to allow for independent customization of cover photos.

    Custom CSS or JavaScript: If your website builder or CMS supports custom CSS or JavaScript, you may be able to use these to hide the cover photo selectively on the "Blog page" while keeping it visible on the "Category page." This would involve targeting the specific elements responsible for displaying the cover photo and adjusting their visibility.

    Conditional Display Logic: Some website builders or CMS platforms offer features for conditional display logic, where you can specify criteria for when certain elements should be shown or hidden. Check if your platform supports this feature and use it to control the display of the cover photo based on the page being viewed.

Hope it helps.