In WordPress: go to Templates → Theme Builder (or Elementor → Theme Builder), find the Single Post template, and click Edit with Elementor. At the top you’ll see the hero section/container — select it by its handle and delete it, then Update. From then on every post renders with no hero and no sheet entry required. Option B — keep the hero but only show it when the sheet has an image. Same template, but instead of deleting, select the hero and set a Display/Dynamic Visibility condition so it only renders when the dynamic value isn’t empty. Posts with no sheet row simply skip it. This is the better route if you still want some posts to be able to show a hero later. One important thing to get right first: make sure the hero actually lives in the Single Post template, not in a global Header template. On a lot of club sites the hero is baked into the header, which shows across pages and posts. If that’s the case, deleting it there would strip the hero from your whole site, not just posts — so you’d want the conditional-visibility approach scoped to posts instead. If you want, I can open the site with you and look at where the hero is actually wired up (Single Post template vs. header, and how the Sheet value feeds it) so you delete the right thing. Want me to do that?