Remove image banner on individual pages? I have zero experience with Drupal or any other similar systems. I have simply been given access to a Drupal website (that was created by an external company) at work and told to make changes. I have managed to somewhat figure out a few general basic things but having many problems that are making me lose my mind.

My current problem is this: there are a bunch of basic pages with the usual stuff, a side menu, content area, etc. They also have a banner image along the top (created as a field in the content type "basic page"). I need to remove the banner image from just one page. Simple. Or so I thought. I can't seem to figure this out. I tried making the banner image field not required and leaving it empty, but an image still appears.

Any sugestions?

PS. I'm not sure but I think it's Drupal 7 (that's right, I don't even know how to check that).
On the body element there are page classes for each "node", and in Drupal every node has a number, called the "nid" or "node id". 

The services page nid is 65. 

Look at the body element in your browsers inspector (right click, "Inspect"), you'll see something like this for the body:

&lt;body class="html not-front not-logged-in one-sidebar sidebar-first page-node page-node- page-node-65 node-type-page i18n-en-gb blue"&gt;


For every node in the site there is always going to be the page-node-[node-id] class, e.g. page-node-65

By "banner" I assume you mean the photo of the oil rig? If so you can use the body class and the wrapper on that image:

.page-node-65 .cover {
  display: none;
}


But - consider this a stop gap solution, you need to figure out how the site is structured/built and try to remove the picture/banner from being there in the first place.