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  • #9973
    Resiliencengine
    Participant

    Hi there,

    how can I set the theme to have just 2 lines of text for each post in the grid? At the moment it is a bit messy.

    #9974
    Resiliencengine
    Participant

    Also, for the filter, can I have an image near every category? How?

    #9975
    Resiliencengine
    Participant

    Also 😀 How can I change the button colour? Not it’s a reddish shade.

    #9982
    Zex
    Moderator

    Hello there,

    If you give me your WP Login data in the private reply, I will try to fix that for you.

    Regards

    #10048
    Resiliencengine
    Participant
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    #10051
    Zex
    Moderator

    Hello, Resilienceingine!

    1. To shorten your blog’s text in the grid view, go to :
    POSTS -> Edit your desired post
    and insert a” Read more” tag in the place where you want to split your text…

    https://prnt.sc/kft2x9
    https://prnt.sc/kft3ap

    2. To change the color of the “Read more” button, go to Customize->General->Additional CSS, and change the color code in the custom CSS code I already inserted.
    https://prnt.sc/kft61i

    3. Unfortunately, there is no option in the theme to add an image near the category filters.

    Best Regards

    #10060
    Resiliencengine
    Participant

    Can I have only the image of every post + the title and the date? Without any text.

    #10061
    Zex
    Moderator

    Hello,

    There is a two way to do that:

    1. Put the “Read More” tag before your post content (below the image)

    or

    2. Insert the following code in Customize->General->Additional CSS:

    /*Hide paragraph text in the grid view*/
    #publications p{
    	display:none;
    }

    To have a date on the grid view, you can better use an ordinary “Post page” (not the WP Bakery “Post Grid” element)
    https://prnt.sc/kg4h19
    check the page I made as an example…
    http://retest.altervista.org/publications_2/

    Then, to remove the paragraph text, insert the next CSS code:

    .blog .article-entry-wrapper p{
    	display:none;
    	
    }

    https://prnt.sc/kg4m4r

    So, your “Publications” page will look something like this:
    https://prnt.sc/kg4ixf

    Best Regards

    #10064
    Resiliencengine
    Participant

    Thank you for the buttons. The colour is changed in the blog posts grid (publication) but not in the home (http://retest.altervista.org/), where we have the last blog entries on the bottom of the page.

    Is there a CSS code to change that as well? Can I also set a height for all the blog post there?

    About the post grip for the publication page (http://retest.altervista.org/publications), can we have the same height for all the 6 entries in every row?

    I read your reply above but not sure how to display the data of every post, the category and the title (BUT NO TEXT, as you well explained 🙂 ).

    #10066
    Resiliencengine
    Participant

    Sorry, I saw your reply about the date only now. We would like to keep the current layout. So, yep… is there a way to use the publication date there?

    #10067
    Zex
    Moderator

    Hi,

    I’ve added a custom CSS code to change the background color of the Read more button on the home page.
    https://prnt.sc/kg5dob

    Also, I’ve added a custom CSS code to change the height of the blog articles, in the grid view.
    Change the height values according to your needs.
    https://prnt.sc/kg5f6a

    If you want to add the date and author in the WP Bakery Post Grid element, you can create a new template or modify the WP Post grid template you already have.
    https://prnt.sc/kg6c1k

    Please check the following pages, to learn how to do it:

    https://kb.wpbakery.com/docs/learning-more/grid-builder/
    https://wpbakery.com/video-academy/grid-builder/

    Best Regards

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