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HI

Try this code: http://screencast.com/t/xev4GUa7Vdjh

.td_block_10 .td_module_9 .item-details {
margin-bottom: 0px;
padding-bottom: 0;
}
.td_module_9{
margin-top: 0;
}
.td_module_9 .item-details{
border-bottom: 0;
}

Thanks!

Hi Bogdan
But, mi q was:

¿I can declare the same language for the two first conditional statements for both browsers [if IE 8] & [if IE 9] without broke the class?

My entire site is served in Spanish es-ES.

Sorry, chiming in here, since I want to change the quotation in bbpress, the blue centered blockquote doesn’t look right in a forum. I can alter the font size etc in the theme panel, but not that the text is centered and blue.

What should be optimum size of a featured image?

See examples here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/theme-thumbs/

Just tried this:

.td_block_10 .td_module_9 .entry-title{
text-align: left;
font-size: 14px
}

.td_block_10 .td_module_9 .td-post-author-name, .td_block_10 .td_module_9 .td-post-author-name span, .td_block_10 .td_module_9 .td-module-comments{
display:none!important;
}

.td_block_10 .td_module_9 .td-post-date, .td_block_10 .td_module_9 .td-post-date span, .td_block_10 .td_module_9 .td-module-comments{
display:none!important;
}

Probably not so neat coding, but it works.

One remaining question though: How can I make the boxes smaller and how to remove the thin dividing lines between thes? So that distance between the lines (posts) becomes much smaller and looks more like a standard list?

• This reply was modified 9 years by itsoeds.

excellent. Learning everyday! Thank you.

Can you also explain how i can remove the author name&date and how to decrease the size of the ‘box’? Idea is that the result looks like a plain list…

i tried this (custom css code) but the 2nd part doesnt seem to work…

.td_block_10 .td_module_9 .entry-title{
text-align: left;
font-size: 14px
}

.td_block_10 .td_module_9 .td-module-meta-info{
display:none!important;
}

• This reply was modified 9 years by itsoeds.
• This reply was modified 9 years by itsoeds.

HI

Try this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css: http://screencast.com/t/926OXnlHKRl

.td_block_10 .td_module_9 .entry-title{
text-align: left;
font-size: 15px
}

Hope this helps!
Thanks!

HI

The theme does not have specific sort order options for category pages but as alternative you could try to use a block from Visual Composer. There you can use post id filter and the posts will be displayed in same exact order as the ids were insert in this filed: http://screencast.com/t/D0kCP1oc
After the block is set use do_shortcode function to echo out the shortcode on that category page. The code must be added in category.php page here: http://screencast.com/t/mIrs3SDaaFez

Hope this helps!
Thanks!

You may find my optimization thread useful, and I’ll update this again soon.

Note the ONLY way to fully remove above the fold render blocking on mobile is to move style.css to footer, and then use a “Critical CSS Generator” to load ALL “above the fold” CSS content in the header file inline. Period.

Second, Google also has bee in their bonnet about “tap targets” — so stuff like tag or category links need padding between them for “tapping without touching other item” concept. Really annoying with stuff like footer text. But easily fixed with minor CSS tweaks.

Nope. You should only have *one* h1 tag on your home page, which would normally be something for SEO that is static like a block of info about your publication. H3 is most often used for headlines on news pages as they are not sticky, meaning if you have 20 items on home page, then 20 new items post, then the other 20 drop off home page and are no longer there, so have zero “long tail” value for SEO for exact phrase matching.

h1 and h2 tags most commonly used for static content in relation to the actual article/news item or page, not the other content linking to it. So, h1 for a title, h2 for a sub-head; h3 for supplemental headlines which are more indicative of a section head, than simple bolded text items.

Welcome to SEO 🙂

Google does not necessarily provide more “juice” to something with h2 or h3 tag on your home page. Almost everytihng other than h1 is pretty much presentational.

So you can use h3 tags on your mid-story sub-titles on an article while h2 might be used for main story sub-title. H1 for main title.

Only you can optimize your site for SEO; theme can’t do it for you. So, yes, adding h1 and h2 tags to your home page with static information is useful. Not so much with transitory items. You can of course make any heads for sections as h2 using blocks in the composer (e.g., “Book Reviews” as h2 sub head above a block of book review items…). Totally up to you.

• This reply was modified 9 years by simchris.
• This reply was modified 9 years by simchris.