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Mark Gilbert
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Hi Bettina – see how the tabbed content (2R+2B etc) is narrower in mobile than the content above (Elaine Delmar, etc) – https://app.screencast.com/ghOY3op8tkzkW.

You can see the phenomenon in action if you go to https://jazzjournal.co.uk, look at the tabbed content on the right side of the page, and reduce your browser window to mobile size or look at the same on your mobile.

Tabbed content width is normal in other viewports.

Thanks

Mark

Mark Gilbert
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Thanks – I will investigate.

Mark Gilbert
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Thanks – I’m aware of that hiding technique but I think that would require a lot of maintenance.

What I need, I think, is a way to tie a line of text or a button to the bottom border line (or other type of line – could use a separator?) so that it always follows/sticks to the bottom line, no matter where it is.

Is there any element that enables a line to be created with text above it?

Thanks

Mark

Mark Gilbert
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Ok – good idea. But hope bug can be fixed – easier to count words than letters.

Mark Gilbert
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Sorry – that should be “67 words selected in excerpt length field but 68 appear on page.”

Mark Gilbert
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Thanks – I deleted AMP and will have a look at mobile theme, but the standard theme seems be responsive enough.

Mark Gilbert
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Very good – thanks

Mark Gilbert
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Hi Calin – where do I find the columns CSS control for single post? Thanks

Mark Gilbert
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Hi Calin – both of those ideas look good. I want to get text flowing across the front page, so I guess the block solution will do it. I hadn’t noticed that option. Many thanks

Mark Gilbert
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Many thanks, Anamaria – I will check this out. But neither of those pages has a flex block, only posts loop in each page. On the category page the presence of the tt-icon code has an effect, closing or opening the next-prev arrows, on the author page it has no effect – the arrows are always together at the left. Just curious…

Mark Gilbert
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I see the CSS code in the Live CSS in both the above pages is the same:

.td-container-wrap .td_flex_block_1{
display: block!important;
}
.td-a-rec{text-align:left;}

and both have extra class tt-icon

Therefore, I don’t understand why on https://jazzjournal.co.uk/author/nigel-jarrett/ the arrows are together at the left (the default?) and on https://jazzjournal.co.uk/category/reviews/audio-reviews/ they are separated at left and right of the page.

Thanks

Mark Gilbert
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Thanks! That’s what I need.

Mark Gilbert
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For example, I’d like to get the column text in column 1 here – https://jazzjournal.co.uk – to run into column 2 after, say, 15 lines, and then likewise into col 3 and 4 until all the text is used.

Let me know if you need more examples to clarify.

Mark Gilbert
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A curiosity related to this: I have a post loop on author pages copied from the category page cloud template. The cat page template came with extra class tt-icon and the ajax arrows far left and far right. On the category template removal of tt-icon brings both arrows to left. Here with tt-icon in place:

https://jazzjournal.co.uk/category/reviews/audio-reviews/

The same category row, copied to author template, with extra class tt-icon in place, does not render arrows left and right but both to the left. (Removal of extra class tt-icon makes no difference.) Here with tt-icon in place:

https://jazzjournal.co.uk/author/nigel-jarrett/

How come?

Thanks

Mark

Mark Gilbert
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Hello Bettina – any way to get paragraphing into the author’s page biography? WP just strips out <p> (but accepts italics and bold) added in Users biographical info field.

WordPress should have woken up by now, but…

Thanks

Mark Gilbert

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Hello, Anamaria – I’ve tried selecting current category in a Flex Block 1 used in a post as in column 3 here under “Read more”:

https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2024/10/01/new-releases-oct-nov-2024-q-s/

I expect it to show posts from the same category as the current post (“new releases”) but it always shows “audio reviews”.

I suppose I’m expecting the wrong thing. How does “current category” work? Can’t find any documentation on it.

Thanks

Mark

Mark Gilbert
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When can someone look at this? I wrote with details to contact@tagdiv.com some days ago. Thanks

Mark Gilbert
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Many thanks

Mark Gilbert
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Here is a shot of the relevant categories in WP. They are not subcategories – one of the other or both of another. Why are they both showing on each other’s category pages?

https://app.screencast.com/YMPbvu8IiHbth

Thanks

Mark Gilbert
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I don’t think so – the same thing happens with a standard template, as I sent above. This one – https://jazzjournal.co.uk/category/news/

The categories News and Politics are not related as far as I can see. As I say, no parent and subcategory relationship.

Can you look more closely at this?

Thanks

Mark Gilbert
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That’s good – many thanks

Mark Gilbert
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So, if I just use text colour, no underline, can I adjust this

.td-post-content a {
color: #e01919!important;}

using a modification of your hover code to give me different text colour on hover?

Many thanks!

Mark Gilbert
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Just one thing – can we stop the black line appearing under hyperlinked text on hover? As second line of content here – https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2024/09/10/giovanni-guidi-a-new-day/

Thanks

Mark Gilbert
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That’s better! Thanks.

Just confirm, in case I want to change style: Is this code correct for just changing hyperlink text colour?

.td-post-content a {
color: #e01919!important;}

Mark Gilbert
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https://jazzjournal.co.uk

Hyperlink example in third paragraph in this post: https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2024/09/05/sweet-megg-bluer-than-blue/

I have actually reverted to this code:

.td-post-content a {
text-decoration: underline!important;
text-decoration-color: #f70202 !important;
color: black!important;}

But tell me – can the red underline be made bolder? It is almost imperceptible.

Thanks

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