• Resolved Dave

    (@dnuttall)


    I just started to work with the plugin.
    Easy to understand and implement!
    I only want the post title, no images, or anything.
    I get what I want, EXCEPT and empty line between the titles.
    How can I get rid of the extra lines?
    TIA.
    Dave

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  • Try adjusting the padding, you can make it negative to make things smaller. You can also adjust the line spacing in Typology.

    Thread Starter Dave

    (@dnuttall)

    Thanks LesTexas60, but I am clueless where to FIND/adjust Typology.

    In OceanWP go to Appearance – Customize and then you have all your customization options for your theme. It’s nice to post a link to your site so people can see what your talking about and offer better advice. Good Luck

    Thread Starter Dave

    (@dnuttall)

    Unfortunately, the theme I use doesn’t have all the options that your choice enjoys.
    Thanks for trying to help.

    Can you post a link to the page?

    Thread Starter Dave

    (@dnuttall)

    For what purpose?

    Plugin Author Martin Stehle

    (@hinjiriyo)

    If I could take a look at your site I would be able to give you a solution.

    Thread Starter Dave

    (@dnuttall)

    That would be wonderful. May I send it privately?

    When your in your browser, there is an option called Inspector, you can click on that and see some of the code behind the site. you can also modify it in memory and try changes. As soon as you leave the page the changes are gone but you can then go into WP and make the changes permanent.

    Thread Starter Dave

    (@dnuttall)

    Martin,
    I sent an email to the address listed on your profile’s web-site:
    https://stehle-internet.de/
    Thanks.
    Dave

    Plugin Author Martin Stehle

    (@hinjiriyo)

    Hi Dave, thank you for the web address. There is a solution: Go in the backend to the Customizer and open the panel “Additional CSS”. Enter this code:

    .rpwwt-widget ul li {
        margin-bottom: 8px;
    }

    Change the number of 8pxto 10px, 11px or what you like to get the gap you want to see. Keep the form exactly: a number immediately followed by ‘px’, no space, no negative numbers or other errors.

    Save the code, empty the site’s cache if there is any cache and reload the page to see the result.

    Thread Starter Dave

    (@dnuttall)

    That is PERFECTION, Martin!
    THANKS.
    Just posted a 5* review!

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