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  • I have this same question – if anyone has an answer, it would be much appreciated.

    Right now, I’ve simply put a post with a blank title and containing only an image, then inserted the post so that it comes between the posts I want to break up. Does that make any sense? So you get:

    [Post]
    [Image]
    [Post]

    And that looks okay for now. But if we can get a real fix, that would be awesome.

    Edit: Another option is to go into the code to remove the “Read More” button. To do that, go into “posts_loop_template.php” and change the line that says:

    <?php the_excerpt(); ?>

    to: <?php the_content(); ?>

    Then make sure at the end of each post you put an extra line or two of empty space. By removing the “Read More” button and including the extra space, you’ll have a nice gap between posts. See:

    https://groups.northwestern.edu/parc/Wordpresss

    But again, this is really a temporary solution.

    it is possibly do-able with CSS;

    please post a live link to your siteto get support with this kind of formatting – unless the plugin’s author has some other suggestions.

    @jpope2012
    generally, you are encouraged to post your own topic as the details of your site might differ – https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Forum_Welcome#Where_To_Post

    I just entered a hr tag into the php file for the plugin.

    ‘</span>’ ); ?>
    <hr />
    </div>
    </div>
    <!– // End of Post Wrap –>

    mutu

    (@mutu)

    I did it this way, I gave it a bottom margin so it balanced with the plugin.

    Add this code to css

    .divider-pp {
      width: 90%;
      margin-bottom:20px;
      height: 1px;
      background-color: #999;
    }

    and the div call for the class divider-pp in the template here (your edited version of posts_loop_template in your theme):

    <div class="post hentry ivycat-post">
    	<div class="divider-pp"></div>

    and here:

    </div>
    </div>
    		<div class="divider-pp"></div>
    <!-- // End of Post Wrap -->

    That will display a divider top and bottom of each post which means a double divider between posts, looks great.

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