BjScott

Thank you! Unchecking that option fixed it!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by BjScott.

Hi,

I hadthis showing as checked already:
Disable contextual matching ONLY on attachments and custom post types – X

Hmm. Well here is what I have checked:

Fetch related posts only from “X Categories”

And under ‘list tuning’ I have:

Disable contextual matching “X (Modified from default setting)”

Disable contextual matching ONLY on attachments and custom post types “X”

I only have the 3 posts and only 1 category, which all 3 posts are assoc with that 1 category.

What else can I check on the settings?

This is perfect! Thank you so much~

This is the best Testimonial plugin I’ve used!

Hello!

I just updated the plug-in to Version 3.0, & the shortcode still displays nothing at all.

Thank you for your help!

Hello September Gurl!

Can you give me the link to your site so I can take a look for you?

Thanks!

September Gurl…..you would put the code into your Custom CSS

Hope that helps!

You are very welcome!

Hello!

Thank you for your response…however I cannot get the shortcode to work. It wont show in a widget, or a post. Even if I just use your default information, nothing shows up.

Thank you for your help!

Hi Kim,

I’m hoping someone else will jump in on this post and be able to help you out, as I’m not sure!

Brenda

Hi!

Here is a simple solution! You can install a plugin that will enable you to have a place to put your Custom CSS!!

Under plugins(also on left hand side)…click”add new”. On that next page on the upper right you will see a search bar. Put in SIMPLE CUSTOM CSS . Just click “install now”, then “activate” on the next page.

Now when you go back to your dashboard….under “Appearances” you will see “Custom CSS” This is where you can paste that code…as well as put any other CSS changes that you make to your site. Then if you theme updates you wont lose those changes!

Hope that helps..please let me know if I can help you more!
Brenda

Hi Kim,
The page width looks good on my end, but you can try and put this into your Custom CSS and adjust the “1200px” to see if that is what you are looking for

#page {
   max-width: 1200px;
  }

I’ve not used JetPack…so not sure. So wierd!

That is the default font for the rest of the site, so Id hoped it would just apply to the .site-title a by doing this.

Ahh…one last thing..I see I didnt capitalize the font family names….here is exactly how they are listed for the rest of the site. LAST SHOT! ??

.entry-title a {font-family: "Open Sans",Arial,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,sans-serif;}

That is awfully odd! Why would it now show the rest of the text?

Worth a shot to try:

.entry-title a {
  font-family: "open sans",arial, "helvetica neue", helvetica, sans-serif
  !important;}

Hello!

Try this :

.entry-title a {
  font-family: "open sans",arial, "helvetica neue", helvetica, sans-serif;
  }