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> Ivovic

adding display: block; did the trick.

btw, — i have plenty of css references bookmarked — i just missed adding the display property. how stupid of me to assume that a style called in default WP files would actually exist.

maybe one day i’ll grow up to be a real CSS coder like you, and uber-cool enough to snark at n00bs. The next time I post to the Forums, do us both a favor and save your breath and the bytes.

Common courtesy (remember that?) requires me to say “thank you”.

>Ivovic

Thanks. I did that but it had no effect:

.more-link {margin-top:10px;}

Any other ideas?

Until I can find the class, I “cheated” by adding a
tag in post-template.php:

$output .= '<br /><a href="'. get_permalink() . "#more-$id\" class=\"more-link\">$more_link_text</a>";

The line break, IMO, puts too much space between the post body and the “More” text. Ideally, I only want a 10-15px margin-top to break out the “More” from the post body, but not shove it down too far.

I don’t want to be “silly” and I’d love to style .more-link if I could find it! I looked through style.css and it’s not there. Any ideas where that class lives?

Using WP v.2.5

TIA,

Answered with help from outside the WP Forums.

After digging around some more in the Blojsom wiki, I located a plugin called fetcher-helper which lets you (re)set the default number of posts served as RSS 2.0 from your blog. Once that was deployed in the correct .vm file and mapped in the Blojsom Admin GUI, I was able to retrieve the posts I needed in valid RSS 2.0!

All that’s left now is some category clean-up, and uploading to WordPress to complete the migration.