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My apologies, a combination of caching and critical CSS processing was causing it to not be seen. Problem was all on my end.

Deep in the list I found the posting to change to h2 via functions.php. — problem solved.

There were no additional files. Going back to default theme is not an option. I am just going to do Sitemaps a different way.

thank you that works perfectly

Here are 2 with different conditions. One followed by a title:

https://www.zouschef.com/recipe/cheese-scones/

This one is followed by a title and I added a spacer but would prefer a better solution.

https://www.zouschef.com/recipe/moms-country-loaf/

Humm — in an attempt to optimize, I had removed jQuery. It appears it is needed for FooGallery. Is that correct?

So I worked with the theme developer and it seemed we solved some errors. But I am getting a slightly different issue. On the following page I get “boxes” for the gallery but no images.

BTW, the theme is using a webP conversion and my hosting has a CDN. I have purged and tested a few times with no help.

Any thoughts>

https://www.zouschef.com/recipe/chambord-chocolate-mousse/

More information.

The theme also has an optimization for “Critical CSS”. With more testing I have determined that is the issue. I am going to research with them first. Will add more content here if needed.

Got it. Total misunderstanding on my part on how this is to be implemented. Thanks.

sorry, thought I canceled the previous.

That is it. Many thanks.

pis-excerpt” — I just read up a bit on css excerpt class. Seems I have a lot to learn.

correct, or at least close to the same length.

Additional issue

It seems that before I started playing with the size of the font, the font wrapped within the bounds of the thumbnail image. Now it goes far beyond the image before wrapping. Can that be controlled?

For detail here is the custom styles at this point (notice I have added line-height):

#pis_posts_in_sidebar-2 .pis-title {
font-size: 0.9rem;
line-height: 1.1;
}
.widget-area #pis_posts_in_sidebar-2 a.pis-title-link {
color: #3683b9;
}

Thank you that works. I see why the separate style is needed. I did not account for the link.

I did redo the analytics. I saw some of the forms I went through before, but this time I got more steps. Maybe that one is solved.