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Thank you so much for your help.

This seems to be solved now. If the Debugger still returns an error, you can safely ignore it.

The domain error still shows, but as long as it’s not actually interfering with anything, we should be good.

Could you let me know what code you used, as well as how you’re trying to display the Related Posts in your Pages?

2) Our theme (ThemeFuse Connexus) has a widget that supports shortcodes in the sidebar. I used the shortcode from the Jetpack site – [jetpack-related-posts] – in that sidebar widget for it to display Related Posts on Pages. The widget is there, hence the Related Posts title, but using Inspect in my browser, it shows the error I included in my first post. If you’d like to see, you can use this page as an example: https://newic.intelligentcontacts.com/solutions/no-cost-processing The odd part is that I did the exact same thing to display Related Posts in the blog and it worked there. This may just be because Related Posts aren’t enabled on Pages by default. I didn’t know that. I’ll try the filter you suggested and see if that fixes it.

You can customize the look of every element on your site thanks to CSS. You can add that CSS to your theme stylesheet, or to your custom CSS editor available under Appearance > Edit CSS in your dashboard. You can target the Related Posts and change their look with CSS.

3) I’m familiar with coding but fairly new to CSS and have been teaching myself as I go. I should be able to do that, though. Thank you!

Could you go to Settings > Reading in your dashboard, and make sure the Related Images are enabled there?

4) As far as I can tell, they are. “Use a large and visually striking layout” is checked and the preview shows images. I believe when Related Posts were displayed at the bottom of the Posts, images showed fine.

Thank you so much again for helping me with all this. I know it’s a lot to work through.

I’m sorry, I forgot to mention something. The site is still being built, so the posts are all just tests–I hope you can tell. They’re set up to be related to No Cost Processing (under Solutions), so I think theoretically they should show up there if it’s working, right? Or does Related Posts not show up on pages, even if it includes pages in its results?