Nathan Driver

There is always the option of creating custom child theme and only updating the single.php file. A little more in-depth but ensures any updates to the theme won’t overwrite it.

It’ll depend on the widget. Are you planning on using a plugin widget or just a Text widget. The first you might have to change it in the CSS while the latter some simple html.

What’s the URL? Might be able to point you to the right file (footer.php / header.php / etc) or plugin.

Check out the FB debug tool: https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug – I entered a URL and it looks like there’s no “og:image” which Facebook picks up.

I tried clicking on your image link and got a 404 – could be a plugin issue too.

Checking out the source-code its Stargazer (https://www.ads-software.com/themes/stargazer) – I would suggest the same as Evan to see if you can edit the single.php file.

What is the URL – could be a CSS issue possibly?

Has there been an update on this?

Will do, then sell it as an add on pack ??

sure:
advanced-recent-posts-widget/advanced-recent-posts-widget.php

then find:

// Widget title

echo $before_title = ‘<h3>‘;

echo $instance[“title”];

echo $after_title = ‘</h3>‘;

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I had to edit the plugin to get it to work which I would advise against incase they ever updated it.

parent css issue – fixed.

Were you able to get this working – I’m having the same issue.

From what I can tell you are looking for some custom javascript for “onclick” – what I’d like to know is how to separate the categories.

is there a way to just do it ‘fromwhere’ is a page – not categories?

Turned out after looking at the filters that the users had created the same content on pages and posts. The index file was calling the pages which weren’t optimized instead of the posts which had been.