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Believe it or not, I actually did that search. I tried all of the solutions offered there–most of them suggest Event Cal or Future Post plug in–including Kafkaesqui’s code. I couldn’t get any of those solutions to work for my site, so I was hoping for some fresh advice. Perhaps I missed a solution in there, however, and I’ll comb back through the archives.

Still if anyone has help to offer, I’d greatly appreciate it!

Yeah, I tried that. Still coming up empty.

I tried Kafkaesqui’s code, posted on another thread, but either I am not inserting it in the right place or I’m not modifying some aspect of it properly. I’m still stuck.

I am having the same problem. I tried EventCal plug in, but it destroyed by page. ?? I also tried the FuturePost plug in but it gave me a Mysql error that I couldn’t fix, despite numerous attempts at altering the code.

Can anyone help with this?

OK, I actually found a plug-in that will do pretty much what I want:

https://wunder-ful.com/wordpress-plugins

The Post Expire plug-in allows me to easily select a year/month/day for the post to expire from the home page. It doesn’t have an exact time code feature, but it’s close enough for now!

I’m still at a loss on how to accomplish this. So far my efforts have been in vain. SOS ??

Still trying to figure this out. CQS doesn’t seem to have enought parameters (unless I’m missing something) but there’s gotta be a way to do this.

Thanks Whooami! That worked beautifully.

Sorry. No, I mean the distance between each post; in other words, before the next post starts, I’d like a little more distance between the title and the post that came before it.

Sorry. I should have been more clear and provided a link to my site:

https://www.livinginstereo.com/offbroadtest

I removed the permalinks for the post titles, as I didn’t need or want them. I’m using each post as an entry in a calendar. Right now I’m just adding in “a href=” code to the title to get the part I want linked. That’s not hard, but I’m trying to avoid that kind of coding as I’ll be turning over the site to somene who is pretty code phobic. ??

Thanks. That helped. And if I wanted to get a little more distance between my posts?

OK, I figured it out. I needed to add a background: none code.

That first bit of code worked! Except now the post titles for subsequent posts are wrapping around the edge of the previous image. Eek.

https://www.livinginstereo.com/offbroadtest

Ah, that’s beautiful! I never even knew that was there!

Thanks. I didn’t realize it was as easy as just typing in the text and adding the jpg! ??