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My suggestion doesn’t address your issue as it only places the infinite amount of posts into the correct div that is all. The ‘posts_per_page’ => 6, (or whatever) is how many posts that load at a time as you scroll down. It is not a final number for the page.

If I got your question right, I don’t think you should be using infinite scroll at all since you want a finite scroll so to speak.

If I was going to achieve what you want, I would set the number of posts per page to the exact number that aligns to the bottom of the sidebar. And then I would limit the amount of words or text that each post displays so that they are all around the same size and thus will be a consistent length to match the sidebar.

In other words don’t use infinite scroll and use something like this instead.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/advanced-excerpt/

Your scroll loaded posts are sitting outside the div#dynamic-grid. If your scroll loaded posts are inside, then they will behave in like manner to the preloaded posts that render correctly. Put this code into your theme functions file ( functions.php). Notice that the code tells it to render inside the container dynamic-grid? Also, regarding the posts_per_page => 6, just change that number to how many posts you want loaded.

add_theme_support( 'infinite-scroll', array(

    'container' 	=> 'dynamic-grid',

    'footer' 		=> true,

    'type'        	=> 'scroll',

    'posts_per_page' 	=> 6,

    'wrapper' 		=> false

) );

Okay I tried this plugin and wanted to use the shortcode so haven’t looked at the widget settings. So I don’t know the best answer for you. However, you can hide anything you want using css { display: none } Just look for a unique way to target that parent page with that css in the style sheet.

Awesome stuff Ray. That works great. +10 ??

Okay, a simple google answered my question. Thanks for your help. Will let you know if this works.

Okay thanks for the info. I cannot see that file however. Do I have to create it?

Thanks for the prompt reply.
I found this plugin that gives that functionality.
Still using your one and they appear to work together quite well.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/buddypress-registration-groups-1/

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This does not appear. Is this still a feature of this plugin?
https://webdevstudios.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/register.png

True, but I am not sure that you can buy those tyres anywhere.

Not sure if this is the best way or the only way, but it is a way that I know how. If you assign a group say “default group” to a role like subscriber, then all subscribers will be in that group. I am guessing that at registration, because it is set to subscriber, then they will belong to the Default User Group or whatever you happen to call the group that is assigned to Subscribers.

Here is what I think.
Delete the role using Role manager. Remember that you are deleting a role, so make sure it is not important elsewhere in the site.

I can’t see added groups either when I create a new page. I guess you have to type the name in manually and hope you spelled it right.

Thanks for all the code that you have pasted in this topic. It worked for me. Cheers ??

Rewrite of this sentence:

I have manually disabled Live Preview but have to do this with all my sites that I monetize and one update WordPress update later, could overwrite this and would have to do it again.

Okay cool. Did that.