wills173

Hi,

Could you please try to make this a feature in an upcoming update of the plugin? For my purposes, many posts are made and then deleted in a matter of days, resulting in 404 errors from the related posts. Manually rerunning the wizard every couple of days to fix this would quite cumbersome. I have tried to set up a cronjob, but in the install.js file it requires you to click to advance with linking, and not having experience with jquery, I am unable to bypass this. If you have any advice on how to do the cronjob that would be great.

Thanks,
Will

Hello,

I just saw this, and I think I have found an answer for you:

Insert

.widget_highlighted_posts img {
height: 180px;
}

(or whatever amount of pixels looks best)
in the custom css.
Please reply so I know if it helped!

-Will

Thanks, but do you know how to specifically add it under the header at the top of the homepage?

I’ve done it! I used the code

.carousel-caption p {display:none;}

Now the slider decription text is not shown, so it does not get chopped off. Thanks for suggesting the @media code.

eplreport.com

Do you know the specific css code to achieve this within the @media code?

I don’t think it is a big problem in that case.

Thanks!

Does anyone have an answer to this? I still need help, I just didn’t explain well enough, please look at the image I linked to.

Thanks for the reply.

Here is what I am seeing: m.imgur.com/Q2i9EYK

For the homepage slider, the default image size is 1170 x 500 (or whatever height you select), so edit your image to that size. The featured image thumbnails are 270 x 250, just like it says.

Thanks for clearing that up. I have resolved the issue

That code didn’t seem to do anything

I had to make it more like 104px to get it to work, but it did change the grey to white. The only issue is that the circle is a little off center to the right. Do know of a way that I can move it a few pixels left?

I installed another plugin that managed to overwrite the theme. Thanks!

Thanks for the help. I was able to find a relatively lightweight plugin that was able to override the theme, so problem was solved.