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  • +1. Wondering the same thing.

    +1 Same here. Great plugin, however each post takes up a lot of space in the sidebar. Modifying the functions.php template to reduce the excerpts length helped, however it would be even better to wrap the text around/to right of the image.

    I would love to know if anyone solved this?

    SmokescreenCrea

    (@smokescreencrea)

    Hi all,

    I have just managed this by styling the particluar areas with CSS and its working well.

    So for my particular needs I have the ultimate posts in a widget area in the footer and I wanted the images to the left and then the excerpt to the right.

    To achieve this I simply added the following code to my stylesheet:

    .widget-area header {position:relative; display:inline-block; vertical-align:middle;}
    .widget-area header + .entry-summary {position:relative; display:inline-block; vertical-align:middle; width:calc( 98% - 150px);}

    This simply takes a header within a div with the class “widget-area” and ensures that its relatively positioned and display block and then takes the .entry-summary directly after this header and positions it relative and with a width that is pretty much the width of the containing div minus the size of the image. The vertical align then makes them line up in the middle of each other.

    Hope that helps!

    ashrafkotb

    (@ashrafkotb)

    Wondering the same. Can anyone please help with some simple steps?
    I’m displaying the posts in a page using the shortcode.

    ashrafkotb

    (@ashrafkotb)

    Hi Guys,

    After some research I found the solution myself.

    Go to the plugin CSS at:
    wp-content/plugins/ultimate-posts-widget/css/upw-theme-standard.min.css

    edit the text:
    .upw-posts .entry-image img{max-width:100%;height:auto}

    To be:
    .upw-posts .entry-image img{max-width:100%;height:auto;float:left;padding-right:1em}

    Save the file, you are all done ??

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