Russell

The issue is not a home page thing. It’s anything I build in PageLayer with text.

Ok, people, for your information I figured out how to get rid of the dotted line under every post. It’s called the entry-footer. You have to remove it from these three files:

content.php
content-article.php
single.php

If you look in these page codes, you’ll find <div class=”entry-footer”>. Remove this div including its following end </div>. If you remove this div from the code, the dotted line at the bottom of posts will be gone. I removed mine and I’m happy now. It didn’t affect anything else on my site that I could find.

However, I’m not running any related content or comment box options under my posts so when you remove the entry-footer div, check to make sure it didn’t affect these other bottom options. It shouldn’t but if it does you might have to put the div back.

Always make a site backup before you edit any of the structure files in your theme! Also keep a copy of your theme as it came so you can retrieve any files you might need to replace one day. Good luck ??

Just copy your Beaver page details and save it somewhere, then create a new page in PageLayer and paste the details into the new page.

No response? Oh well, I’ll deal with it.

No response? Oh well, I’m over it.

Thanks for the link. I’ll let you know if I have any problems getting set up.

I solved it by entering my own excerpt into each posts’ excerpt box in the post page right column. This still doesn’t solve the issue of WordPress auto-created excerpts displaying the PageLayer code instead of the post text. In my particular case, the excerpts display normally on the category listing pages. It’s only messed up on my Home page Blog summary.

closed

I found it under Customize / Blog

Also, while I have you, when editing pages in PageLayer, why does the text change size by itself when applying alignments? I type some text normally then when I apply any alignment to the left, center, right, or justify, the text changes to a smaller size than the default. Thank you.

It looks like the source meta margin depends upon how long the sent excerpt is. On longer ones it is close enough. I suppose I can live with it as it is, no biggie. Thanks again.

What is this code supposed to accomplish? It did put back the wide space between the thumbnail and the source meta which I fixed yesterday. The rest looks the same. In fact, the source meta is closer to the next feed item than the one it represents. Oh well, another two days..

I did get the source to come up some using the css by reducing the top margin.

Great, thank you. Almost there.. The title is now beside the thumbnail but the source is still underneath and spaced widely. I changed the thumbnail size in the shortcode. I would like to get the source up under the excerpt. I thought maybe enlarging the thumbnail might put it there but it doesn’t. All feed sources are the same, underneath everything. If I can’t get the source to go there I’d at least like to close the gap some above it.

I do one issue: I have all four of my feeds set at excerpt of 65 characters. Some of the feeds are displaying a lot more than that, like several hundred. Not sure how to remedy.

Hey I do appreciate your efforts to help me here, it’s rare and I thank you much ??

Odd? Why is this thread marked as resolved? Isn’t that my determination?