jmpavo

Thanks, man! That workaround works perfectly.

I added the code to Reviews Custom Styling in your plugin (at the bottom of the Templates tab). So I expect it to appear e.g. here.

Hi Kemory, thanks for your quick response!

Unfortunately, I’ve never used CSS before. Copying your code doesn’t seem to produce the desired result.

But I suspect I have to substitute a few things in the code, is that correct? Could you help me one step further by giving the code for changing the labels for Author and Title to bold?

I tried both your code without editing it, and the following, but that didn’t work:

.rcno-tax-author,
.rcno-meta-key {
font-weight: 900;
}

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by jmpavo.

@brainstormteam, I would love to, but I haven’t seen any response yet.
How do I access the ticket?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by jmpavo.

Awesome, that did the trick, thank you!

The solution by Vikas worked perfectly for one blog, but when I wrote the second blog I realized I had to apply the same solution to that post again (and every other future post).

Is there a way to do it once and for all?

Managed! Chose to link to two different categories.

Any suggestions on how to reduce the height of the section?

Thanks, Vikas!
I changed the margins to -30px and that worked.

Well, it does solve the problem of the two columns having different heights, but there is still a significant amount of white space between the breadcrumbs and the Title of the post.

In fact, this white space would be perfect for the category title without anything else.

How do I add that category title without increasing the white space?

Yea, I’m sorry! I tried to move from http to https, and then got in trouble. By now the website is back up again.

Wow, that does indeed do the trick, thanks!