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Thanks for responding, Allen!

I’m using the Display Posts Shortcode Plugin on this page. As you can see, the post’s featured image appears on the left, and the headline and text are inline with it.

I’m using RSS Multi Importer to display posts from another blog on this page, where the post title appears above the image instead of inline with it.

I’d like to use both plugins on a single page, but I want all outputs to look the same for cohesiveness. I prefer the image to the left (Display Posts style)

For the Display Posts Plugin, the output is in the same div, and then I use display:inline-block in the CSS to make it display the way it does (code below for reference).

<div class="listing-item">
<a class="image"></a>
<a class="title"</a>
<span class="excerpt"><a class="more-link"</a></span>
</div>

For the Multi Importer, the post title is in a different div than the excerpt. I think I need to put them all in the same div, but I can’t seem to customize the template correctly – I’m using the ‘Default’ template as the starting point.

Any advice would be appreciated. I manage three sites with related content and RSS Multi Importer has been a great solution to my potential content management nightmare. I’d like to use it more, but I need to figure out how to style it.

Thanks again!

Thanks for the response – I didn’t try it but I did manage to fix it after a bit of tinkering – not sure if this was the best way to do it, but it’s working in IE 9 and Chrome and Firefox so I’ll take it. I noticed a few other IE9 problems as well so here’s how I fixed it in case anyone finds it helpful. At this point I don’t care if it’s technically correct. I’m so ready to be done with IE.:

.navbar-inner{
  filter:none;
  background-color:white;
  /* Makes the btn nav dropdown display in IE in smaller Windows*/
}
.collapse{
overflow: visible
  /* Makes the btn nav dropdown display in IE in smaller Windows*/
}

.nav-collapse.collapse {
display: inline-block;
*display: block;
  /* Keeps the Nav from re-sizing in IE9 and prevents it from stacking in IE7 */
}