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  • Hey,

    Can you kindly provide the theme link you’re using. I will take a look.

    Thank you.

    Hey,

    Can you kindly provide your Theme link? If the Theme is commercial and not a Free one, it would be better if you approach theme developer correctly.

    Although a simple javascript function would be able to achieve what you wanted.

    Hey Liz,

    Well, WordPress is definitely an optimal option you should go with when it comes to publishing content online.

    It totally depends on what kind of blog design your university wants. You can have any sort of design duplicated in WordPress using free themes and plugins available on www.remarpro.com. It might be better if you can share your University website link maybe? I might be able to suggest few themes that can help you to accomplish a similar design.

    More-ever, each WordPress theme comes with its own CSS stylesheet. Each theme has its own CSS classes and is written in a different way. If you just copy a previous CSS file to a theme, it might not connect because of difference in classes.

    So, best efficient way of achieving this is finding a blog template that resembles the most close to your design idea for university website.

    Although if you are comfortable editing and managing WordPress then it wouldn’t be much of a hassle for you.

    I have followed this post and I would love to provide any further assistance.

    Hey,

    You probably already got it fixed as I can see that images are resized than the original theme demo.

    Anyhow, there are couple of ways to achieve this. Most efficient way would be using CSS classes.

    CSS image for Latest Post is “.powen-featured-img img”.

    What you have to do it is installing a plugin “Simpe Custom CSS” and add a new line of CSS code as follow :

    .powen-featured-img img {
    height: auto !important;
    width: 200px !important;
    }

    You can just edit the value of width to the extent (low or high) when you feel the image size is right for you.

    Why installing a plugin for this? If you want to keep your latest post image same even after the theme update, you have to keep it in a different stylesheet than the theme owns style sheet and this plugin helps you to achieve.

    Hope this helps ??

    Thread Starter Usama Arshad

    (@usama-arshad)

    Yes got it. Appreciate getting back to me.
    Everything works fine once Listings were added associated to Taxonomies.

    Thread Starter Usama Arshad

    (@usama-arshad)

    Yes, it’s now working fine. Re-installed wordpress 3.6 manually.

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