This will require CSS changes, either in your theme’s style.css file or in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:
.display-posts-listing .excerpt-dash { display: none; }
.display-posts-listing .title,
.display-posts-listing .excerpt a { display: block; }
Changing in the CSS is no problem as long as I know what to change. 🙂 Unfortunatelly none of those three changed anything. And I turned of the cache so there shouldn’t be a cached version.
There’s only a few ways that would not work:
1. You cache isn’t actually turned off
2. Your CSS change was not applied (ex: made to a file not actually being loaded)
3. You have customized the output of the plugin, using different class names (ex: using the wrapper_class attribute to change the container from .display-posts-listing to something else)
I recommend you use the inspector tool in Chrome, Firefox or Safari to determine what CSS classes are on the elements you’re targeting, and to confirm the CSS files / changes are being loaded.
1. I am using W3 Total Cache. First I purges all the caches, then I turned it off.
2. I am using the custom css code function In Jetpack, that may be the culprit. Is there a better one without fiddling around with css-files and ftp?
3. I haven’t customized anything. Just installed and activated the addon along with the column addon and using the shortcode [display-posts image_size="thumbnail" include_excerpt="true" excerpt_length="15" excerpt_more="Läs mer..." excerpt_more_link="true" wrapper="div" wrapper_class="my-grid-layout" posts_per_page="3" columns="3"]
