Hi,
In order to adjust that widget you can copy and paste this code in the Extra CSS Code on the Marla configuration page
.widgets-grid-layout .widget-grid-view-image img {max-width: 150px;min-width: 1px;min-height: 1px;
Let me know if it´s fixed with this.
Best regards!!
Ah, thank you so much! That was the perfect fix for my widget. Some of the posts, though, still have really giant photos– almost like they have zoomed in way too much. Some are normal and just as they were, but others have this zoomed-in effect. If you go to my site and scroll down until you hit ‘Tomato, Tofu, & Feta Stuffed Peppers’, you’ll see what I mean.
Thank you again for your great and responsive help– you’re a lifesaver!!
Hi,
I guess you mean the twitter button at the beginning of the post, you can add this code
.twttr_button {
clear: both;
margin-bottom: 5px;
}
Although It´s not neccesary since you have the twitter button at the right of your posts.
Marla always display a full width 510px of every image on single posts by default. If you want use a smaller width add a left or right alignment or use this code on the editor:
<img style="width:(the real width of the image smaller than 510px)px; margin-left:0"
I hope this help
Ah, no, I don’t mean the Twitter button– I mean, on the main page, the ‘featured image’ that comes up for my posts. Does that make sense?
See, the problem I’m talking about is with the ‘featured image’ on the main page… if you scroll down, you’ll soon see how many of the ‘featured images’ for different posts are very, very zoomed in on the main page
I see, that´s because those images has not a right thumbnail, I guess those posts were created before you installed Marla Theme.
Fortunately there is an easy way to fix it. Install this plugin: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/
Once you run it it will create a proper feature image not so big.
Best regards !
ah, this is the perfect fix– thanks so much!!
I created a standard post with a link to a page in my site, but the link doesn’t display. I have to choose a different post type to get the link to display, but then I lose the title bar on the post. Is there a way to have both the title bar and an active hyperlink in a post?
skittheatre.com
Hi,
You could create a link http://marla.ceslava.com/en/type/link/ and add the title manually at the beginning of the post with this code
<header class="entry-header">
<h1 class="entry-title"><a href="http://marla.ceslava.com/" rel="bookmark">Title</a></h1>
</header>
The code provided above worked great. I got the header to look like I wanted and I got the link in the body of the post. However, I’m getting a white line at the top of the box.
Any way to remove that? It’s on our home page, skittheatre.com, the post entitled, Visit Narnia with S.K.I.T.
Add this to the Extra CSS code
#post-1569 .entry-summary {margin-top:0}
Worked like a charm. Thank you!
