Hello,
there is a CSS selector comes from your used Theme.
You can override it with this CSS code:
.cat-post-widget ul {
margin-left: 0;
}
If you use WordPress 4.8 or higher you can add the CSS code with the customizer: http://kometschuh.de/easily-adding-custom-css-using-the-wordpress-theme-customizer.html
The second kind is to delete the CSS code in your Themes style-core.css file
We recommend to do this with a Child Theme.
Delete in this file:
/wp-content/themes/infinite/css/style-core.css
at line 52:
ul, ol{margin-left: 35px;}
the margin-left: 35px.
Awesome! That was perfect!
The only issue now is that on mobile the featured image is offset, seemingly with the image pulling to the right. Is there a quick fix for this or do you have a recommendation for optimizing featured images with this plugin?
Interesting. We give you two kinds you can try. We prefer the first, because we will disable the option in further version and have the cropping as default also in this free version.
1.)
Do you use this option in the Thumbnail panel “CSS crop to requested size”
(http://tiptoppress.com/category-posts-widget/documentation-4-7/#Thumbnails)
We write some blog post about this feature http://tiptoppress.com/client-side-cropped-adaptive-and-also-fluid-images-for-responsive-layouts/
(CPW since 4.1.6, April 13th 2016, as option and TACBPW since 1.0.1, as default)
2.)
Or there is a second solution.
You can override it with this CSS code:
.cat-post-item img {
max-width: 100% !important;
}
If you use WordPress 4.8 or higher you can add the CSS code with the customizer: http://kometschuh.de/easily-adding-custom-css-using-the-wordpress-theme-customizer.html
Thank you, Daniel! I used option 2 and it worked perfectly. I was no longer using the CSS Crop to requested size” option after trying it out originally.
I really, truly appreciate the help. I was wracking my brain trying to figure it out. Great work!
