Post Title alignment

Resolved freemason
(@freemason)

6 years, 7 months ago

Hi,

I would like to align post title with the top of image and reduce space between lines. How con I do that?

Regards
A Jorge

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Plugin Author Hector Cabrera
(@hcabrera)

6 years, 7 months ago

Hi @freemason,

Well, that depends. Please share our site’s URL so I can have a look at your popular posts list and I may be able to help.

Thread Starter freemason
(@freemason)

6 years, 7 months ago

Hi, @hcabrera

My website lisk is http://www.freemason.pt. The widget is called “Artigos mais lidos (Últimos 30 dias)” and I would like tit to show as the widget below “Novos Artigos”

Regards
A Jorge
Plugin Author Hector Cabrera
(@hcabrera)

6 years, 7 months ago
Alright, please try this:
1. Go to Appearance > Widgets.
2. Find the WordPress Popular Posts widget you’re using on your sidebar and click on it to access its options.
3. Check the “Use custom HTML Markup” option under “HTML Markup settings” and click on Save to apply changes.
4. Under “Before/after Popular Posts”, change <ul class="wpp-list"> into <ul class="wpp-list rpwe-ul">
5. Set “Post HTML Markup” to:
```
<li class="rpwe-li rpwe-clearfix">
    <a class="rpwe-img" href="{url}" rel="bookmark"><img class="rpwe-alignleft rpwe-thumb" src="{thumb_url}" alt="{text_title}"></a>
    <h3 class="rpwe-title"><a href="{url}" title="Permalink to {text_title}" rel="bookmark">{text_title}</a></h3>
</li>
```
6. Click on Save to apply changes.
7. Go to Settings > WordPress Popular Posts > Tools. Under Miscellaneous, set “Use plugin’s stylesheet” to “Disabled” and click on Apply to save changes.
8. If you have a caching plugin installed on your site (eg. WP Super Cache) clear its cache so changes are applied to your site immediately.

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