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I found the template-tags.php, but I don’t really know what to do once I get there… I don’t seem to find any author or byline tags. I don’t really know any php, so this is quite complicated for me, sorry!

The instruction say that the following function should be added to single.php and author.php in order for co-authors to show on the front-end (the plugin seems to work fine on the backend), but once again, I can’t find any “author” line in those phps, and of course I don’t know where else I should look, or what I should change.

if ( function_exists( 'coauthors_posts_links' ) ) {
    coauthors_posts_links();
} else {
    the_author_posts_link();
}

Instructions say that the function should also be adapted to each theme, but I wouldn’t know how to do this, too.

Yep, you’re right, setting the opacity value definitely helps to at least load the main image. While it’s not ideal, it’ll do for now, so thank you for the tip!

There’s more though. While I’m not too bothered by the lack of the shadow/greyscale fading effect (actually I’ve been tempted many times to remove the whole thing), infinite scroll is also failing to load the background image for tags and categories (in the post footer). On the first page, there’s an <i></i> element whose background is set to show an icon for tags and categories. Scrolling down to the second page, the <i> isn’t included. I don’t think that’s related to any javascript, is it?

Thank you again for your help, much appreciated!

Hi,

This is the website.
As you can see, if you scroll down after the first page of posts the main image on top of each post disappears. Same thing for the small icons associated to tags and categories.

Deactivating infinite scroll all images are fine.

Thank you for for taking some time to look into this!

the theme has this general rule:

.widget a:hover {
color: #0090d3;}

paired with:

.widget a {
border-bottom: dotted 2px transparent;}

to avoid the underline on some of the links i don’t want to be styled that way (like imgs in the other widget), i added border: none and text-decoration: none

i tried to apply the same to tptn_thumb, but without success. if i apply the same rule to tptn_title, the underline disappears also from the part between span

thank you, i’ll try it asap and let you know!

Thank you for your super-speedy reply. I’ll def check the new version as soon as it comes out.

Actually, I didn’t have as mucn of a trouble styling the title part as I had with the image. I could easily write some css to style the title (e.g. font and size), but I’m not able to style the link for the img thumbnail. I think it’s because both the tptn-title and tptn_thumb are wrapped inside the same <a href>. Are you considering separating them into individual divs? That could make it easier to style via custom css for not-so-skilled people like me!

Anyway, I’ll try with the new version. Thank you again.

Cheers