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Hi,

If you are using PRO then you can modify the WP_QUERY with hook and compare the dates. In free version , its not possible to modify the query.

add_filter('tc_caf_filter_posts_query','tc_caf_filter_posts_query_function',10,2);
function tc_caf_filter_posts_query_fun($args,$filter_id) {
		
		$args_new = array();
		$args_updated=array_merge($args,$args_new);	
		return $args_updated;
	}

Hope it will solve the issue.

Looking forward.

Thanks,
Trusty Plugins Team

Great , Thanks @alterum

Hi @alterum ,

You just need to use this css code. You can use this in your active theme’s style.css file or anywhere you allowed to use global css.

#caf-post-layout1 .manage-layout1 {
    box-shadow: none !important;
}

Looking forward.
Thanks,
Trusty Plugins Team

Hi @diasaid ,

Sorry to say but there is no temporary solution of this issue.

Thanks,
Trusty Plugins Team

Hi @richardpruzek ,

You can use PRO version, Pro has sorting feature and many more. You can check here https://trustyplugins.com and https://caf.trustyplugins.com.

You can email us for any further queries at [email protected].

Looking forward to you.

Thanks,
Trusty Plugins Team

Hi @larscsim ,

Many thanks, we will ping you here when we upgrade with this feature.

It would highly appreciated the effort of translation. You can rate our plugin too. Please write a review for the features and our service. Hope we will get 5 star.

Looking forward.

Thanks,
Trusty Plugins Team

Hi,

Okay , can you please contact at [email protected] for developer support. We are always available and doing their best till clients meet their requirements.

Looking Forward.

Thanks,
Trusty Plugins team

Hi @sofiaojeda ,

Thanks for contacting.

You can target the div with attribute data-terms. So with this technique you can target every term and change the color of category and post title too.

div#caf-post-layout-container[data-terms='226'] ul li a.active {
    background: #562424 !important;
}

div#caf-post-layout-container[data-terms='226'] .caf-post-title a h2 {
    color: #ddd !important;
}

Hop it will help you.

Looking forward.

Thanks,
Trusty Plugins Team