I am trying to add code from “Advanced Recent Posts” Plugin. Into Site Origin Editor Widget.
The code is as follows:
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It should be 4 columns horizontally. When I post this code into Site Origin editor widget, the columns (posts) display vertically down the page instead of horizontal.
Any way to fix this?
Hi Tgotch,
To clarify, is this the plugin you’re referring too? If so, it’s unlikely the two plugins will ever work together due to inactive development from the developer. Sorry mate. :(
Instead, consider using the Blog widget included in the third party plugin Widgets for SiteOrigin. Once installed, please navigate to WP AdminPluginsSiteOrigin Widgets and activate the Inked Blog widget.
OK thanks. I have installed blog widget. It is working, but is not picking up images (thumbnails) on page. Just the excerpt is being displayed. Any suggestions?
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Hi Tgotch,
The blog widget relies on featured images to display the thumbnail. To clarify, are you seeing the images via featured images or an image on the page itself? If so, it’s sadly not possible for it to pick up that image so you’ll need to transition over to featured images or set up featured images and then hide the output on the posts themselves.
I am not seeing any images. Just text. I have featured image active on posts.
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Hi Tgotch,
Do you have a public URL for a blog post with a featured image? This should allow me to work out what’s going on.
tjgetaway.com
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Hi Tgotch,
Based on your markup, your theme is removing the images by outputting the following CSS:
.has-post-thumbnail img.wp-post-image { display: none !important; }You can change this with some custom CSS. If you navigate to AppearanceCustom CSS, you’ll get our custom CSS editor. Just add the following code.
.has-post-thumbnail .iw-so-article img.wp-post-image { display: block !important; }You might also need to install the SiteOrigin CSS Editor.
Awesome, that worked. Thanks
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