How can we control:
– which details are displayed
– whether to display blog post details (vertically as left sidebar, or horizontally before or after each post entry)

thanks!

This part can be changed by updating the PHP code in the following files:

wp-content/themes/nalleto/content-post-standard.php
wp-content/themes/nalleto/content-post-audio.php
wp-content/themes/nalleto/content-post-video.php
wp-content/themes/nalleto/content-post-image.php
wp-content/themes/nalleto/content-post-quote.php
wp-content/themes/nalleto/content-post-link.php

If you edit them, you can see the following code:

So you can update this code or move it inside the next “grid10” div to personalize it to your needs.

We recommend using a child theme and copying all these files from the root of the parent theme to the root of the child theme and doing the changes inside the child theme. The parent theme files will remain untouched. Once done you can upload and activate the child theme and the changes will be live. In this way you will not loose or have to reproduce the changes when you update the parent theme next time.

We provide a starter child theme along with all the files of the theme you purchased so you don’t have to build it from scratch. To learn more about this topic read the WordPress codex page https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

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We also made changes to child theme css, setting the relevant classes as display:inline.

However, the blog post details keep displaying as blocks (in spite of child theme css setting the relevant classes as display:inline), stacking up vertically.

How can we display the blog post details, so they follow each other in one single line (instead of stacking up vertically)?

thanks!

Please provide the URL where we can see it implemented. We can then provide more accurate feedback. Our answer now would be very general. Have you done the changes in the child theme inside “child-theme.css”? If not, they will be ignored as all parent CSS files will be loaded after the child theme ones and therefore will override your changes.

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As stated in #5610, we implemented inline change in child-theme.css – to no avail.
So we restored child-theme.css back to its original state.
Either way, the blog post details keep displaying as separate blocks – instead of lining up on the same line.

How can we display the blog post details, so they follow each other in one single line (instead of stacking up vertically)?

cheers!

If you use the original structure, without overriding the PHP template and re-style the layout using pure CSS like the one below, you should get the desired outcome:

A CSS developer should be able to tweak the original css like this in few minutes.

Now you can override the PHP template to disable some of the displayed information and move the “grid2” either before or after the “grid10”

Hope the code helps so you can move one with the rest of your page ;)

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nb: We chose to ignore code lines 1-4, so as to keep the original theme layout.

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Sure thing ;) The code is just an example how to do it. It’s up to you to personalize to fit your needs.

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