Thank you very much! 🙂
Thank you very much for your answer.
I am using WP Rocket, so I guess I can choose the “Slow” option.
Another (dumb) question is, I won’t lose the view counts when I clear the cache with such plugin, right? 🙂
Stefano
You are the best!!!
Have a nice day!
Stefano
You’re amazing as always. It solved the problem for the posts, though the text is still blue in the Twitter widget… If you have any idea how to solve this too, great, otherwise it’s not a big deal…
And meanwhile, is there a way to reduce the gap between blog post images and category names (see red area in the attached picture)? Thank you in advance!
Thank you again!!
Have a nice day,
Stefano
Sorry to bother you again. This applied to galleries that are in post, but what if I want the effect to apply also to galleries that are on pages?
Thank you again,
Stefano
Thank you, you’re always amazing.
Stefano
Great! Yes, I updated it a couple of days ago. Thank you!
Great, thank you very much!
Hello and thank you for your reply. Please check this link, where problems 1 and 2 occur.
3. Actually a similar problem occurs when I try to center more than one image that are on the same line. Instead of getting those two or three images centered AND one next to the other, they appear vertically one under the other.
You’re welcome! 😉
If anyone is interested, here’s the way to do the trick:
navigate to:
Appearance > Editor > Select theme to edit (select Gilion) > inc > helpers_blog.php
“helpers_blog.php” is the file that contains the code for the date format.
Look for any line that looks like:
<?php echo human_time_diff( get_the_time(‘U’), current_time(‘timestamp’) ) . ‘ ‘ . esc_html__( ‘ago’, ‘gillion’ ); ?>
and replace it with:
<?php echo ( get_the_date() ); ?>
The only problem is that this works for the parent theme but not in the child theme, so you have to modify the file everytime Gillion gets an update.
Great! Thank you a lot!
Thank you a lot!
Thank you! It worked for the padding, but not for the borders. Better than nothing. 😉
Hello, and thank you for your reply.
Please check the private information field. You’ll see my current website and the old one. In the old one, the tables I tried to copy into WordPress has no borders and it is smaller. When I copy it to WordPress, it stretches out, and borders are made visible.
Thank you!
Thanks, it works like a charm! Have a nice day!
Great. Thank you a lot for all your answers and patience. 🙂