Thread Starter
mgreis
(@mgreis)
I found the answer to my question.
Use the class= tag to create a class for the <ul> tag.
class=lcp
In the style.css for your theme, add an entry like this:
ul.lcp li {
line-height: 1.5;
}
which applies the line-height property to the child list item of the list that is being styled by the class parameter of list category posts.
Good,thank you!
Thanks a lot!
The same as: autor_tag, author_class, catlink_tag, catlink_class, comments_tag, comments_class, date_tag, date_class,
excerpt_tag, excerpt_class, morelink_class, thumbnail_class, title_tag, title_class
refer to:other_notes
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/list-category-posts/other_notes/
Okay, so this is what I have been scrolling the forum looking for.
I understand the answer, but I don’t know where to create the class at..
Where, what file, do I add class=lcp for the
<ul > tag ?
Thread Starter
mgreis
(@mgreis)
Add class=lcp to the [catlist] statement in the post or page where the list appears:
[catlist name=rts-solar-faq orderby=date order=ASC numberposts=10 offset=0 class=lcp]
