PetraP

Hey,

thanks for reaching out! We were actually thinking about this for a while now and although I can’t make any promises when this will be implemented, all I can say that it will be.

Take care and have a nice day,
Petra

Hey,

this is an interesting idea. We are constantly working on renewing and adding newer features, which is why we appreciate your feedback.
But we really cannot make any promises if this will be implemented as our development plans are already packed as it is at the moment.

Again — thanks for reaching out and for your precious feedback!

Take care and have a nice day,
Petra

You are welcome – glad to hear it works 🙂

Happy blogging,

Petra

Hey,

thanks for reaching out, I’ll gladly help. If I am not mistaken you are using a really outdated version of our plugin (2.6). Also, do you have more than one of our plugins installed? Whatever the case, please update the plugin to the latest version and the styling issue should be fixed. Also, don’t forget to save/remember your plugin settings just in case they get lost with an upgrade. It shouldn’t happen, but there have been issues with older versions – better to be safe than sorry!

Let me know how it goes, take care and have a nice day,
Petra

Hey Mike,

could it be that we were thinking about different title(s)? The code above centers the titles under the thumbnails (and I have checked your blog – it seems OK to me: screenshot), if you wish to have the “main” title centralized then put this:
.zem_rp_wrap .related_post_title {
text-align: center !important;
}

Everything put together should look something like this:

.zem_rp_wrap .related_post_title {
   text-align: center !important;
}
ul.related_post {
padding: 10px 33px !important;
}
ul.related_post li {
}
ul.related_post li a {
text-align: center !important;
}
ul.related_post li img {
}

All the best,
Petra

Hey,

you could also set those sizes in the “custom size thumbnails” to 120px in the plugin’s advanced settings and put this code to the “custom CSS”:

.related_post_title {
}
ul.related_post {
}
ul.related_post li {
width: 120px !important;
height: 120px !important;
}
ul.related_post li a {
}
ul.related_post li img {
width: 120px !important;
height: 12opx !important;
}

Remember to click the ‘Save’ button.

All the best,
Petra

Hey,

thanks for reaching out! Would you be so kind and make a screenshot of (y)our plugin settings?

Looking forward to your reply,
Petra

Hey,

thanks for reaching out!
1. Go to “Appearances”-> “Editor”-> and in the upper right corner select your theme -> then on the right side find and click the single.php file. Now in the editor you just need to insert the <?php wp_related_posts()?> to the right place (usually you can tell where the comments/tags part start, so you just put that code after that).
2. In the plugin settings->”Advanced settings”->”Other settings”-> untick the box next to “Auto Insert Related Posts (or add <?php wp_related_posts()?> to your single post template) ” and don’t forget to save the changes.

Let me know how it goes,
Petra