Roman Bondar

Hello,

Is there a way to customize the text on my list of posts?

Yes, you can write your own excerpts in specific posts and leave others with default one, please check this WordPress support article for more details on this topic:

Excerpt

Feel free to leave here a note if you need more help.

Kind Regards, Roman.

OK, you are welcome!

Kind Regards, Roman.

Hello,

Is there a way to get more lines of text to appear? There are only 3, but it seems like I could fit more before the “continue reading.”

Also, while I’ve got you….
That text doesn’t seems to hold any line breaks. It’s just a long run of characters, despite the actual post having separate Gutenberg boxes. Is there a way to clean that up?

Please create a new topic for this in order to make it easier to help you.

But the change in text length has had an impact on the front page. It moved my social icons up to the top (they were at the bottom before), while also centering my google form.

Is is possible to have that code only work on the page(s) I specify?

Okay, please try to use this CSS code instead of the previous one:

body:not(.home) #primary #content,
body:not(.home) #widget-area-2 {
    margin: 0;
}

Kind Regards, Roman.

Hello,

The code you shared worked well to change the title hover, but did not change the other parameters of the page, such as the background of the tag colour, clock icon to represent the date posted, and the author icon.

Okay, please try to use this CSS code instead of the previous one:

.layout-two-columns .site-content .content-area article .entry-title a:hover,
.layout-two-columns .site-content .content-area article .entry-meta i {
    color: #DF2176;
}

.layout-two-columns .site-content .content-area article .entry-header .first-cat {
    background-color: #DF2176;
}

Kind Regards, Roman.

Hello Catherine,

It looks like these issues require some coding and testing on different screen resolutions. This is time-consuming, so it goes beyond aThemes support. Hope for your understanding.

Kind Regards, Roman.

Hello,

It looks like you have to stretch these images by setting their width to 100%.

Just edit an Image widget, go to the Style tab, then set the Width here:
https://prnt.sc/tmehxn

Also, I think that it would be better to use larger resolution images there, at least Full HD.

And here is the Elementor Image widget documentation page:
https://docs.elementor.com/article/112-image

Please feel free to ask any other questions that you might have.

Kind Regards, Roman.

Hello, try to use the following CSS code.

You can add CSS code in Customize → Additional CSS section.

#primary #content,
#widget-area-2 {
    margin: 0;
}

Please feel free to ask any other questions that you might have.

Kind Regards, Roman.