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Hi @sueyrad

This one is marked as resolved, I assume you figured out what the issue was, correct?

Hi,

There’s a function for that, you can find more info over at https://subscribe-reloaded.com/function-to-add-subscribers-manually/

Hi @punkaun

What happens a bit further down the page?

If you scroll down to the last post (of the main blog posts listing) does it look fine and just the sidebar goes scrambled or are there more issues visible down there?

Hi @juanwp22

Yeah, we’ll definitely look into that. Probably won’t change it by default but we’ll add an option to show the “X” icon instead of the old twitter icon.

Hi @vuichard

Thanks for sharing the solution.

Since it’s add_filter then it’s expecting to return a content, not echo. The echo still executes at the point where the filter is called but it could cause issues.

Instead of echo the_excerpt() try return get_the_excerpt()

But I’m not too familiar with the theme so I’m not sure if that’ll work out, if it doesn’t let me know and I’ll take a closer look.

Hi @mbrsolution

Thanks for bringing our attention to it, it’ll be sorted out.

Hi @jackey

Browsers ignore white spaces at the start and end of an element, they’re not shown when the page is rendered, so those do not influence the alignment.

In the case of the excerpt, you currently have that set to center alignment.

As for the list items, that’s due to the custom list item markers that you have.

The markers are added in a way that they’re actually part of the list item content and then with margin left they’re offset to the left so they appear as if they are outside of the list item. But they’re part of the first line of text and push it to the right a bit.

My suggestion is adding the following CSS code:

.authors-list-posts-item {
    position: relative;
}
ul.authors-list-posts li:before {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    left: 0;
}

The position absolute on the marker would make it so it does not influence the positioning of the rest of the text.