Thanks, good to know. It’s only a few dozen posts, so changing by hand will only be a few minutes’ work. But if there had been an easy automatic method, it would have been worth knowing for the future.

Thanks Ismael.

Thanks for the quick reply Günter. I just remembered also the advice given here to use Google inspector. I tried that a moment ago and found the correct avia element label. I’m learning.

Hey Yigit, works like a dream. THANKS so much.

Oh, thanks for pointing out the plugin Andy. In the meantime, Ismael gave me this code which works perfectly:

add_filter('avia_post_nav_settings', 'avia_post_nav_settings_mod');
function avia_post_nav_settings_mod($settings)
{
	$settings['is_fullwidth']  = false;
	$settings['same_category'] = true;
	return $settings;
}

I apologize if it looks like I started two threads for one question, but Ismael’s suggestion came up in discussing the formatting of categories in general.

Thanks to you both

Perfect Ismael – that code is exactly what I wanted! THANKS

Thanks. I’ve read those two links, I have created category-slug.php files for my categories, and put them in my child theme folder. I’m not sure of the next step. Can I use the Avia Layout Builder to design these templates? Or do I have to learn how to code?

For example, when I go to a post, there are arrows at the left and right which take me to previous/following post. But those arrows are oblivious to category. How do I edit them so they stick to one category? Where are they defined? I have looked at several of the Enfold parent php’s and my hunch is that the arrows are “in” loop-index.php. But I have no idea how to start editing the code.

It would be great if you could get me started.

Sorry, Josue, I don’t know what you mean. If I activate Twenty Fifteen, my whole site is just a chaotic mess.

However this widget seems to function
https://wordpress.org/plugins/category-post-list-widget/
except that the text format doesn’t look very good – I have no idea how to make it change with hover-over, for example.

Please go to Appearance > Widgets and add widgets to your Blog Overview widget area

I can’t see any Blog Overview widget area.

In fact I just googled the phrase “Blog Overview widget area” and the only result for the entire internet is your message, so I have no idea what you mean.

Thanks Yigit, I stupidly didn’t see that tab. My fault.

Here’s my other question for the third time:
2. how do I do the same kind of changes for say an icon list? I tried .avia_iconlist.awesome-iconlist p { etc and it doesn’t work.
How can I change the text in icon list titles? How can I prevent it from being all capitals, how can I change its colour, size etc?

No Rikard, @begrafiks’s suggestion doesn’t work. I originally followed Ismael’s advice here
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/text-block-font-size/
As I described in my op, I put this in Quick CSS (as Ismael recommends):
.avia_textblock.awesome-textblock p {
background: blue;
padding: 10px;
font-size: 20px;
}
This code works, but @begrafik’s code doesn’t work.

So back to my original questions:
1. how do I change font COLOR? E.g. font-color:red; doesn’t work
2. how do I do the same kind of changes for say an ICON LIST? I tried .avia_iconlist.awesome-iconlist p { etc and it doesn’t work.

Hi begrafiks
Thanks for replying. I have installed demos but have no idea how to make the specific frontpage that I described:
• several boxes, each containing the latest post in a given area/topic/category
For example, if I click on “Home v.10 Magazine”, it shows me a demo with Economy, Lifestyle, etc. Where are those things? How do I edit them? Are they categories? I have searched google, youtube, WP, and here to find explanations relating to what I would like:
• several boxes, each containing the latest post in a given area/topic/category
and I can find nothing (except some long pages of code).
Any help gratefully received.