Thank you!

The arrows look horizontally squished, instead of uniformly smaller. Can that be adjusted so that the arrow height also is smaller?

The ‘Name of the person to quote’ is left aligned. Can it be centre aligned to match the rest on mobile only?

The ‘Name of the person to quote’ font is larger. Can it be made smaller?

Perfect, thank you!

Ok thank you! There must have been a screen refresh issue when that was tried previously.

Yes, posts have multiple tags, since some posts are related to more than one tag. It seems that regardless of the tags assigned, the very oldest posts are always recommended. This feature is useful if the posts recommended are based on quantity of shared tags (e.g. the more tags in common, the higher the priority) and post recency (e.g., the more recent the post, the higher the priority). Promoting the same old posts is not useful.

Also, the Tag Archive page isn’t showing a full row of posts. See screen capture.

Thank you! This works!

Thank you! This helped with many of the items. Can CSS control these?:

table header
text position: align left, no full width justification

table body
text position: align left, no full width justification

table rows
cell padding: 5px or 2% equal on all sides of cell

Also, can the column widths be controlled with %’s?

Thank you!!!

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Ok. How do I reduce the size of the font of only the post titles in the blog list? All other instances of blog titles should stay as is.

Also, alternatively, how do you style the View all results landing page?

Thank you for hiding the icons. In the same section, the blog title font is too big. Longer words are being split onto two lines. How can the text be made a smaller font size?

Also, can the tag buttons be visible in each post item in a Blog Posts element set to Single Author, Big Preview Pic?

Great, thank you! Just one thing, is it possible to have the “Prepend a text” text a visible colour but the commas between tags remain invisible?

Thank you for excellent support. This can be closed.

Perfect, thank you for this tip! The second set of code works brilliantly.
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