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Hi,

I would be happy to, however, my login to your site has expired and you have a lot of tickets to go through to find the working details. Can you update this ticket, in a private reply, with admin credentials so I can generate the CSS for you.

Kieran

Hi,

The custom CSS to make the recent visitors images rounded is as below

.recent-visitors img {
    border-radius: 100%;
}

The profile that have supplied to me only has one visitor so I cannot confirm this is working for all of the visitor images but it should.

Thanks,

Kieran

Hi,

You can use KLEO Recent Posts widget for recent posts, this can be added to your main sidebar by going to WP Admin > Appearance > Widgets. For popular posts you may wish to try https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-popular-posts/.

Thanks,

Kieran

Hi,

Absolutely, you will need to install a plugin called Widget Logic and use a little PHP https://wordpress.org/plugins/widget-logic/. Once installed you’ll see a new option on each widget titled ‘Widget Logic:’ you can enter your PHP here.

For example:

Show to only logged out users
!is_user_logged_in()

Show to only logged in users
is_user_logged_in()

Show to users who have X package in Paid Memberships Pro (replace 12 with the ID of your package)
pmpro_hasMembershipLevel('12')

Show to users who have X package in Paid Memberships Pro (replace Gold with the name of your package)
pmpro_hasMembershipLevel('Gold')

Hope this helps,

Kieran

Hi,

If you wanted to build a section to use as a widget I would recommend using the HTML widget provided by WordPress along with your own code. If you’re not comfortable with coding HTML I would recommend creating a new page and saving is as a draft. Then use Elementor to build the section (full width, no columns) previewing in the browser and then use the console (F12) to copy the HTML it generates.

Thanks,

Kieran

Hi,

Yes it is possible using the same PHP I mentioned above for logged in and logged out, but you will need a different plugin to achieve this. You will need to install Menu Item Visibility Control https://wordpress.org/plugins/menu-items-visibility-control/. Once installed it will add a new field to each menu item that has been added to the menu titled ‘Visibility:’ – there you will be able to enter the PHP from above.

Kieran

Hi,

You can use the below custom CSS to remove the meta items except for the date on single posts

.single-post .article-meta .link-list li:nth-child(2) {
    display: none !important;
}
.single-post .article-meta .link-list li:nth-child(3) {
    display: none !important;
}
.single-post .article-meta .link-list li:nth-child(4) {
    display: none !important;
}

Thanks,

Kieran