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For the "Related Posts" area that appears below each blog post, only the Title text can be clicked on, not the image. In the next update, can you include the ability for the image to also be clickable and link to the post?
Thank you for this. I tried doing this using the child-theme so it would be update-proof. I uploaded a related-post.php file to my child theme folder, but it doesn\'t seem to work. I\'ve attached a screenshot. Please let me know if you have any ideas of how to make this work using the child theme. Thanks!
I did not follow the same path. I didn\'t know I needed to do that. But I went back through and fixed that - I created the same path inside the child theme folder, then added the file there. It worked! I can now click on the related post image to link to the post. Thank you.
Yes, whenever pasting some template file inside child theme folder, that file needs to keep the same name as in original parent theme, and also to keep the same path!
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For the "Related Posts" area that appears below each blog post, only the Title text can be clicked on, not the image. In the next update, can you include the ability for the image to also be clickable and link to the post?
Hello,
By default, the featured image in Related Blog section is not a link.
But you can make one small modification in one theme file to make it link to single post as well.
Locate this file:
wp-content\\themes\\tomasdaisy\\framework\\modules\\blog\\templates\\single\\parts\\related-posts.php
and inside it, find following piece of code http://screencast.com/t/zRKUAZJW59x
and just change it with this
so it looks like this now: http://screencast.com/t/XrPMIy9xcDG
And that\'s it :)
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Thank you for this. I tried doing this using the child-theme so it would be update-proof. I uploaded a related-post.php file to my child theme folder, but it doesn\'t seem to work. I\'ve attached a screenshot. Please let me know if you have any ideas of how to make this work using the child theme. Thanks!
Hello again,
Did you follow the same path inside child theme folder?
You need to paste this changed file in:
wp-content\\themes\\tomasdaisy-child\\framework\\modules\\blog\\templates\\single\\parts\\related-posts.php
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I did not follow the same path. I didn\'t know I needed to do that. But I went back through and fixed that - I created the same path inside the child theme folder, then added the file there. It worked! I can now click on the related post image to link to the post. Thank you.
Glad to hear that - you\'re welcome!
Yes, whenever pasting some template file inside child theme folder, that file needs to keep the same name as in original parent theme, and also to keep the same path!
We hope it’s not too much trouble, but we’d really appreciate it if you could rate our theme on ThemeForest. Just visit the following link and select five stars next to our theme’s name: http://themeforest.net/downloads. This way you’ll be helping us improve our support services and make them even more efficient.
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