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Holy @!# thanks Victor! But does this code shoe the time difference? (19 months ago, 7 months ago, etc)? I just want it to show "Over a year ago." So 5 years ago or 15 months ago would look the same. Thanks again, you rock.

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Thanks a lot . That worked!

Speaking of images,
any idea how to allow content images to show up, say, in 1024 width? I want to keep the content text on 720px, but allow images to take a larger width so that things look more 'alive'. (for example, here)

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Sure:

http://regevelya.com/best-web-hosting/

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example:

http://dustn.tv/about/

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Never mind, made it.

Another question:

Is there a way to allow images to spread out to 1024px width even though my content area is only about 720?

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Thanks a lot Victor! You rock. One question though:

Do I change the font-size in px or rem? I'm guessing rem? If so, what's the px line anyway for?

Thanks again.

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The only thing I worry about is ThriveLeads slowing down my fast Genesis theme.

Why don't you like Elegant Themes? Bloated code?

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Home | Warfare Plugins

Just checked, they have WhatsUp too.

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Thanks a lot, Christoph, you're the man!

1. Well when I put ConvertPlug on a Divi website, it works better. I did contact their support and they fixed some CSS for me (the ribbon bar was expanding into two lines for no reason), but no matter what, I can't seem to avoid getting their overlays pop up in strange, sometimes 'locked-up' places on the screen. How heavy is Ninja Popups? I'm a little hesitant towards plugins that don't have some form of subscription or recurring income nature, because then it's hard for developers to keep innovating. As for Thrive Leads, I contacted them, they say they have Lazy Load option so it doesn't slow down the site. Is that practical? I can't seem to find any OptinFire reviews anywhere.

2. What makes you prefer it over Monarch? faster load times perhaps?

3. I'm not talking about a 5k site 🙂 I'm saying, simply expanding the site's width from ~750 to, say, ~950 or so, and enlarge the fonts. Does that make sense?

4. Oh, nice! Does Beaver simply create HTML so that when you delete it, the design is kept intact? I.e, can you buy the plugin, install, build a page, and then uninstall and keep the page?

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I use, love and recommend InMotion Hosting. Here's why.

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up

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Let's take this page for example -

http://regevelya.com/stevia-sweetener/#comments

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Yes, that's what I'm looking for.

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anyone?

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Thanks Kelly,

I'm starting to suspect this is all a bit too complex.

Do you have any code snippet with a few sections and columns that I can copy and paste and learn it as I tweak it onsite ?

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Thanks Sridhar, appreciate that

The second option is what I was looking for. So I create a template file with the code there, but how do I split the page into 'sections' and give each section a different background?

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Queen Marcy any way to make the comment author name 150% 'font-weight'ier (a little bold), and reducing the comment date text to about 70% smaller?

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Awesome! it works!

any line to add so that I can incorporate that too and reduce the mess?

//* Remove comment form allowed tags
add_filter( 'comment_form_defaults', 'sixteen_nine_remove_comment_form_allowed_tags' );
function sixteen_nine_remove_comment_form_allowed_tags( $defaults ) {
	
	$defaults['comment_notes_after'] = '';
	return $defaults;

}

Thanks again Darcy

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What do you mean 'comment out' my custom avatar? you mean replace $args['callback'] = 'custom_comment_callback_no_date'; with $args['avatar_size'] = 96; ?

Yes I'm looking at the blurry 48px form my MacBook Pro Retina. So the functions control the resolution and the stylesheet control the actual size?

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