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Innuvo

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  1. I've used Gallery by Supsystic on a couple of sites and it works really well. Backed needs to UI changes as its a bit clunky, also used Envira gallery if its only a few photos on the page. If more than 6/8 i wouldnt use Envira becuase of teh way it loads, it kind of stacks the images a bit
  2. I still dont really understand you last point, but in terms of the pagination at the bottom of the posts, slightly reducing the font size levels it all up, so it starts to look like the below. To get that look, add this to your custom CSS area: .wp-pagenavi a, .wp-pagenavi span { font-size: 12px !important; }
  3. As above, try Anti Spam Bee https://wordpress.org/plugins/antispam-bee/ Have had massive success with this plugin, be sure to turn off email notifications though. Not great to have hundreds of emails
  4. Hi gogito, Ill try and answer your questions as best as possible so far. 1. As jane has pointed out above, you can't use the page builder with posts in Divi. You can use it for the blog page, but not for actual blog posts themselves. 2. Of course you can add divider line. You have access to a Custom CSS panel, add a bit of padding to the bottom of the widget with a margin bottom. 3. I dont understand, do you have a link to your site or a bit more detail here 4. Yes you can, just add this to your CSS area, this will make it go from the left to the right: #et-info { float: right !important; } 5. I am not sure about making it non responsive, with the exception of commenting out all of the responsive CSS in the CSS file. Hope that helps
  5. There is a plugin called UpdraftPlus that can auto backup to the cloud. I use it to backup regular sites to FTP and have not tried the cloud yet
  6. Morning All, I am new here, thought i'd introduce myself to the crowd. I am a beginner, currently in a Marketing role for a web developer but currently make websites in my spare time for small businesses locally using WordPress. I am currently one of those that implements a theme and then customises it to suit the client's needs. I am leaning PHP/HTML5/CSS whilst I do it through Treehouse and other online learning platforms so will be able to offer a lot more in the near future hopefully. I'll be in here a lot i feel, but thats a good thing. I love learning, hope to learn a lot here and hopefully have some input for others also. Have a good day

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