Move categories to top of front page post descriptions in Curator theme
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Categories currently display in the footer area of each post description on the front page of the Curator theme. I would like to move the categories to the top of the post descriptions on the front page. Is that possible using CSS, and if so, would someone be able to help me with the code that would be necessary?
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Hi there, we can move the categories up to the very top above the titles and/or featured image on the main page reasonably easily and have things work well on all screens/window widths. Moving them to the area with the date would be problematic since we have to use position: absolute; to move them and when we do that they lose their relationship to the other elements and would not shift lower or higher for varying title lengths. Right now on your main page I see titles with 1, 2, 3 and 4 lines.
.home .entry-categories { position: absolute; top: 15px; } .home .post { padding-top: 60px; }The one thing that can cause issues with the above is the number of categories assigned to a post. Right now Promotion de la destination sur tous les fronts ! has categories spanning two lines. I’ve accounted for that with the above code, but if a future post should happen to have 3 lines of categories, then the bottom line would overlay the post title. See what you think and let me know.
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