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CSS For Default Blog Page
1 reply · Started by Michelle on November 1, 2020
I need CSS to add padding between masonry grid enabled columns on a default blog page (Settings>Reading>Posts Page). Do I then add the CSS to Customize>Additional CSS?
An alternative option is to uncheck the Posts Page designation in Settings, and design this as a page using WP Show Posts Premium.
Is the CSS option better for speed?
Hi,
Unless you're adding thousands of lines of CSS codes, using the default blog page should be better for speed.
Do I then add the CSS to Customize>Additional CSS?
If you specifically want to target the blog post entries then yes, you'll have to add custom CSS. :)
But since you only need to add padding, the code should be as short as .your-selector-here{padding:30px} and that's basically it as opposed to adding a plugin.
Although, WP Show Posts should be pretty fast to as it is also lightweight itself. :D
