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@Ed Yes so that every post is uniform on mass

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@Rui – Thanks
@Ed – Thanks, will do! Like i said, love the theme.
It would be killer if in future there was a global control for posts like there are for pages.
So a global disable of:
Page titles
Post header type
Media Display
Remove article pagination etc etc

Otherwise this all has to be done manually for each post.

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Thanks Kyle,

Unfortunately still in the same situation. Love the theme but as you can imagine editing 1000s of posts is not ideal so will have to leave.

Also tried to explore as the other poster mentioned the option of exporting all content to CSV and updating with SPB shortcodes before and after content etc in excel and re-importing a few weeks ago, but no luck. Will keep an eye out if things change with Cardinal.

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@Kyle

I have 1000s of posts that I would like to apply columns styles etc.

Obviously I can save the template of how I want things to look, but then i have to go into each post and copy and paste the texts into the sections etc.

From what I gather there isn’t an option to say set up 4 styles for example and apply them to different categories or pages and the content is moved or edited accordingly.

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Hi Pothe, I too have the same issue as have 1000s of posts that I need to update. Although I love the theme and the styling functionality i’ve had to abadon Cardinal for the same reason. Doing it manually is kind of a deal breaker. As its becoming normal for the average wordpress user to have been going for a couple of years I feel its going to become a recurring issue…

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I would just like a space between the related items like the masonary grid of say 20 px

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Ok but it still means I have to go into each post and edit each one?

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Thanks!

How can I add spacing between the related posts

Also how is it possible to apply a mass style to a lot of blog posts without doing them all individually.

Many thanks