[Ken leidner]

I have never created a child theme, so at this time I’ll let this request go and adjust post to tell the user how to “see” the link.

[Ken leidner]

Sorry for the delay on my part on this issue. For some unknown your email hit my SPAM folder and I just discovered it.
Here are pictures of what I mean. These are Blog post on out site, and can be vied here https://rarclub.net/category/news-and-events/

An example is the 3rd item on the page Newsletter Available. In the sentence
The February newsletter has been posted here.
The word here is a link, but that is not in the displayed post. However if you click on the Title of the post (Newsletter Available) the link is present.

So is there a way to not have the link removed from the list of all of the post?

[Ken leidner]

By float i mean, as I scroll down the page the Primary Sidebar would stay pretty much fixed on the screen as the rest of the page moved. An example is on this page the menu floats at the top of the page as you scroll down. Same idea but for the side bar.

[Ken leidner]

Perfect!!

Thanks for the help!

[Ken leidner]

Yes, except when I have more items then columns. 4 item and 4 columns it is great, 4 items and 3 columns the single item in the “second” row has no vertical line. 5 items and 3 columns there is a vertical line between the two items on the second row.
For now limiting the featured content to the number of columns will work.

I did do this, below, to have lines on both sides of an article. The only down side is the double lines when there is a short article. That an it seems so wordy, is there a something like
#featured-content .featured-content-wrap article:child {(border-left,border-right): 1px solid #000;
I know that isn’t the right syntax but you get the idea.

#featured-content {
border-bottom: 5px solid #eee;
}

#featured-content .featured-content-wrap article:first-child {
border-left: 1px solid #000;
}
#featured-content .featured-content-wrap article:last-child {
border-right: 1px solid #000;
}

#featured-content .featured-content-wrap article:not(:last-child) {
border-right: 1px solid #000;
}

#featured-content .featured-content-wrap article:not(:first-child) {
border-left: 1px solid #000;
}

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