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[hrachovec]

Hello:

I’ve followed the instructions on this thread to change the generic ‘Posts by Month’ archive title into the actual Month and Year:

https://community.theme.co/forums/topic/landmark-title-for-monthly-archives-and-category-pages/

This all worked fine but, weirdly, there’s no space between the month and year so it reads ‘September2016’. How do I add this space in? In the sidebar it reads as ‘September 2016’ — just fine.

Here’s the page I’m talking about:
http://rosscontent.com/2016/09/

Any ideas?

Kind regards, Russell

[Friech]

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[hrachovec]

Hello:

Sorry, my apologies. My client asked me to schedule the post to appear later so the content disappeared off the site. It is there now:

http://rosscontent.com/2016/09/

Again, it’s the lack of space in ‘September2016’ that I’m trying to fix.

Thanks!

R

[Paul R]

Hi,

You can add this under Custom > Edit Global CSS in the Customizer.

.archive .x-header-landmark {
    padding: 30px 0;
}

Change 30px to adjust spacing.

Hope that helps

[hrachovec]

Hello:

Sorry for the slow reply on this. Your last suggestion didn’t solve the issue. I think you’re suggesting adding spacing around the whole title. I don’t want that: I want to add a space between ‘September’ and ‘2016’ where there currently is none. Hopefully this annotated screenshot helps?

https://www.evernote.com/l/AASP-MPcPpVGzYEzOhSzOu2KDWVWBHiJGEM

I look forward to hearing from you.

Cheers, Russell

[Thai]

Hi There,

Please add the following code under Customizer > Custom > Global Javascript:

jQuery (function($) {
	var text = $(".archive.date .h-landmark span").text(),
		year = text.slice(-4),
		month = text.split(year);
	$(".archive.date .h-landmark span").text(month[0] + ' ' + year);
});

Hope it helps 🙂

[hrachovec]

Hello:

Yes, perfect! That did the trick — thanks so much! 🙂

Kind regards, R

[Thai]

Glad we’re able to help 🙂

If you need anything else please let us know.

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