[whoisnish]

Hi, how do I go about removing the dot after the numbers that appear in all the process ection templates? We’d just liek to use a number without the dot

thanks in advance

[serkan]

Hi,
You can use this custom css code;

.qodef-e-point { display: none !important; }

Thanks

[whoisnish]

please forgive me – i on’t have much familiarity with css. where do i add this code serkan?

[serkan]

Hi,
You can check out this related topic;
https://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/how-to-use-custom-css-for-wordpress-themes/
Thanks

[whoisnish]

it’s not worked i’m afraid. In the processes after the numbers 1,2,3,4 it stiull has a full stop after each number

[serkan]

Hi,
Could you please provide me your related url and wp admin details via our private content box below?
Thanks

[whoisnish]

I actually have further question – I would like to make the main feaure image on a blog post rounded. currently, it is full width and squared off, but i’d like a 15px rounding. is that possible? where do i change this?

[serkan]

Hi,

Yes, you can make the main featured image on your blog posts have rounded corners (15px) easily by adding a small CSS snippet.

1️⃣ CSS to Add:

.single-post .pw-featured-image img {
    border-radius: 15px; }

This will:
✅ Add 15px rounded corners to the main featured image on single blog posts.
✅ Keep the image full width and responsive without breaking the layout.

2️⃣ Where to Add This CSS:
Go to your WordPress Dashboard.

Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.

Paste the above CSS code there.

Click Publish to save your changes.

[whoisnish]

is it possible to use some css to make the images in a gallery have rounded corners as well? I’ve got rounded corners everywhere except in a masonary grid gallery

[serkan]

Hi,
Yes, you can also do this directly in Elementor without adding custom CSS. When you edit the gallery widget (or the image inside the masonry grid):

Select the Image / Gallery widget.

Go to the Style tab.

Look for the Border Radius setting.

Adjust the radius (e.g., 12px) until you see the rounded corners you like.

⚠️ However, in some gallery layouts (especially masonry grids), Elementor may not apply the border radius to the images because of how the gallery plugin handles the image containers. In that case, a small CSS snippet (like the one I sent before) will be the most reliable solution.

So:

Try the Elementor “Border Radius” first.

If it doesn’t affect the gallery images, then add the CSS.

.elementor-lightbox .elementor-lightbox-image { border-radius: 15px; }

Thanks