Change position of Tags and add wording

Hi everyone

Just wanting some help to display a blog posts' tags differently in 7.1:

1. Change the position of the tags for a blog to be above the blog post title (and in my case, below the category as well)

2. Add wording in front of the tags to read: 'Highlights: '

For example:

Highlights: Beach, Waterfall, Drone, Family

3. Add a comma between the tags (if possible) as shown in the example above

4. Have control over the font weight

Many thanks in advance to those clever with CSS!

Can you share your site with the protected password so I can take a look?

1 hour ago, Beyondspace said:

Can you share your site with the protected password so I can take a look?

Hi thanks for your reply......

The site is public, so I am not sure why you need a password applied? Would not that limit access to only those with a password?

Are you wanting to be added as a contributor, perhaps?

Forgive me if I have misunderstood....

Cheers Simon

11 hours ago, simon.stjohn said:

Hi thanks for your reply......

The site is public, so I am not sure why you need a password applied? Would not that limit access to only those with a password?

Are you wanting to be added as a contributor, perhaps?

Forgive me if I have misunderstood....

Cheers Simon

Can you share your URL to the blog post page?

Hi @Beyondspace Thanks for your patience....I am so sorry I did not include a URL in my original post!

here is an example:

https://www.blog.baligram.me/blog/telawas-beach-oasis-of-raw-natural-beach-in-lombok-indonesia

As you can see, the tags are down the bottom by default in Squarespace and I'd like them up the top under the Title, to look like this in smaller font: 

Highlights: Beach, Swing, Nature

On 1/10/2023 at 3:49 AM, simon.stjohn said:

Thanks for your patience....I am so sorry I did not include a URL in my original post!

 

here is an example:

 

https://www.blog.baligram.me/blog/telawas-beach-oasis-of-raw-natural-beach-in-lombok-indonesia

As you can see, the tags are down the bottom by default in Squarespace and I'd like them up the top under the Title, to look like this in smaller font: 

Highlights: Beach, Swing, Nature

 

Move Tags to this position?

Yes please - that would be perfect

(Apologies for the delay in replying....I have been unwell)

On 1/14/2023 at 11:40 PM, tuanphan said:

Move Tags to this position?

Hi @tuanphan If you have a moment to help with this solution I would be very grateful!
Regards, Simon

With the basic Css code, you can use the following code on Home > Design > Custom Css

.blog-item-content-wrapper {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
}

.blog-item-content-wrapper .blog-meta-item.blog-meta-item--tags {
  order: 1;
}

.blog-item-content-wrapper .blog-item-content.e-content {
  order: 2;
}

.blog-item-content-wrapper .blog-item-injection {
  order: 3;
}

.blog-item-content-wrapper .blog-item-author-profile-wrapper {
  order: 4;
}

Here is the simple result

If you need it is under the title (Lombok), we need use some javascript code, which is only available on business plan, to move tags to the right place as you wish

Hi @Beyondspace Thank you so much!
That is fine in that position...it actually works better.

Question: Is it possible to centre these tags to they align with the heading etc?

Regards, Simon

Hi @Beyondspace 😀 Just wondering if you might be able to help with a way to centre-align the tags?

At the moment they are left-aligned:

In addition to the two sets of CSS supplied by @Beyondspace above I added the following:

/*Reduce Bottom Margin of Blog Item Top Wrapper */
.blog-item-wrapper .blog-item-top-wrapper {
  margin-bottom: -18px !important; /* SQS default set at 70px */
}

In my case there was a large space above where the Tags were displaying. I massaged it to -18px so it looked good in my case. Others' experience may differ, adjust accordingly.

Note that I do realize that the space between a Blog Post Title and the top of the Blog Post Content is controlled by the Edit Section "Header Spacing" slider, that slider has a bottom limit of 10px. So, even accounting for that there was still too large a gap for what I wanted. I decided to keep the CSS I used above and not have to adjust that Header Spacing slider for each blog post, one less thing to remember.

Thanks to @Beyondspace for the code. I appreciate it.