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Where is this margin coming from?! I have tried doing all kinds of fixes with the styles in WordPress and nothing seems to fix the products which are list items under an unordered list. The products seem to have a great margin at the top and are ordered like a ladder. I've tinkered with it using firebug as well. Please help.
Please a the snippet of code from your WordPress stylesheet (css) file. So we can see what the problem is. You can get there by going to your admin panel > Apperances > Editor. Then on that the right sidebar go to your Style
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I have a webpage using a wordpress theme:
The problem is: can you see the white space between the lateral menu and the text? and the white space between the text and the right corner? I want to delete it, like making zoom to the important part of the webpage.
Anyone knows how can I do it? what file and with what vars of the wordpress template I need to play to change this part?
I think you might need to specify your WordPress theme. Can you?
Do you mean you want to get rid of the side navigation or the styling?
if its the side navigation that you do love to get rid of i suggest you get the secondary menu turn off and for the white spaces i suggest you might need to have a little custom css to play with.
for the side nav i suggest you try this additional css to get the white spaces off
.site-navigation li{border-top:0;}
.secondary-navigation{border-bottom:0}
or you can install other css plugins such as simple custom css, css hero,etc
hope that will helps
I want to create a vertical menu exactly like http://www.bienvillecapital.com/. I have tried few themes having vertical menu and also tried SuperFly menu plugin to get the result. Can anyone help me to get this?
Thank you.
Navigation bars are nothing more than HTML and CSS code aligned properly. I'm not really sure how well you know CSS and HTML, but this can be done with those, and understanding the concept is very direct. Please refer to this page for example: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_navbar.asp
I am developing a website, and it appeared a "ghost" padding, that is not declared in the website, or at least i didn't declared it, i checked the plugins and the code i inserted, i tried to see if it was a sidebar that was appearing in the code , but not being shown but the padding is still there.
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I wonder how can this be solved, thanks in advance.
I am using the theme: royalstartex theme ( that doesn't have already support ) it is based on klasik theme.
It seems like you are not talking about padding, but about the extra whitespace appearing in the bottom of some pages. That is caused by an aside element with the id sidebar being placed far below the content. Remove whatever plugin/widget is placing a sidebar there!
I have a sidebar with an ordered list and the numbers are not showing up.
I've checked the style sheets and have even added list-style-type: decimal!important to the element to force them to show with no luck.
I've used Developer tools to try and track down the problem and see that the styling is being ignored but I can't seem to figure out what it causing the trouble.
Could someone take a look an help me find the problem?
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Remove display:block from your style.css in line-number 241..
in .sidebar-widget li class....
and your problem will be solved...
I have a very basic theme that I created and I'm running into a problem that I've never experienced with any other theme I've made.
The homepage, pages and blog category pages display fine. When I click on an individual blog post, though, the post appears at the TOP of the page, UNDER the header and nav bar.
http://s5.mynewsitereview.com/category/blog/ - this is correct
http://s5.mynewsitereview.com/test-post-one/#more-1 - this is not
Please help!
I think the problem is the page is scrolling (oddly, I agree) to your more-1 anchor because you've specified that in your link (after the #).
I think you have two options:
Get rid of the anchor in your link (http://s5.mynewsitereview.com/test-post-one/ looks fine), or
Move (to the top of your post) or remove altogether the anchor (<span id="more-1"></span>)
The problem is because <div id="main-pages">
have style:
overflow: hidden;
EDIT:
There is one easy to implement full height layout with header, footer and columns.