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Hey lasperolas,

please share your URL so I can supply the css to change that for you

http://www.themakingof.com.co/contactevents/

Hey davideerba! Can you verify really quick that a plugin conflict isn’t causing this behavior?

Hi, actually there is no conflict with the plugins I installed.. what can I do? Thank you..

Hey again!

Add this into the Custom CSS box located in your Salient Options panel for a quickfix in that case:

 .recent_projects_widget div a:first-child {
    display: none!important;
}

Hi! I’ve just added the two lines in my Custom CSS Box but… nothing happens to my recent projects widget… the problem stands still..

Hey Rich, unfortunately there’s no built in styles like that and since the modification is significantly different than any of the ones that exist it would take some css development outside of the scope of what I can practically give – however I’ve noted the idea of style like that for the wishlist

Can I easily centre all blog entries though, and alternate the background colour per every other item? Happy to give it a go myself if you let me know which file and where to edit? – My only issue with doing this though is that it cant be done in a child-theme, and unless you are def planning to make this a feature it will be a pain when updating the theme to a new version.

Here’s the css to center the posts

#post-area article {
  text-align: center!important;
}

You could technically handle the stripes with all css but the main thing you’ll have to do is make the main container display full width to allow the full width color bg’s then probably set the .post-content div to be centered in a normal container like width.

Cheers

Not totally with you on this one bud, sorry any small chance you could log in an dadd that for me? Or give me some css to change please

That mod would be a bit out of the scope of regular support (the full width BG stripes), but the centered text mod should work – are you still having any issues with that?

Hi bud, sorry I know it’s asking a lot but pretty please can you help me re the alternate blog background colour, happy to amend files myself if you tell me which ones and where :) this is quite a crucial look and feel for the site :) buy you a beer

The beer offer sounds pretty tempting, but unfortunately I can’t assist with this specific request much further. My basic guide above of “You could technically handle the stripes with all css but the main thing you’ll have to do is make the main container display full width to allow the full width color bg’s then probably set the .post-content div to be centered in a normal container like width.” is already documenting what would actually be involved and I wouldn’t be able to explain it much more without providing the css myself

I would buy you a beer too If you could supply me with the CSS I would be solo grateful – I have tried to follow what you said but not getting very far with it

I also want to activate the under each snippet the ability to have, posted by, date and comments, plus maybe an extra image graphic under the title, is this something that could be done by editing a file somewhere – and if so can that edited file be used in a child-theme?

If none of that is easily possible would you consider having that as an option to turn on or off in the theme options for your next update please?

R

I have it set to full width now, with centred content and all the snippets e.g. comments, author etc all turned on, all I need now is the alternate stripe function – which I’m really stuck on, plus the meta info needs all to be moved to under each post snippet

You need to set the row to full width content, not just BG and then use something like this:

.wpb_row #post-area article:nth-child(2n+2) {
  background-color: #fff!important;
}
.wpb_row #post-area article .post-content {
   width: 70%!important;
   margin: 0 auto!important;
}

Awesome works a treat thanks bud, how do I make all the meta flow underneath the snippets now?

You’re welcome

It would require editing the files inside includes/post-templates by simply moving that data under the_content()

Can that file be added into the child theme?

1. Are you using a masonry blog? If so, you’d have to change the css values for the width/margin bottom on the class ”.masonry-blog-item” which you’ll find in the style.css and responsive.css

2.

body article.post .post-header h2 a {
    color: #FFFFFF !important;
    font-size: 40px!important;
} 

3. The files to modify the positioning of that are located in includes/post-templates inside the main theme directory

No not using a masonry blog

I need some css please to remove the 4th column and increase the padding between the 3

that css isn’t working for me on my homepage recent posts ?? looking at the inspect element it says the title is: .home .blog-recent .span_3 .post-header {

Checking out your URL it appears that the fourth column is indeed removed – the only thing I see is that you could safely increase the column width to 32% instead of the 30% I initially posed.

Also to target the recent posts header – use this:

html .home .blog-recent .span_3 .post-header h3 a {
    color: #fff !important;
}

Cheers

Yeah managed to figure out the row removal, sorry missed your note on col width – how do I increase that to 32% again please?

This was the css snippet I provided:

.blog-recent .col {
    width: 30% !important;
}

Just change that to 32

Hiya, done that and it’s not making a visable difference, I really need a wide margin in between cols say 40px, I am also trying to target the font size for the paragraph text on this section but can’t seem to achieve it, and lastly I don’t want the font colour to be white, how do I target this? _ cheers and sorry R

It seems you’ve already set 70px of padding to each – as for the coloring, you can set that in the column options (check out the “Font Color”). In regards to the font size, you’ll need to set a class on the row and then target that

 .some-class p {
  font-size: 20px!important;
}

Cheers

Hiya, I did all that with custom ccs

.blog-recent .col { width: 32%!important; padding-right: 70px!important;}
.blog-recent .col:nth-child(3) { margin-right: 0!important; }
.blog-recent .col:last-child { display: none!important; }
html .home .blog-recent .span_3 .post-header h3 a { color: #fff !important; font-size:28px !important; margin-bottom: 30px!important; }

I have tried to set the font colour as suggested but as the row is set to light the text just comes out as white

.span_12.dark {
  color: #888!important;
}

.span_12.light {
  color: #b0b0b0!important;
}

Hiya, I added this to custom css and it’s not doing anything? why _12 in the span ???

So basically I want all paragraph text to be say #888, if light selected anywhere then instead of white it should be #b0b0b0

Hey – because when you set a row to light or dark the class gets added onto the column directly inside the row which is a span_12 – I can actually see the dark rule taking effect on your homepage in the “Who are we? A small, passionate, & powerful team.” section.

Strangely the dark settings work, but the light ones don’t in the Recent blog entries on the homepage ??

In-fact its the light one in general, doesn’t want to change it’s always white text