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  • What do you mean by “normal”? Well I see your text widgets doesn’t have padding (inner margin) that makes them look “out of context”; you could wrap the content of your text widgets with a div adding padding:

    <div style="padding:10px;">
      Your text here...
    </div>

    Now if you don’t want the blue bar for the title in the right column, you should edit the style.css file of your theme, go to line 171 and edit the “background” property, for example, make them grey:

    background: #CCC;

    Hope this help you, let me know if I didn’t got your problem in the right way.

    Regards

    Thread Starter mzadorian

    (@mzadorian)

    Thank you for response, to clarify, if i want to insert HTML that doesn’t get affected by the theme, is that possible. For example, whenever i insert a link to a site, my theme authomatically puts an arrow next to the link.

    Thanks

    Hi, yes, what you need to do is to overwrite the CSS properties that the Theme is adding to your html, for example if you want that your links not to have an image as background (supposing the arrow is an image), you could do one of the next techniques:

    #1 You can specify the CSS in the tag itself:
    <a href="https://www.www.ads-software.com" style="background-image:none;" >Wordpress</a>

    #2 Add a CSS Class in your HTML/Text Widget:

    <div class="myStyle">
      <a href="https://www.www.ads-software.com" >Wordpress</a>
    </div>

    Then in your style.css file:

    .myStyle a{
      color:#000;
      background-image: none;
    }

    That will overwrite the background property and will specify the color of the text too. You can add as many properties as you wish.

    Let me know if this help you or if you need more detailed explanation.

    Regards.

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