Is someone facing the same issue, and can someone help me with it?
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Thank you,
Edna Cooper
The heading display is uneven, and it appears depends on the featured image size.
Please help me with alignng the headings and text.
Is there are featured image size I should follow, or any custom CSS to ensure all featured images are auto-uniform in size?
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]]>As suggested by another Forum member, I added the following code to my theme’s “Custom CSS” box…
<div id=”sidebar-left”>..
<div id=”content”>..
<div id=”sidebar-right”>..
#content {
float: left;
}
…that’s exactly how I added it but it still does not make a difference when I view the site in Chrome – the post content still appears on the left, with both sidebars pushed down beneath it.
The blog is: https://abouttestosterone.net
Can anyone else help with this, please? Thank you!
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]]>.blog-category .article {display:inline-block;width:142px;padding-right:10px}
.blog-category .article img {width:142px;height:142px;}
.blog-category .article-title {position:absolute;width:142px !important;font-size:12px;text-align:center;margin-top:142px;}
.article .entry-utility, .blog-category .article p {display:none;}
Everything looks good until there are more posts than will show on one page. Then the thumbnails are aligning to the left – I tried adding float:none !important; but that didn’t help.
And here’s what a page looks like with no pagination (all posts fit on one page). This is how the above, problem page should look. How can I fix this? Thanks in advance for your help!
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