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  • Thread Starter aclay007

    (@aclay007)

    Got it figured out.

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    (@danstriker)

    OK cool

    hello
    i have the same question
    how did you manage?
    thank you

    Thread Starter aclay007

    (@aclay007)

    I found the CSS using Firebug and then copy and pasted the code into the homepage using the text editor. The CSS code begins like this…

    <div class="clear"></div>
    <div class="section group">
    <div class="featuretext_middle animated" data-fx="fadeInUp">
    <div class="unity-separator"></div>
    <div class="col span_1_of_3 box-1">

    Then I duplicated the CSS for the first row to create a second row.

    After creating the second row, I deactivated the “services” boxes in the customizer.

    Then I filled in any images and links with HTML. In theory you could have as many rows as you like.

    ok, thanks
    i thought you found the boxes in the php settings file.
    i will use your way if i cant figure it out.

    i managed to add a fourth service box in the customizer settings file, it shows ok on the home page but i can’t edit it in the theme admin panel, i only have options for the three boxes…

    anyway thank you very much for your help

    Thread Starter aclay007

    (@aclay007)

    Yeah I just deactivated the services boxes all together and copied the CSS and manually added the content with HTML. Much more simple than fulling with the PHP files that may get overwritten in theme updates.

    no i have a child theme so updates will be ok, but i had to put the change in the original file, and now it works (i don’t know why).
    so for those who have this issue :
    in customizer_settings.php, line 69, you have the list of the boxes, just add one and it works.
    you will have to add a css too (grid of four for my case).
    thank tou for your time!

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