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  • I’m not sure what the problem is — it looks pretty okay in Firefox. Can you explain more or post an image of the problem.

    Also, it’s really much better to avoid putting CSS code in the HTML — use the external stylesheet so it’s easy to change and keep track of. You have an id assigned to the widget to use that as your CSS selector:

    #my_new_widget_area img {
       styles here... ;
    }

    Thread Starter jcpcosta

    (@jcpcosta)

    Hi WPyogi!

    I just found the answer and it was SO easy! In the ATO / Style widgets just had to change margins in the Widget Container! ??

    Thnk you for your help!

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