How to indent the image towards the center

Sure. If you give me some more details I could help you.

1. If you have a live site that uses it and send me the link, I’ll give you feedback straight away.

2. If you don’t have a live site you can point me too, you could tell me exactly what elements you want moved and how you want them moved. I could give you some sample css to work with.

3. However if you’re just looking for the names of the classes and ids to target, you’d do better using Firebug, Firefox dev tools or Chrome Dev tools to find exactly which ones you need to adjust.

Also note that you can adjust the width of the containing div using the WP Branding Bars Settings in the WordPress Admin page under Settings.

Best Regards,
Stacy

Thank you for your help. I managed to adjust the width now. However, i got another problem.

1. The left text that i put has a gray border and i prefer not to have the border. Also the branding bar has a gray border too which is too visible above my top header which is orange. Any css changes i can use to remove both borders?

2. Is it possible also to put a background color in the branding bar. Right now it is white which is fine but i might change in the future.

3. Is it also possible to put the search button on the right side of the bar?

Sorry i asked too many questions. But i hope you could help me.

Many, many thanks.
Maricel

Even though some of your questions go a bit beyond the typical support, I’m happy to respond.

1. My plugin does not add css borders to any of its elements. The borders that you are seeing are probably being added by css from your theme. You can override them by identifying the element the border is being added to, targeting it more specifically than the the code that adds the border and applying a border of “none.” For example, if there is a border being added to the branding images that you upload, you could do this:

#wpbb-main-branding img {
border: none;
}

If you give me the url of your site, I’d be glad to give you the exact css you need. However, without the actual code in front of me, I can only guess as to what targeting you will need.

2. Yes. Something like this should work:

body #wpbb-branding-header-wrapper #wpbb-branding-inner {
background: #000;
}

3. No. Not without a lot of tricky javascript. By the time you wrote the code you needed to make it work, you could probably have found yourself a plugin that does more exactly what you need.

Best Regards,
Stacy

I am so sorry to bother you with my questions…You were such a big help and i appreciate your kindness ??

Best regards,
Maricel

No problem at all. Happy to help. Good luck with your site.

Best Regards,
Stacy