Problem with text widget

Thanks….but I see it’s still in maintenance mode, but this time it’s a white background only with the “Maintenance Mode” message. Are you running more than one maintenance plugin or perhaps running a cache plugin (wondering if there’s a delay for me to see the site)?

Maintenance plugin is definitely “off.” I did change plugins, one with more options. No other such plugins are loaded. I did clear the page cache while I was at the plugin page. Try again now.

I’m still getting the maintenance mode page. Perhaps it’s a host cache that is keeping it up for the rest of us. I’m assuming if you are not logged in your dashboard, you can see your site from where you are? Plus, if you make changes on your site, do you see them take effect right away when you view it?

Apparently both CrouchingBruin and I still get the Maintenance page showing when you disable it and one other person I had visit your site.

Perhaps what we can do here is wait for your site to go live (when you have finished it) and then follow up here and I will then take a look at the social icon issue. It sounds like something in your site is preventing your custom CSS and HTML from working 100% in your widget….as I mentioned, when I get to see it live, it should only take me a few moments to find what it is.

I have no other maintenance plugins running, and I use W3 Total Cache plugin.

However, I’ve got deadlines to meet for Monday and Tuesday and I must work on them so I’m going to have to ask you to hold off for now. I’ll go back to my previous theme, and contact you when I’m ready to work on this again.

Thanks again for your patience and help.

Ah…got it!

First, for the next short while, I will make this screenshot available, but this is what I see now:

Icon Screenshot

Was that the result you wanted? Also, you may want to add some padding to your icon croup between the title. If so, add this: padding: 12px 0;

to this part of your html code in your widget:

<div class="mysocialicons" style="text-align:center; padding: 12px 0;">

Also, in the event you want your widget title to be centered for this one, add this custom CSS to your Simple Custom CSS stylesheet you made:

#text-23 .widget-title {
    text-align: center;
}

Otherwise, everything looks good on my end but just realized you changed your theme to a different one. Anyway, no worries, we can follow up on this later so we don’t waste your time on your project ??

** You can put your site back in maintenance mode now.