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No problem.

Don’t forget to mark as resolved ??

Oh dear! Yeah, five minutes is not enough for Google to have re-indexed your site.

If you’re using the plugin I mentioned then all you need to do is update the title/description/keywords of the page you want and just have a little bit of patience.

Then, if after three days you still haven’t seen any changes, maybe try posting again.

Good luck.

How long has it been since you updated these values? It usually takes a couple of days. Three-five days.

Well, your site needs to be indexed first before that information can be displayed. Right now, Google doesn’t know about the changes ??

Right Click -> View Source (or your browser’s equivalent)

Copy the whole thing into Pastebin.com and share it with us.

There’s probably an error at the very end.

Where are you searching from?

The media search works by searching the file name so make sure that’s what you’re searching for.

Download the WordPress SEO by Yoast plugin. It adds a bunch of extremely useful, SOE functionality (including what you’re looking for).

It seems to me like you haven’t yet applied the change that I suggested to the style.css file.

Did you save and update everything?

EDIT: Sorry, it seems that you did and I didn’t hard refresh the page. The worst part is that now it looks good on my screen.

I guess it’s something I’m not seeing. I’m sorry I could be of more help. Best of luck.

Okay, so to fix this you just need to update one line in the stylesheet.

In your admin, go to Appearance -> Editor

On the right-hand side, select style.css (it’s usually at the very bottom).

Hit ctrl+f and find this text: ul.products li.first There may be more than one, so find the one that is followed by clear: none !important;

Change the word none to left. Change nothing else unless you know what you’re doing.

Save everything and refresh your website. It should be fine now.

Let me know.

Oh ok, that’s strange. I’ll get back to you as soon as I’ve got a solution for you.

That is one sexy theme.

Here’s my take on how to make it look better.

1. The spacing isn’t that bad. This is how it looks on my end. I think this is fine, or maybe we’re looking at a different page.

2. The main issue I see is that there’s a lot of excessive line-height and margins.

3. So I fixed the margins and line-height a bit in Firefox, and here’s how it would look if you did the same in the actual stylesheet files.

Hope that helped a bit.

This is also the case with many portfolio and slider widgets/plugins.

If whatever you’re doing to a plugin or widget does not seem to be affecting anything, try going to the page that hosts it and update that one.

Sup,

Can you hit us with a link so that we could at least check out your source?