TheWizardGuy

Abid:

Thank you! Since I’m not using Elementor Pro (yet), I’m guessing that I’d need to add this to my child theme’s own .css file — but if I have more than one pricing table, how do I specify which one? (or is it much easier to just upgrade to Elementor Pro <g>).

Lawrence

Here’s the page: https://accounting-wizard.com/about/

Scroll down about half-way to the section “about my ideal client” for a bulleted list. The bulleted section is up against the left margin of the page; I’d like it to be moved to the right about 50px.

Not sure how to insert a .png here to show the page!

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by TheWizardGuy.
• This reply was modified 4 years ago by TheWizardGuy.

Amit:

That did the trick.

Thank you!

Lawrence

Amit:

Thank you! That’s exactly what I’m looking for. Will try it!

Lawrence

Looking forward to that!

Amit:

Thank you. I ended up going with the Customize > Blog> Blog Entries and selecting “Thumbnail” as the blog style.

That gave me what I wanted.

Amit:

Am using a child theme that I’m cooking up by myself.

Will try these steps! (I can use this to add some introductory text as well. Excellent!)

Thank you!

Lawrence

Thank you! Saw your post and was able to play around a bit to see which layout I liked.

I’m just used to some other themes that don’t use the Customizer that much and you need to actually play around with the various .php files.

I was just curious.

Thanks again.

Amit:

I have the screen shots; that was the easy part (windows snipping tool). What I don’t see is HOW to put them into this message–there’s no [img] button!

uhh, how do I put an image file in here so I can show you what’s happening???

Unfortunately, like many other people, I’m developing on WAMP before going live, so a link to the site won’t help.

But I’ll happily show you screenshots if I can get them!

As I mentioned above, it’s resolved.

Thanks everyone!

Lawrence

Nope doesn’t work.

I’ve looked at all the demos and NONE have the site tagline showing up in the header.

I think I either have to create my own header.php for the child theme and insert the php codes there to put in the subhead, or create a custom header, insert the tagline manually and then use one of the sticky options to stick it at the top of the page.

I will cogitate.

Maybe for v3.0 of my website <g>. I repeat the tagline in the body text a couple of times anyways…

Solved it!

.entry-content  .text-dark-teal {
whatever
}

will change the text colour on a (blog) POST but not a PAGE (like ABOUT) (I guess .entry-content isn’t on pages???)

but

.text-dark-teal {
whatever
}

will change it on BOTH. (Haven’t tested it on footers or sidebars yet so my experience there may be different).

Thanks to everyone who helped!

Lawrence

Les:

Possibly, but I prefer to use CSS if I can; I have often found that the method you suggest rises up to bite me in the butt every once is a while. The CSS also makes sure that I end up with the “right” colour and if I decide to change the shade of teal, I just have to change the CSS file

Rajeeb: Hmm. I put it in the CSS file for the child theme this morning and it didn’t work. Will try it again later (sometimes I’ve found that caching does play games and then it goes away); thanks for testing it out for me!

Lawrence