whit.skyler

Hi Again,

I gave you some misinformation above. You actually just want to play with the #secondary margin-right and width parameters. And no, #secondary is all you need.

If you reach a point where your ads sit side-by-side, you may need to break them out into individual text widgets.

Hope this helps.
Whit

Keep in mind that this theme is responsive. Therefore, you want to keep the percentages and not define a fixed pixel value.

What you want to do is add more width to the #secondary and subtract the same amount from the #content width. Play with it until you find the look you want.

Then resize your browser window to see what it looks like for various screen sizes. If you can, check it on your phone and other media to make sure it looks like what you want.

In your dynamic-style.php you’ll need to make 2 changes:

line 110: Change padding-bottom as shown:

#wrapper {
    margin: 0 auto;
    overflow: auto;
    padding-bottom: 0; /* Changed from 250px */
    position: relative;
    width: 960px;
}

and line 992: change margin-top as shown:

.footer_wrapper {
    background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #FFFFFF;
    clear: both;
    height: 250px;
    margin-top: 0; /* Changed from -250px */
    padding: 5px 0;
    position: relative;
    text-align: center;
    width: 100%;
    z-index: 2;
}

I checked in Firefox, Chrome, and IE8/9.

Cheers, Whit

Erica,

I scanned your site at Sucuri and it came up clean.

On Firefox and IE (assuming), it looks fine and the header scrolling widget (with your pictures) is there. The top nav is the same though as in Chrome.

I’m not sure what the problem is with Chrome not displaying the header scrolling widget. I agree with Krishna that you contact the theme developer and have them look at your site.

Cheers, Whit

IE is always a … let’s go with adventure in web design. There are some CSS and JS issues on the site, but all the content is there.

Just looking at Pageline’s docs, they show an Advanced Settings tab where you can set IE compability fix. Click this and recheck if this solves the problem.

If no, then as this is a premium theme, I’d suggest starting with pageline’s forum or Live Chat. Ask them to take a look at your site and see what suggests they have.

Cheers, Whit

Head over to BuddyPress.org to check it out. It’s a social network just for WordPress. It’s also completely free. I use it on several of my sites.

Sorry I stepped out for a bit.

Make sure you back up your database before you start. You can also export all content by doing the following: in the Dashboard, go to Tools > Export > select ‘ALL’ and then click “Download Export File.” Now you have everything both from your database backup and in XML format.

Now you can reinstall your theme files. If you data is not there after reinstalling, you have it backed up and can reinstall the settings and content either in MySQL or in WordPress backend by using the Import tool.

Cheers, Whit

You’re welcome.

Yes, you can do it in the custom.css file also.

There are many solutions out there for getting a paid-membership access, such as s2Member.

For the Community portion of what you want to do, BuddyPress https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/buddypress/is what I use.

Cheers, Whit

For your main question, to move the sidebar down, go to your custom.css file and change the following:

#secondary {
    margin-top: -24px;
}

to

#secondary {
    margin-top: 45px;
}

You can adjust this number of pixels to what looks good to you. The more positive you go, the lower the sidebar will move.

Cheers, Whit

Hi Polvo23,

Looks good.

Cheers, Whit

Hi,

Clear your browser’s cache. Then see if your site is back to what it was previously.

If no, then please provide us with a link to your website so we can take a look.

Thanks, Whit

Polvo23,

Please post a link to your website.

Thanks, Whit

In the header.php file, you’ll want to insert your code in <div> tags starting at line 52. For example,

</div>
	<!-- END Header -->

        <div id="my-ad">

        </div>

	<!-- Main Block -->
	<div id="main">

.
Once you’re done with it, you’ll need to add the styling in your style.css file.

Cheers, Whit

Hi Tom,

Sorry about that. Add display:block; to line 141 in your style.css file, as such:

`#navbar {
height: 50px;
margin: 15px auto auto;
width: 700px;
display: block;
}`

It’ll make the entire li a area clickable vs. just the very bottom as it is now.

Whit