How to add Schedule button

Thanks for catching the mistake left out }, I wasn’t suppose to copy that class code, it was a good thing i did.

bmorewellcoop.com

I did manage to figure out how to add the buttons, and make them similar to the home page. Thanks.

Still have a few question, how do i move the button as a group to re-position them closer closer to the image or content on the left and align it so that the top edge is level with image on the left?

Is it in the class code and I just don’t know it, or to manipulate it to get the desired affect.

I added the following to the buttons: I did manage to add Print them ahead of time, and promotion, coupons, news, on the button, but how do I make the color white and make the font size a little smaller, similar to home page?

I like this coding stuff, I really should consider improving on my skill level. I don’t know much beyond
symbol. It came in handy.

I been at this since 11 am this morning. Time to give it a break and go out and get some cool air. I appreciate all your help, it’s challenging building a business on a shoe string budget, especially when people frequently tell me to hire someone. I wish I could, I be so glad when I can afford to turn it over to someone else to maintain, so I can just focus on clinical stuff.
Thank you for all your help.

PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE RESPONDING TO THE ABOVE EMAIL…

I HAVE FIGURED OUT HOW TO ADD THE WHITE COLOR TO THE SUB-TEXT ON THE RIGHT SIDE BUTTON…TAKE A LOOK. bmorewellcoop.com

It came to me while at work how to change the sub-text white.

Still have a few question, how do i move the button as a group to re-position them closer closer to the image or content on the left and align it so that the top edge is level with image on the left?

I played around with the class codes and couldn’t figure it entirely out. Could use some help figuring this piece out.

You can align the buttons as a group with the image by adding a top margin. Like this:

.my-cool-link-boxes{
   margin-top:13px;
}

You can’t move it left or right so easy, because it confined within the areas of the template columns. You can, however, make adjustments to your size of you template columns. In the parent theme, they look like this:

.two-thirds-left{
	width:66%;
	float:left;
	padding:20px 0;
	overflow:hidden;
}

.one-third-right{
	width:30%;
	float:right;
	padding:20px 0;
	overflow:hidden;
}

.two-thirds-right{
	width:66%;
	float:right;
	padding:20px 0;
	overflow:hidden;
}

.one-third-left{
	width:30%;
	float:left;
	padding:20px 0;
	overflow:hidden;
}

.three-quarters-left{
	width:70%;
	float:left;
	padding:20px 0;
}

.one-quarter-right{
	width:25%;
	float:right;
}

.three-quarters-right{
	width:70%;
	float:right;
	padding:15px 0;
}

.one-quarter-left{
	width:25%;
	float:left;
}

So if you past those into your child theme you can easily make adjustment in the child theme that will override the parent theme. And if you mess it all up, just delete it from the child theme and the parent theme will take back over, and you can try again.