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I can’t give you a live look because we don’t want the fourth column wrap on our public site. I put up a page with two screen shots from a test. the top image is what it looks like as I described above with the style change in the child style.css file. The second image is after I did all the changes and changed the width in #supplementary.three .widget-area in twentyeleven style.css to 22.18%
I really appreciate your help.
if you absolutely need to the the problem live I will change the site to show it.

OK I did that. I posted here because I thought my question relevant to this post.

I’m using a child theme of twentyeleven. I used the code in alchymyth’s post above and the sidebar-footer.php code from pastebin. The fourth footer are shows up in my dashboard and I can add content to it but the new style isn’t being picked up. The widget areas are still using the width from #supplementary.three .widget-area so the fourth area wraps. If I change the width in #supplementary.three .widget-area in twentyeleven style.css to 22.18% the four widget areas are displayed across in one line correctly.
I tried adding the style for the fourth widget area to the twentyeleven style.php but that style isn’t recognized; the width is still 30.85% as is used in the three widget areas.
Any help will be much appreciated.

I got the shortcode to work one time. I then added height and width dimensions and when I reloaded the page the video had disappeared. I deleted the h & w but still no video.

So if I’m running php5 the plugin won’t work?

You have to use their app to build the slide show, then use the plugin to integrate it into your site. Here are the instructions they pointed me to. https://wowslider.com/wordpress-jquery-slider.html

It works in Firefox and Safari but it’s not working in IE8. The images don’t move or change. I’ve emailed them about it. Good luck

Hi Dan,
I loaded 1.2.2, deleted and re-uploaded the images, tried changing the size of the slideshow but the thumbs still don’t show in IE.
here’s the link: https://vps2782.inmotionhosting.com/~wa3k6yh/

If you’ll email me direct I’ll send you the link.
[email protected]

Here’s a link to some good information about how to do this.
https://voodoopress.com/2011/07/customizing-twentyeleven-lets-start-with-width-and-smaller-header/

I just saw this post and wondered if you’d gotten an answer.

This will remove the border. Be sure to put it in your child’s style.css:
img[class*=”align”],
img[class*=”wp-image-“],
#content .gallery .gallery-icon img {
border: none;
}

You will see a gray border when you mouse-over the image. If you want to eliminate that too, change the values to colors that work for you in this :
a:focus img[class*=”align”],
a:hover img[class*=”align”],
a:active img[class*=”align”],
a:focus img[class*=”wp-image-“],
a:hover img[class*=”wp-image-“],
a:active img[class*=”wp-image-“],
#content .gallery .gallery-icon a:focus img,
#content .gallery .gallery-icon a:hover img,
#content .gallery .gallery-icon a:active img {/* Add some useful style to those fancy borders for linked images … */
background: #fff;
border-color: #fff;
}

Thanks for responding. That did the trick. I appreciate your help and hope to learn enough to help others too.

It’s not in the Setting menu, it’s another menu item below the Setting item.

I’m using WP 3.0.3 and contact form 7. The access to the configuration page shows up as a tab under the settings tab.

Thanks so much. That’s one place I didn’t look.

That’s what it says but since I have the latest versions I thought they would work. I’m not sure I should change the wordpress code becuase of what could happen in a future update.