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I would like to request that you add fields in the form settings to change the captcha labels, even if it’s only in the pro version. Any changes made to the plugin’s core files will be wiped out the next time the plugin is updated.

Thanks. That was driving me nuts.

Thanks Tom, I’ll check it out.

Worked perfect. Thanks.

Thanks. I’ll let you know how it goes.

Thanks Tom. I’ll try it out. It may be a challenge to find every instance of my modified CSS. It’s interwoven among yours. Yeesh! Lesson learned.

Absolutely. See for yourself (original code is commented out).

https://bitemyhair.markhannondesign.com/wp-content/themes/bitemyhair/style.css
https://bitemyhair.markhannondesign.com/wp-content/themes/bitemyhair/css/mobile.css

Is it possible that the child theme is pulling in the mobile.css from the parent theme?

Not to worry Tom. This is a child theme.

Thanks Tom. The first rewrite of .header-widget in style.css definitely re-centered the logo. The second one which I rewrote in “css/mobile.css” causes the social icons to crash into the logo on smaller screens.

I decided to test this on my test server so could see what happens. See it here: https://bitemyhair.markhannondesign.com

If this is the all-in-one Events calendar plugin, the plugin developer recommends switching calendar themes and then switch back. This can clear out a lot of issues.

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Never mind. I ran the “Regenerate Tummbnails” plugin and it seemed to fix the issue. Probably what you would have recommended had I not figured this out.

So far I haven’t seen it in the categories/archives pages.

@bilboid: I am using the theme with 3.9.1 with no problems. One discovery I mad by simply reading back through earlier posts is that there is a bug in the theme which causes the “sidebar-content-sidebar” layout to break if the posts page has 3 or fewer posts. Static pages are not affected. Once you add a 4th post and up, the layout resolves itself.

Thanks Jan. The site in question isn’t ready to show so I threw together a generic sample using the Twenty Thirteen theme.
https://gallery-test.markhannondesign.com/

As you can see, there are 4 columns and 3 rows. The bottom row is only 3 columns. The client wants to center the bottom row.

Now I could certainly target the first thumbnail in the third row with “#gallery1 .gallery-item:nth-child(9){}.” But what happens if they add another staff member? The gallery layout would break and I would get a call from an unhappy client. Good web design anticipates these possibilities which is why esmi’s answer surprised me.

Rewriting the gallery shortcode function is a bit beyond my skill level so I am thinking that I should ask my client if they can live with the last row aligned left.