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Can I somehow direct this question to JETPACK?

Is this posted in the right location?

found it

Hi Keith,

I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out, but as it turns out, I tried it again right now and the error is gone. Must have been a glitch.

Thank you! ??

.textwidget {
border: 2px solid #b0b0b0;
border-radius: 12px;
}

this works for adding a border around the widgets, however it excludes the widgets title.

If I add the same css to the widget title, it has them in seperate containers.

How can a make it one cohesive container with the title with a gradient background?

First, thank you for your response! Second, I have a question for you. On the .text widget .hentry – can I call it something like .postcontainer and place content in individual div’s and target them seperately? for instance, what if I want each post in a seperate container?

Perfect! Thank you, this will come in handy for years to come! ??

Thank you so much!!

I just have one more question.

If you see the website Im working on there is a left and right divider in each one except before the home | button. I would like for there to be one there too. How can I achieve this?

Thanks in advance for all your help.

website

ok I kind of figured it out, I am using the breadcrumb plugin, and I am trying to add this to my theme….

<div class=”breadcrumbs”> <div id=”breadcrumb”>
<?php if(function_exists(‘bcn_display’))
{
bcn_display();
}?>
</div>

I have tried in numerous places, including my header, but when I add it it messes up my widget placement. any thoughts?

you know what i finally figured it out. the problem was that the folder with all the wordpress files was in the htdocs – I guess it was having trouble getting to it. I just set it in my desktop and it worked.

No all the wordpress files were extracted inside htdocs not inside a additional folder.

under my mamp settings the document root is set as follows:
/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/

What am I setting incorrectly.

Nope actually it was a pretty easy fix, after many hours of looking at the wrong thing… I figured it out!

All I needed to do was add a min-height to the #primary.

There was no need to change absolutely anything else, just add
#primary{
min-height: 1900px;
}

Interesting solution. How can I do double backgrounds? so I could tile the one I have and then add the header as a background? How would I remove the header but leave enough space for the background to show thru?

So it appears to be that when there is enough content the background extends further down to fit… is there a way to set a minimum before it starts to expand?

OK so I checked all the errors and nothing.

Any thoughts on the css fix? I have tried everything.