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  • Thread Starter jpt145

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    Bob, a question and a statement:

    .et_bloom

    I am assuming refers to the “inline” opt-in form content managed by the bloom plugin….

    and where…

    .et_bloom_popup

    refers to the popup window opt in form (?)

    Im going to experiment with this, thank you.

    Now, the solution (ahem, HACK) I came up with, was to reduce the margin of the opt-in form on the bottom right of the page. -This is the only element that is too wide for mobile phones. This works almost perfectly. Its slight defect is that on PC browsers the element is about 30 pixels less wide than it could be on the right.

    Thanks for your solution, that is the right way.

    Thread Starter jpt145

    (@jpt145)

    i’ve played with the CSS of the ‘<img>’ elements too…. no effect.

    Thread Starter jpt145

    (@jpt145)

    Not effective.

    this does not remove what appears below each of the
    <li> elements…

    and, yes. I use developer tools. I have tried to access the CSS for that element multiple ways and still cannot remove those damn lines.

    Thread Starter jpt145

    (@jpt145)

    THANKS !!!! Athar Ahmed & munirkamal
    Thank you !!!

    Thread Starter jpt145

    (@jpt145)

    The footer is now centered, thank you… but how can I stop it from breaking into a separate line?…. I’d like for it to be on one line.

    I’ve tried text-align:center; and I tried giving the both the parent and child elements width:100%;

    yet still there is a second line of links… I just need them on one line…

    Thanks so much for the guidance.

    Thread Starter jpt145

    (@jpt145)

    Last question….

    In order to modify the entire social media feeds box to be the same HEIGHT as the other footer widget boxes, which element’s CSS do I modify?

    Thread Starter jpt145

    (@jpt145)

    Yes! I noticed that in google inspector…. there was a ‘first-child’

    I didnt design this WP site. The original developer disabled the themes built in footer WP GUI… and wrote his own child footer.php and left me no comments. So when my client asked me to modify the footer elements the entire thing broke and I was left studying someone else’s code line by line. After a while, I gave up because the client wants the footer done by WP Widgets so he can change the elements himself on the fly… but he loved that tab social media feed and I could not find, after extensive searching, a good tabbed social media feed that would integrate as a widget.

    Thanks, It works !!!

    Thanks a Million Steve!

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