Pete

Well, first of all, without seeing the file structure of the site you provided, nor being able to see the site you’re working on, I can only guess.

I can tell you that twentytwelve uses a header.php file and a content.php file. These control the header and content areas of the theme, respectively.

In order to create a border surrounding all your header, navigation, and content areas, you would need a wrapper that encompasses everything and has the style applied using style.css.

You may have quite a bit of coding to accomplish this.

Pete

Oh, you are talking about 2 different things…

The <div id=”wrapper-2″ …..> code is in your HTML
The #wrapper-2… code is in style.css

These are two separate files.

Thanks,

Pete

Hi reburton3941

I’m sorry, but I do not see a clock icon. Where is this being displayed?

Thank you,

Pete

This HTML encompasses this entire area. All of the style for wrapper-2 affects everything within this wrapper.. that is the purpose of creating a wrapper.

<div id=”wrapper-2″ class=”wrapper wrapper-fixed grid-fixed-24-20-22 wrapper-last”>
<div class=”grid-container clearfix”>
<section class=”row row-1″>
<section class=”row row-2″>
<section class=”row row-3″>
<section class=”row row-4″>
<section class=”row row-5″>
<section class=”row row-6″>
</div>

Hope this helps…

Pete

Yes, this is correct.

I found the wrapper on the site you provided by using the Firefox plugin called Firebug. It is a developer tool that is very handy and essential for making any custom changes to your site!

Also, be sure to only make change by creating a child theme and adding your styles to it, or by using a custom CSS plugin.

Thank you,

Pete

Hi npstephan2

You can try this…

.singular .entry-header, .singular .entry-content, .singular footer.entry-meta, .singular #comments-title {
width: 100%;
}

#respond {
display: none;
}

Be sure to make any changes to a child theme or your custom CSS if available.

Thank you,

Pete

Hi aliali007

I don’t know if it helps, but the style for the border of the site you provided is

#wrapper-2, div.wrapper-mirroring-2 {
border-color: #E3BD72;
border-style: double;
border-width: 3px;
}

Thank you,

Pete

Hi timtekk

Your site is set to maintenance mode and I am unable to look at it.

Thank you,

Pete

Hi campeonpost

Apparently, there are plugins to add this functionality to WordPress.

Search for duplicate page in Plugins

Thank you,

Pete

Hi gsmartin

Could you please post a link to your site?

Thank you,

Pete

I apologize…

Normally, an image cannot be sized larger without some distortion due to the resolution limits of the image file.

It may be possible to create a larger image using photo editing software.

Thank you,

Pete

Hi mzsip

If you prefer, I can assist you via Skype.

My Skype name is

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Thank you,

Pete

Hi mszip

Actually the position of the elements in a style sheet will not affect whether it gets processed or not.

Also, if you notice, the HEADER you are referring to is commented out (with the /* */ tags, so that text inside the tags are ignored.

The font in the header is controlled in the following element

pre {
font-family: arial;
font-size: 12px !important;
}

You can change the family and the size as you need.
You have to add !important on the size because there is another style code on that element which is “inline” taking precedence.

Please let me know how I can be further assistance.

Thank you,

Pete

Hi mszip

Try adding the following to your style.css in your child theme

.site-header .widget {
text-align: right;
width: 100%;
}

Please let me know if I can assist.

Thank you,

Pete

Glad I could help