ssalter

Hi RavanH, I just embedded the page I wanted to include with the pageview plugin. It is fine. A fancybox popup would have been nice but this works. Thanks though!

Started all over with fresh WP install. Modifying a child theme is much simpler than searching through all the dist code.

It’d be nice if we could delete our posts. I dropped this approach and just did heavy CSS mods to the 2011 theme.

too old, nvm. ??

Exactly what I want to do (as I look at https://theconductorswhiskey.com/)

and I added the following to my 2011 child theme:

#primary {
	float: left;
	margin: 0 -26.4% 0 0;
	width: 100%;
	margin-top: 210px;
}
.page-template-showcase-php #primary, .left-sidebar.page-template-showcase-php #primary {
margin: 0;
margin-top: 210px;
}

#branding img {
margin-bottom: -7px;
}

But alas, the header scrolls cheerfully out of sight along with my menu. Am I missing something mentioned above? Pls note I have quite a bit of other changes to my child style.css. Those “shouldn’t” interfere with this but if you want to see that, I can paste it as well.

Thanks for any assistance.
Steve

WP 3.1.2, twenty eleven template

I have a resize problem as well. I have a text widget in my sidebar that contains the following:

<a class="fancybox-iframe {width:600,height:500}" href="path-to-external-html-file">HERE</a>

I always get a “large” iframe. I do use easy fancybox elsewhere on the site for images, videos, and an external php page. They all fit fine in the resulting fancybox iframe and are different sizes, naturally. But this one is a problem!

I’m loading a page with the jquery jdigiclock module.

It loads fine and works great, it is just the iframe that is so large!

Thanks for the advice!

I kind of jumped into all of this without RTFM first. But, it all looks marvelous now. Just CSS and a little header.php mod.I can always save off my styles.css and re-install the original.

don’t know how to make a child theme but I’ll follow your link and learn!

my bad…should have cleared cache.

*thumbs up* … been on FB too damn much, Dekoded, I LIKED your solution. Worked like a charm.