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Thanks Steve!

Thanks! Conflict found in webkit. Was under mistaken impression that normalizing handled all padding and margins.

Thanks again!

sorry typo my sidebar is still there the side scrollbar disappeared…

Site is live and I still cannot find the conflict with widget alignment. Please help! https://www.bkscentral.com. When on mobile, there is undesired horizontal scroll also. Don’t know if these two problems are related. If there is an Underscores expert out there, your assistance would be greatly appreciated ??

Thanks!

Hi!

I’m editing _S (Atomattic Underscores) CSS for sidebar and working on localhost Server so Chrome Tools aren’t working. I haven’t added anything to the default widgets that come with the theme other than giving primary 70% and secondary 28% widths so they float side by side and then return each to 100% width on mobile so the sidebar falls below the primary content.

The title for each widget; (Recent Posts, Archive, Category and Meta) is where it is supposed to be (with 20px margin-left), but the content each of the widgets is outputting, is indented about 80-100px more to the right.

*Categories (Title)
*…………..Red
*…………..Blue
*…………..Green

They all line up so not thinking these are centered. This is consistent on desktop and mobile view for every widget. I haven’t created any additional CSS ID’s or classes. Not sure how this is even possible when the widget title is right where it is supposed to be. I’ve tried the classes mentioned above and nothing moves the content back to the left where it should be. Will try Chrome Tools when it’s live and fix the responsive layout then.

Thanks!

*Title
*………..Content is way over here!

Heres the basic code in footer, it’s registered in functions and the CSS is working.

<div class=”widget-container-box”>
<div class=”each-widget”>
<?php
if (!function_exists( ‘dynamic_sidebar’) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘Custom Widget 1’)) : ?>
<?php endif;
?>
</div>
<!– …there are four widgets total.–>
</div>

Thanks for the suggestion. I can usually figure things out with an example so I’m pulling a copy of 2011 right now!

That worked! Thank you so very much. Love this community : ))

I thought all my dashboard settings would need to be reset if the theme was switched. So, just to confirm, if I switch the theme and then switch back it will look exactly the way it did before the switch?

Since it wasn’t the plugins, it’s probably is the theme. Any ideas what a “dequeue_fonts” function is and how to fix it?

And lastly, is there any way to get the warning text to stop displaying on the live site?

Thanks!

Trying to avoid that at all costs. This was my first child theme and has run with constant updates for two years. Not sure I would be able to restore the existing theme. There is no effect on any functionality so the only problem is the warning displaying live on the site. Is there any way to get the warning off the front end? And more important, any idea what this warning means and what function it is looking for?

Thanks for your help!