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Hi
Setting up a new site for a client, and have some alignment issues I cant sort.
URL: http://stc.velkluna.com/home
Password: see private information field.
- On the right you’ll (just see) the social media icons from the Elegant Themes Monarch plug in. Seems the theme has some white space on the margin covering part of the icons. I use the plugin on many other sites and dont have this issue, so I’m guessing its something specific to this theme because the same happens on the left side of the page too.
- On the second last row at the bottom (set as 50%/50% with no right sidebar), 2 blog post category modules Style 4 are set. The row stretch is set to Default. As you can see the module content is too narrow, where as they each need to be 50% of the page width.
Thanks.
Hi @savethecat,
I hope you are well today and thank you for your questions.
Your shared site is not accessible for me and displaying the error message as shown in the attached screenshot.
Please make sure that the site is accessible so that I can help you.
Best regards,
Shufflehound teamThe latest shared URL is also not accessible so please make sure it is correct.
i’m sorry but it works for me. Try http://stc.velkaluna.com…
If it still doesn’t work, what error or message are you seeing?
Solution for this topic
I could access your site visiting your latest shared URL without http.
On the right you’ll (just see) the social media icons from the Elegant Themes Monarch plug in. Seems the theme has some white space on the margin covering part of the icons. I use the plugin on many other sites and dont have this issue, so I’m guessing its something specific to this theme because the same happens on the left side of the page too.
You can remove it from the White Frame option of theme General Settings as shown in the attached screenshots.
On the second last row at the bottom (set as 50%/50% with no right sidebar), 2 blog post category modules Style 4 are set. The row stretch is set to Default. As you can see the module content is too narrow, where as they each need to be 50% of the page width.
You can resolve it by adding the following CSS code in the Custom CSS code option of your theme on the below path.
Admin Area -> Appearance -> Theme Settings -> Custom Code -> CSS Code
.col-md-4.blog-style-cover { width: auto !important; }great thanks, worked perfectly 🙂
You can close this ticket, i dont see a way to do it myself.
You are most welcome here 🙂
