Adjusting text positioning in a widget

[Jonathan Dueck]

http://lifecoreyoga.com/wordpress

The bluish "CTA" widget box has three lines of text in it. They're awfully low, and although I can change a lot of things about that text, I can't push it up a line or so. Suggestions? Thanks! - Jon

http://lifecoreyoga.com/wordpress

[nutsandbolts]

Can you paste in exactly what's in that text widget? I can't figure out what's pushing it down.

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[Jonathan Dueck]

Thanks! I will preface this by saying that the "positioning:fixed", versus relative, versus nothing at all, had no apparent impact, nor did the "top". (I added that last bit in just now in an attempt to make it work.) Sorry, I know it looks kinda rough.

<center><div class="one-fourth first"><img valign="center" height="150" width="150" alt="LifeCore Yoga, North Oaks MN, 612-986-7216" src="http://lifecoreyoga.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/LCY-circle.png" /></div>
<div class="three-fourths"><strong><span style="font-color:#ffffff; font-size:20px;text-align:center;positioning:relative;top:-50px"><br /><br />We offer one free week of yoga to local residents.<br />
No strings or commitments...<br />
Just an opportunity to try our studio.</span></div></strong>
</center>

[nutsandbolts]

The "positioning" is throwing an error because that isn't a valid CSS indicator; you would need to use "position" instead. However, that won't affect the text either way so you could likely remove it.

Try this after the one fourth </div> to see if it makes any difference:

<div class="three-fourths"><p>We offer one free week of yoga to local residents.</p>
<p>No strings or commitments...</p>
<p>Just an opportunity to try our studio.</p></div></center>

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Andrea Whitmer, Owner/Developer, Nuts and Bolts Media
I provide development and training services for designers • Find me on Twitter and Google+

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