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I'm using the Agency Pro child theme for the first time, and I'm trying to figure out how to get the welcome message to have a line break and still be properly centered.
I'd like "Welcome to Nanty Glo" to be one line and "Church of the Nazarene" to be the 2nd line. The title for the widget doesn't recognize
</br>and trying to use throws it off center.Any suggestions? Thanks in advance for any help!
http://nantyglonaz.com/Grace and Peace,
PaulI used
<br />with Firebug and it works. Not sure if how did my break work would work, but try it that way. If not, there is a plugin I've used in the past called "Linkable Title, HTML and PHP Widget."
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Thanks Anita, but that didn't do the trick either. I installed that plugin and it is doing the same thing that the text widget did - as soon as I "save" it, it strips out any code.
I used Web Developer to edit the site and it worked perfectly but as soon as I save it that way in the widget (either widget) the line break is stripped.
I currently have both the standard text widget and the Linkable Title, HTML and PHP Widget in the Home Top widget area and both display exactly the same.
Any other suggestions or ideas on how to get this to display as
Welcome to Nanty Glo <br />Church of the Nazarene
Grace and Peace,
PaulYou should be able to adapt this tutorial, so instead of adding a span in, you add your title with a <br /> element instead:
http://www.carriedils.com/custom-site-title-genesis/
WordPress Engineer, and key contributor the Genesis Framework | @GaryJ
I see one of two routes.
First is to simply put the HTML code that you want in the text widget instead of using a title. You can add the CSS styles to the lines that you want to display a certain way. Forego the HTML in the title completely. This is the least intrusive manner since you're okay doing HTML here.
Second is to follow the guides on this page. Looks like it should work, but I haven't directly tested it.
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One very easy way to do this is leave the title blank but use its markup. So simply move it down into the text widget and wrap it like so.
<h4 class="widget-title widgettitle">Welcome to Nanty Glo<br>Church of the Nazarene</h4>This will give you what you are looking for.
Unfortunately, that will hinder SEO, since the H1 wrapping the site-title would be lost.
WordPress Engineer, and key contributor the Genesis Framework | @GaryJ
"leave the title blank" presumably means setting Settings->General site name to an empty string. That affects
<title>elements, site heading (the H1 would be "<h1></h1>") and other bits, and really isn't advised.
WordPress Engineer, and key contributor the Genesis Framework | @GaryJ
Gotcha. I believe that the widget title is what's being shared as what to leave blank, not the Settings > General site name option. If you move the h4 code that would be created with the widget title to the text area of the widget, and leave the widget title blank, it should work. Wouldn't affect the h1 on the site at all. At least, that's what I was talking about.
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My apologies to all - I'd missed (it's nearly 3am here) that it was the widget title that wanted to be split up, not the site title.
The tutorial I linked to won't obviously be suitable either.
WordPress Engineer, and key contributor the Genesis Framework | @GaryJ
Go to bed! 🙂 I went back to check it as well. Keeping us in line eh Gary?
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@GaryJ, that was my mistake. I sent the Tweet indicating Site Title! Throw all peanuts at me now! 🙂
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Thank you nunotmp! That was exactly what I needed.
And thanks to everyone else for your input, I sincerely appreciate it!
Grace and Peace,
Paul
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