Altitude Pro: horizontal lines beneath widget titles

[tatami]

I am trying to create a minimalist version of Altitude Pro – no background images to any of the widget screens and just plain white backgrounds. When I remove the background images, widget screens 1, 3 and 5 lack the horizontal line below the titles that are present on widget screens 2 and 4. How can I get them back?

Additionally, in order to place a logo above the title of widget 1, I've had to make the horizontal line for that widget invisible. Is there a way of spoofing it within the widget?

Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

Philip

http://isohealth.co.uk

[Brad West]

On line 1397 in your style.css file, you'll see this:

.solid-section .widget-title {
    border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
    margin-bottom: 30px;
    padding-bottom: 30px;
}

That's how the horizontal line below the titles are being added. You can add the horizontal line (or border) to the other areas by replacing .solid-section with .home or you could add the image sections like this:

.image-section .widget-title,
.solid-section .widget-title {
    border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
    margin-bottom: 30px;
    padding-bottom: 30px;
}

Either way should work fine.

As for the logo, I'll need you to explain more before I can offer any advice.

[tatami]

Brad, that is SO helpful. I've replaced .solid-section with .home and it's done the trick.

I think I've dealt with the logo issue but could I ask you one more thing? I'm using shortcodes (via Justified Image Grid) to insert galleries into the home page widgets. The galleries are left-aligned and I can't find a way to center them. It doesn't show for a large gallery but for one where there are just three pictures (our team) the alignment is totally out. Do you know how I can rectify this?

Thanks again.

Philip

[Brad West]

Based on their documentation, I think you need to add "last_row=center" to your shortcode. If you are already using that or it doesn't work, I'd contact their support for help. You could probably hack around it, but that's not why you bought the plugin.

[tatami]

Brad, that's done the trick. I spent most of yesterday trying to work out how to achieve this. It's made my day today to get it resolved like this. Thank you for your help. I wish I could do something for you in return. If you find yourself in London, do get in touch and I'd love to stand you a drink. All the best, Philip

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