I have design troubles in Front Page 4 Widget

[lojze]

I have design troubles in Front Page 4 Widget:

- My four pictures are not in center
- The widget itself is not long enough to have four pictures with all the text nicely positioned

This is my form right now:
<div class="one-third first"><h3>Build a Community</h3><p>We'll show you what you'll need to do to create a loyal Community.</p></div>

<div class="one-third"><h3>Create Products</h3><p>You're going to learn how to create the best products for your site.</p></div>

<div class="one-third first"><h3>Build a Community</h3><p>We'll show you what you'll need to do to create a loyal Community.</p></div>

<div class="one-third"><h3>Create Products</h3><p>You're going to learn how to create the best products for your site.</p></div>

<div style="clear: both;">Learn How!</div>

How should I change all this?

http://www.ilovecoffeesomuch.com/

[lojze]

Anybody available for help?

[Victor Font]

First of all, you're using one-third column classes and only two images per row. When you use one-third column classes, you need 3 images per row. One-half column classes will split the area in two.

When you use columns, you have to think of each column as its own area. You can center the image within each column, but depending on the width of columns, they may not appear centered on the page. For this reason, you need to wrap the column areas in an additional divs. I generally wrap column areas in a parent div that I assign a class of column-container. This allows you to adjust the overall size of the column area and center this on the screen. You would then place the images in the columns as normal.

Also, when you add an image in a text widget on the front page, I would also use the built-in WordPress classes. To get the WordPress classes, insert the image into an empty post, then copy and paste the code WordPress generates.

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Victor
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[lojze]

Really professional answer.

I also want to make pictures within widget clickable. How?

[Victor Font]

To make an image clickable, wrap it in an anchor link.

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Victor
https://victorfont.com/
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