[Atila]

Actually... xD
Anyone has idea on how to center menu items? 🙂

Never mind.
text-align:center;

I'm tired, it's 3:45am. Good night people and moderators please delete this thread. 🙂

[Atila]

Oh, ding! In the last moment. I just saw that there is a plugin for this.

Nav Menu Images

Sorry if anyone tried to solve it in the meantime! 🙁

[Atila]

Well, the one way I have worked it out is by using SiteOrigin widget! I will leave this opened just in case someone searches for this topic some day... Cheers!

[Atila]

Yep, it did the job. Thanks Victor! Closing down the topic.

[Atila]

Well the light bulb went on and it was image size -.-''
But still, I am trying to make image responsive, so it adopts any screen. Anybody has any idea on that?

[Atila]

Solved it. I have defined max-width to be the same as the max-width of the .wrap, and set margin to auto. 🙂 Thanks for help anyway!

#mc_embed_signup {
background-color: #E1E1E1;
overflow: hidden;
border: 1px solid;
padding: 0 5%;
max-width: 980px;
margin: auto;
}

[Atila]

Hay Victor... The problem is, when I add .wrap to the #mc_embed_signup, then there is no CSS for that element (not recognized). So .wrap is not wrapping it. Strange. Without .wrap, CSS works fine.

[Atila]

Fixed it. The problem was in language. As I am using Serbian language, for me it says "Одговори" instead of Reply. So, for people that are not using English as a WP language, the word "Reply" should be changed to what it says in their language. For example, here is the modified version of your code that works:

function wpsites_modify_comment_reply($content) {
	$content = str_replace('Одговори', 'Custom Reply to this comment', $content);
	return $content;
}
add_filter('comment_reply_link', 'wpsites_modify_comment_reply');

Hope it will help non-english WordPressers 🙂

[Atila]

Hay Brad... I have already tried that code (wasn't function wpsites but something else) and for some reason it is not working.

[Atila]

Okay. I did not see anything unusual on your site.

[Atila]

Hi Tom.
I just added this code

width: 1200px;
margin: 0 auto;

to the

.nav-primary {
background-color: #333;
}

and it worked.

And just tested your code, works fine. Thanks! 🙂

[Atila]

Source image is located at wp-content/themes/education/images/bg-top.jpg

Just go to Appearance > Customization and change background image 🙂

[Atila]

U mean that blue background? 🙂

[Atila]

@mmjaeger

The second widget was pulling a little bit to the left side, so I have edited this piece:

.footer-widgets-1,
.footer-widgets-2,
.footer-widgets-3 {
width: 340px;
}

and changed the width to 360px, so now the 2nd widget is centered.
Let me know if it works for you!

[Atila]

@Mmjaeger

Your code works! Yea, theme comes without css for footer widgets. I have tried putting in the code StudioPress gives but for some reason it did not work.

Thanks! 🙂

[Atila]

Hey Victor! I am using Genesis Sample - The Genesis Framework free child theme. I have 3 separate widget areas, by default. So, then I would need to wrap those 3 widgets in CSS?

Yep,
//* Add support for 3-column footer widgets
add_theme_support( 'genesis-footer-widgets', 3 );
is here by default. I think they added it in v2.2.

[Atila]

I have also installed Genesis framework + child theme od test site, and the footer is again not looking like it's shown in Genesis demo mode here. I know this is probably not common, but if anybody had expirience with this issue, let me know the solution. 🙂

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