[colson]

Hi Matt,

I am very sorry about that I have removed the post.

Thank you and I hope you enjoy the rest of your day 🙂

[colson]

Thank you for the alert, we have taken care of the post.

Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!

[colson]

Awesome Sachin!!! Thank you!!!

I don't know how I missed that in the css. I could not figure out where it was coming from. Think I need another coffee 🙂 I would buy you one if you were closer. Thanks again!

[colson]

ok I think you need to remove it from three places.

add the following to your css:

.home .content {
background-color: none!important;
}

.flexslider {
background-color: none!important;
}

#genesis-responsive-slider {
background-color: none!important;
}

you can grab carrie dils new plugin that allows you not to use important.

[colson]

dang I messed that up... give me a sec and I will figure it out for you. I deleted what I had cuz it was not correct.

[colson]

Thanks Susan...

I don't know why that was marked private I must of accidentally checked it, instead of the notify me box ?• Thanks

[colson]

I did not see it in your css where do you have it added? Actually try this and you do need to put 50px to see any change if you put 20px you won't see it move

genesisresponsiveslider-widget-4 {
margin-bottom: 50px;
}

[colson]

That should work I don't see it in your css did you save after you made changes? You could instead add this to your file:

#submit {
margin-bottom: 20px;
}

[colson]

You need to decrease the width of .site-header .widget-area
right now it is 800px which you don't need with your menu so put the width at 500 or 600px and you can move the title area over.

[colson]

I forgot to add for #2 another choice is to move the orange circle up and you would do that on the following line and change
( top: -15px to probably around -30px )

.post-info .time {}

[colson]

Are you still looking for help on this. If you want more space below your slider you can add this into your css and then change the 50px to what you would like

.genesis_responsive_slider {
margin-bottom: 50px;
}

[colson]

I think on the actual magazine demo site it is the text that is responsive so you could use nicks plugin You can try this plugin which works for most people after installed go to Appearance>Themes>Customize :

Genesis Responsive Header

** but I do think you may need to update it for the new WP3.6 here is a link to the info:

Genesis Responsive Header Customizer Update

- to remove the black background which is an image remove this or comment it out:

remove the background from the #wrap

[colson]

#1 are you meaning the post comment button at the bottom? if you are you can look for this in your css it is line 1391 so quite far down in your css and add a bottom margin to it margin-bottom: 10px;
button, input[type="button"], input[type="submit"], .btn

ok for # 2 you could put a margin bottom on the .post-info this will put a margin there for any content in the post. this will change it on the home page also if you do not want it changed on the home page let me know.

.post-info{
margin-bottom: 20px;
}

could not see #4 not sure where this was.

[colson]

to center the widget titles in the sidebar look in your css for:
#sidebar h4
and then add
text-align: center;

if you are wanting to change the hight of images in your sidebar that should not be a problem.

[colson]

if you add to your #wrap

overflow:hidden

that should fix it

[colson]

Ok the easiest way for you to do this is to go in your css and go to the #header, you will see:

background-position: center center;

change to this:
background-position: center center!important;

you will have to redo your header and move the logos and text over to the left a bit but then it will work with the responsive. I usually don't upload my header the way you have but I think this fix will be the easiest for you to do. But remember it really is best not to use !important if you can avoid it.

Corinne

[colson]

if it is the blue area you are wanting to move up it is this:

.entry {
margin: 0 0 50px;
}

But you will have problems again when you start making the size smaller for responsive and that would change here which I believe is line 1990 of your css:

.minimum .site-inner, .site-inner {
padding: 20px;
}

But this will also affect your inner pages so you will need to review that to see it is ok. if it does effect them and you don't like it you could add in a new css with .page .entry { and margin back in} the .page will only effect the innerpages and leave the home page alone.

[colson]

I have never had to worry about that. so let me look and get back to you.

[colson]

sorry you want to change your list to start="1"

[colson]

The easiest way to see what is making the different colors and to try it without actually making those changes is using firebug

https://getfirebug.com/

This allows you to make changes and see what they look like(you can not save them here) in the browser and then you can go to the style sheet and make the ones you want and save them.

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