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drmac
MemberHi, Josephine.
The StudioPress support team had me replace the CSS with their most recent update. That took care of the problem.
Thanks for reaching out. I do appreciate it!
August 12, 2014 at 10:37 am in reply to: How to Keep Buttons Centered Using Parallax & Custom Columns #118419drmac
MemberFANTASTIC! That did the trick!!
Also, thank you for educating me about proper syntax and placement. I had no idea that made a difference. I've always seen custom code dropped at the end and never thought twice about how it'd affect the media queries. That is good to know!
I really appreciate your help. You can close this ticket now.
Patrick
P.S. Glad you like the look of the site. That means a great deal coming from a "true" professional designer/coder. 🙂
August 12, 2014 at 9:47 am in reply to: How to Keep Buttons Centered Using Parallax & Custom Columns #118406drmac
MemberThank you, Robin! That's getting really close to what I'm needing.
I initially had problems with your code and realized it was missing a comma after the first line of .home-odd .one-half.first
So I dropped this in the CSS and it worked for normal browsers:
.home-odd .one-half,
.home-even .one-half {
text-align: left;
}.home-odd .one-half.first,
.home-even .one-half.first {
text-align: right;
}However, when I drop this into the responsive media query, I'm not seeing a change:
.home-odd .one-half,
.home-even .one-half {
text-align: center;
}.home-odd .one-half.first,
.home-even .one-half.first {
text-align: center;
}I've emptied the cache but am still not seeing the adjustment. Hmm.
Are you seeing the responsive changes on your end?
Thanks again,
Patrick
drmac
MemberThanks, Gary. Your response makes total sense.
I'll just downgrade the framework and notify OP about the conflict to see if they can fix it.
Thanks again! You can close this discussion.
drmac
MemberSorry, Brad, for the delay. I resorted back to on older version of Genesis for most of my sites since all of my pages created with OptimizePress were showing this glitch.
In the interim, you can see the problem over at http://www.chiroimages.com/
The actual title of the page shouldn't show on the page. You'll see it in the header section of the site stated as... Chiropractic Images — Social Media Images for Chiropractors
Every page that's been created with OptimizePress inside of Genesis now shows this glitch. It isn't an OptimizePress issue because if I change themes to something other than Genesis, the issue goes away.
Thanks for your help!
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