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The header uses padding, which causes it to be pushed away from the edge of the wrap. Here's the code:
#header .wrap {
overflow:hidden;
padding:25px 20px 0;
}
You can set the padding to 0 and see if that helps.
Best bet would probably be to add in a widget area using a hook, and then create a custom sidebar for those pages. Should be fairly easy to do and give you total control over it.
As far as a plugin goes, I'm not sure I've seen anything exactly like that, but you can try something like this: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/related-items/
I'd remove the <div class="property-quick-search"> contents and then tweak the slider to make it wider.
Do you mean so it takes up where the property search portion is on the home page?
It starts in the div class iPhone. I'd just start looking through the files until you see <div class="iphone"> and all of it's contents should be that slider. There will be some coding in the functions file, CSS and probably JS that goes along with it, so be sure to take that as well.
Try adding this:
body.page-id-93 #content {
background-color:#DEEFCD;
background-position:initial initial;
background-repeat:initial initial;
border-color:transparent;
float:left;
height:390px;
overflow-y:scroll;
padding:0;
width:460px;
}
Not sure I follow. What exactly are you trying to style?
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to modify the css of a sidebar on various pages?
I don't know what "normal" consumption is, honestly. I'm pretty sure there are many things that effect that - more so than just the theme / plugins (although I'm sure they do play a large role). I'll leave this to someone who knows a little more about the server-side of things than I do.
I've never personally run into an issue of consuming too much while running Genesis. There may be other variables spiking your ram usage. Have you spoken with your hosting company?
Welcome to the forums!
(I use Chrome mostly)
What theme are you using? I'd suggest just looking at the code of the original back to top link, then just plugging it into the simple hooks slot.
Hey Ton,
This goes a little beyond what these forums are for - and is more along the lines of custom work. I can give you some pointers, but I don't have the time to write out all this code unfortunately.
I'd suggest maybe hiring someone to knock it out quick for you - it should only take an hour or so to complete.
But to point you in the right direction: You'll want to create a new widget area within the functions file, then call it under the nav, and above the header. Once that's done, using conditional tags you'll want to assign the images to their respected pages.
Hope that helps!
I like this. Nice snippet!
Looks nice, Tracy. The only suggestion I'd make is to possibly explore a different color option for the footer widgets? The black is kind of harsh after the white / green colors up top. Thats just me though... 🙂
Unfortunately I don't have the time right now to type out all of the steps, but a great start would be to create a new widget area: http://my.studiopress.com/tutorials/register-widget-area/
And then call it under the nav. You'll do that using the functions file - I'll type up the exact code you need when I have some extra time (hopefully later today).
If you want to skip the functions file and try it yourself, you can try calling the widget area within the Simple Hooks Plugin.
I like them both a lot! Nice work 🙂
I notice you have the images in two separate divs.. If possible, I'd suggest creating a main div, and then having both of them within it. for example:
<div id="buttons"><div id="button-one">
Image code
</div>
<div id="button-two">
Image code
</div>
</div>
Hope that helps!
1) I'll check this on IE when I have access to a PC, if no one has a chance to help before I can
2) Do you want the new widget area only on the home page, or on all pages? Either way, you'll want to create a new widget area and then call it in the appropriate location.
