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If you use Firefox, you can install the Firebug add-on or with Chrome, you can right-click on something on page and click on "Inspect Element". I learned a lot of CSS by playing inside of Chrome's inspector.
Checking out the submit button, the styling code for that is at line 1797 of style.css (search forΒ .enews #subbutton), the background-color is the grey currently. The "color" is the text color.
For the spacing, I'd add some margin to the right of the e-mail box. To the .enews #subbox settings, you can add: margin-right: 10px; (10 can be adjusted to whatever you want).
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberThe minimum theme purposely removes it, but you can get it back by removing around line 1236 of style.css.
Remove
.enews #subbutton, .searchsubmit {
display: none;
}Update: Rather, just remove the
.enews #subbutton,
part of that if you want to keep the search submit button hidden too.
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberFound it. You pasted the Step 4 code just a line too early. Check out the code above what you pasted -- that's for when the screen is max-width of 300px.
You'll want to add a } just above what you pasted and remove the second } at the end of the file. That'll close the media query and get the enews styles active.
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberHmm. I'm not seeing the code from Step 4 in your style.css. I applied it on my development end and it looks right. Can you verify that styling is in your style. css (and possibly empty your cache if you're using a caching plugin/host provider).
I'd also change the .enews-widget (the first section of the style in step 4) to say
margin: 25px 10%
or something similar to keep the widget from bumping too close to the meta above it.
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberOne quick thing I noticed. You added the code from Step 2 to style.css-- that should be in functions.php. I can't see what's in your functions.php, so if you already added it there--great! Do remove it from style.css though. π
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberHi Cesc,
Can you reactive the widget so I can have a look at what it's doing (and not doing)?
Cheers,
Kraft
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberHi j32 - it's a manual process. The plugin doesn't try to do more than what everyone commonly expects from it, to keep everyone's site from too much extra code.
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberInteresting. the em-dash using &mdash works, but not using > or the actual greater-than sign.
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberHmm. The above was from posting directly from html mode—not switching to visual mode.
Now, let's see if — renders as a em-dash.
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMember#header > .wrap
Just seeing if I could get it to work with the forum π
update: Guess not.
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberI only have a second so I can't nail it down, but for the others checking out this thread:
It appears that the logo is horizontally responsive--that the header background (CSS on page, line 41) isn't set to a position so it's moving around based on how wide the window is.
For me, it appears to be too far left, but if I reduce the width of the window, it eventually lines up. My guess is one monitor is wider than the other?
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberSusan -- thanks for directing folks to the plugin. All -- thanks for using the plugin! Olya and I are getting her up and running over on the wordpress.org forum for the plugin.
Peace!
BK
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Genesis eNews Extended SupportKraftMemberTry adding this:
#enews-2 {
margin-top: 200px;
}(not that I think you should have it at 200px, but just making it obvious that it's moving down! π )
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