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I haven't changed CSS since I installed the plug-in. Strangely enough, when I refreshed on IE, it started working. It still doesn't work in Firefox.
I have the same situation. I want the header here to go the full width: test.supersweetlife.com
I'll come back and update you all if I ever figure it out.
Nevermind, I figured it out. For anyone else who might be wondering, I added this:
.widget-area .featuredpost .post {
padding: 0 0 0px;
background: none;
}
I took out the spacing and the divider only when using the featured post widget in the sidebar.
Yes, I do use Firebug, and I think I can tell where the CSS that is adding the padding is. The problem is that if I change that it will also change it when that style is applied to the portfolio page (which I don't want). I need to create a new style for the featuredpost only when it is in the sidebar, and I'm not sure how to do that.
I was able to copy the template and rename it to create a different type of Portfolio page. However, in the Balance theme, it is using the Genesis - Featured Posts widget, so it still just pulls from that widget. I really need to create multiple versions of that widget. I'm not sure if that's even possible (without modifying the Genesis framework which I don't want to do of course). Perhaps I need to try an approach that doesn't rely on the plug in?
I used the Simple Hooks plugin and added html code to the Genesis_before_loop hook.
Fortunately it pretty much worked. I'd like more space between the image and the post title. Is there a way to add some padding or margin using the plug in/html code or do I need to add an actual widget area there in order to use CSS to accomplish that?
Here's my site: http://www.SuperSweetLife.com
I used the Simple Hooks plugin and added this code to the Genesis_before_loop hook:
<div align="center">
<a href="http://jvzoo.com/c/40596/18792" target="_blank"><img src="http://crystalpaine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/21-days-disclipined-life-728x90.jpg" width="620" alt="21 Days to a More Disciplined Life" /></a>
</div>Fortunately it pretty much worked. I'd like more space between the image and the post title. Is there a way to add some padding or margin using the plug in/html code or do I need to add an actual widget area there in order to use CSS to accomplish that?
My site: http://www.SuperSweetLife.com