[Christina]

Cenap, so sorry, I didn't see this reply until just now.

To add a fourth, just go to your widgets page and drag a fourth Genesis-Featured Page or Featured Post widget to either the Home-Middle or Home-Top areas.

[Christina]

I took Katrina's CSS course at Pugly Pixel, and I highly recommend it. It's only $25 and she covers all of the basics.

Lynda.com is a fantastic resource as well. I haven't taken any CSS courses there, but they do have a fundamentals class. It's also $25 for one month access. (The bonus with Lynda is that you have access to each and every class they offer for the whole month--careful, it gets addictive if you like learning.)

[Christina]

Perfect. Thanks so much, Andrea!

[Christina]

I could still use help with this issue if anyone has any ideas. Thanks!

[Christina]

Awesome, thank you so much guys!

[Christina]

Odd, I have the Featured Posts widget working fine there on my personal site at http://www.undersizedurbanite.com (also based on the Executive theme, both are actually in Home-Middle).

[Christina]

For the exclamation mark (and images like them), add: vertical-align: text-bottom; and then adjust the padding from there if you need to (I'd clear the margins).

For the tildes on either side of "My Story" and "My Biography", use: vertical-align: middle; and then adjust padding as needed.

Hope that helps!

[Christina]

How about adding this?

footer-widgets .wrap {
    width: 900px;
    margin: auto;
}

You can also set your padding to percentages rather than pixels, for better responsiveness.

[Christina]

I'm having a very similar problem in Executive. If I figure it out, I'll let you know.

[Christina]

Wow, that was easy! I googled all morning and couldn't find that. Thank you very much, Robin!

[Christina]

Thanks Mary! I actually had to add the 250 px of padding just so it would look okay until I got the issue fixed.

I removed the padding and added block display, but it's still including the widget area above it. Any more ideas?

Thanks again,

Christina

[Christina]

I'd love to know too, loved the style of that plugin. In the mean time, I added the code from here. No thumbnails are included, I'm sure it can be done, but I have no clue how. 🙂

[Christina]

Thank you for your help, Robin!

[Christina]

So that's what it is...thank you.

I made the headlines inline because the owner wanted to use small pictures and headlines on the same page and have the headlines and text wrap, like on this page. That was the only way I could think to do that. Is there a better way I should do it?

Thanks so much!

Christina

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