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Use Agent Stylesheet is the default from the browser. You styling in the styles.css should over ride the user agent.
I see a margin of 0 0 10px being applied from line 999 of your style sheet.
What do you want the margin to be?
Alan Smith
Media317<a title="Title of .pdf" href="http://linktopdf.com/"><img src="http://linktoimage.com" alt="Title of Image"/></a>
Alan Smith
Media317That would have to be done in a text editor and HTML. Try something like the following:
Alan Smith
Media317You can simply add the url for YouTube or Vimeo video's to the post and WordPress will add the video for you with oembed. Here's an example.
Alan Smith
Media317The way I always handle this is set the css to float right and then build the primary navigation menu in reverse. It works and is a simple solution.
Alan Smith
Media317I am using Chrome and viewing the URL's above and do not see any issues. The alignment is doing as it should.
Alan Smith
Media317In your style.css, go to the .after-post style and remove the background and border settings.
Alan Smith
Media317How are you adding the images? Are you using a text widget and coding the image or using a widget?
To make it work, the first and third need to have "float: left;" in the css and the images will align properly. If you use text widgets you could do something like this for the first and third image:
<a class="alignleft" href="http://url-li.com" title="title for link"><img src="http://url-link-to-image.com" alt="image title"></a>
And something like this for the second and fourth image:
<a class="alignright" href="http://url-li.com" title="title for link"><img src="http://url-link-to-image.com" alt="image title"></a>
Alan Smith
Media317TravisPri - Thanks for the heads up. I've been making changes to the demo and support area and missed a link. It should be working now.
Alan
Alan Smith
Media317Add the following to you style.css file:
.home #inner { display: none; }This will remove the section from the home page.
Alan Smith
Media317Nick,
I like the site and love the idea of using infinit scrolling and the Masonry script. Very cool ideas.
I also really like the added subscription box that's been negative z-indexed to be revealed as the page scrolls. Very clever way of doing that without the need of scripts.
Because each section in a column is of variable length, it makes for a lot of open "dead" space on the page. Some sections work extremely well and connect in a very interesting way. It is those sections where there are significant gaps that looks bad. It has an incomplete feel.
I'm a fan of the color palette.
Alan
Alan Smith
Media317I do like the idea of making the CPT a plugin. I've thought about that before, but I've never made a plugin (good suggestions for reading on where to start?). I do like the idea of creating a nice premium plugin that provides these ministry functions that are not theme dependent.
Thanks for sharing the screen shots. I agree that simple is critical. Especially when talking about ministry organizations, the system has to just work and be very intuitive. I like the challenge of making things simple.
Thanks for the feedback!
Alan Smith
Media317Good suggestion Nick. Thanks.
This version does not have any CPT's for specific ministry functions. I am working on a simple events CPT and a Podcast type CPT. I will introduce those in other versions. I wanted to get one released and "in the wild" and make changes based on feedback.
I intend to make it a self contained system for ministries to be able to use. I want to introduce those functions that are going to be most valuable and hopefully it will become a theme that helps churches or ministry organizations meet their needs.
Any suggestions from your experience as a Youth Pastor? I've been working with my brother, who is an Associate Pastor, getting some ideas too. Which is what has put the events and podcast/sermon CPT at the top of my list.
I have some plugins that I recommend for use with the theme for different functions.
Thanks!
Alan Smith
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