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That would be great! Here's the code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//conversionsbox.com/cb.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript">function r(f){/in/.test(document.readyState)?setTimeout('r('+f+')',9):f()}; r(function(){new ConversionsBox("Get%20new%20recipes%20via%20Facebook!","https://www.facebook.com/naturalcomfortkitchen/");});</script>I went through every line of CSS, and the issue isn't caused by my customizations. You say the theme is not designed to display the post/page title, and that is indeed what is causing the misalignment. For example, when I display only the widget title, regardless of its length, the circles align because they all "sit" at the bottom of the div. When I delete the widget title and display only page titles, the widgets still sit at the bottom, and the multi-line text on the third widget "bumps" it out of alignment with the others, which is not anything I've affected with my CSS customizations.
I guess with varying lengths of titles and displaying both the widget and page/post title, it would only be possible to align the circles if the widget titles, circles, and page/post titles were in separate div/wraps (excuse any incorrect terminology). That kind of thing is out of my skill set, but I did want to document it here and get a confirmation if others come across the same issue.
Finally, one last question. Say I choose to leave the widget title blank and display only the page/post title. Whatever is causing the individual widgets to align to the bottom of the page, is there a way to make them instead align to the top of the div that contains them? I realize I could just make the widget title the same as the page/post title (which is likely what I'll do), but I'm curious as to what bit of CSS makes it work this way, or if it's more complicated than that.
Thanks for your patience!
Tessa
Hi Susan,
That's how I have it set up, and it doesn't align with the other widgets.
Even if I can't customize the text where the "page title" displays beneath the circle, I'd love to know what is causing that specific box/widget to sit on the "bottom" of the widget area. From browsing the forums, I noticed a couple other users had the same question, but I never found a solid reply.
Thanks. I actually had to use:
.featured-circles.widget-area .entry-header h2.entry-title a {
font-size: 17px;
}to get it to work. I had no idea about the responsive testing tool--so helpful! I'll be using that more for sure.
Thanks! That worked. I actually replaced the blank with an ellipsis, sans brackets, since it looked a little weird to just have the sentence straight up cut off in the middle for some excerpts.
Thank you! That worked.
For the past excerpts that are generating based on word count, I still see [...]. It isn't actually clickable. Is there any way, while keeping the code I just added, to remove the non-functional link from the automatic excerpts? I'm probably not going to go back and convert everything to manual excerpts immediately, but am going for a consistent appearance on the blog page.
Alright, good to know. I was working in the text mode, so no luck there. I'll check out your suggestions. Such a minor appearance thing, but so annoying! Thanks for the response.
Thanks, I tried the later and it worked, BUT if I decide later to add a title to the text widget, I get a gap between the title and the content text. I was hoping for a solution that could address the auto-sizing of the widget based on the presence of a title or not. I'm not sure if this goes beyond the CSS but I'm fine if it does, if there's anything that might be worth trying.