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sheilasteer
MemberIf I increase the padding in .communities for the left side it will center the communities - the problem is it also moves over the border I have around the community section - which I don't want -
is there a way to have a border and tell it to be in an exact position - absolute?
sheilasteer
MemberFixed the price on featured listings using firebug - accidentally left an extra / making a comment!
Still struggling to figure out how to center communities and featured listings -
sheilasteer
MemberThanks - that worked - I have never used firebug but just installed it and I'm not quite sure how to center communities -
I see the layout and when I change the padding in this to 25px 25px 25px
it moves the border out to the edge to make room for the 25px left and right instead of centering what's inside the border.
.communities {
border: 3px solid #273549;
clear: both;
margin: 10px auto 25px;
overflow: hidden;
padding: 25px 0 15px;
text-align: center;
width: 1010px;I also somehow lost the price on the featured listings even though I didn't change that code for the listing price.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I realize I have to get a lot better at using firebug.
Thanks!!!!sheilasteer
MemberHere's the website - http://www.phyllisatkinsberryhomes.com
I was able to get the border around the featured listings but it is cut off on the right for the communities and the name is now not centered under the community picture since I switched the width and added the dark border......
Would love help - Thanks!!
I'm also having trouble centering the links in the welcome widget....
sheilasteer
MemberHere's the website - http://www.phyllisatkinsberryhomes.com
I was able to get the border around the featured listings but it is cut off on the right for the communities and the name is now not centered under the community picture since I switched the width and added the dark border......
Would love help - Thanks!!
sheilasteer
Membersorry that didn't print clearly
/*** changed border from ddd to 273549 THIS PUTS BOX AROUND FEATURED LISTINGS***/
/*** AND COMMUNITY PICTURES !!! ***/
communities a img,
.featured-bottom a img,
.listing-wrap a img {
border: 1px solid #273549;
margin: 0 0 5px;
padding: 4px;sheilasteer
MemberThanks but I figured it out:
communities a img,
.featured-bottom a img,
.listing-wrap a img {
border: 1px solid #273549; /*** changed from ddd to 273549 THIS PUTS BOX AROUND FEATURED LISTINGS***/
margin: 0 0 5px; /*** AND COMMUNITY PICTURES in color 273549!!! ***/
padding: 4px;sheilasteer
MemberI changed my site, agentpress 2.0, to 1050px width instead of 960 px.
I just went thru the editor of the child theme and changed every 960px to 1050 - and where I saw 920 - I changed to 1010px.
Now the featured properties section and the communities section are not centered - I had to change the margin in each of those sections to 60px - which centered it - but when I go to all other pages, the page width is 1050 but the content still looks like it's for a size of 960px - over to the left -
What css do I change so that all content will be centered on a 1050 width page?
Thanks!!
sheilasteer
MemberJust got it:
/******** replaced background: url(images/bg.png); for next line *******/
background-color: #ffffff;to set default background to all white -
sheilasteer
MemberCan u share the css to remove the background present in the default - I'd like to choose my own color.
Thanks!
sheilasteer
MemberIf you want the property search box from agent press on top of your slider, add this to .property-quick-search
position: absolute;
z-index: 50;
top: 300px; (put the number of pixels you want the property search box from the top)
left: 600px; (put the number of pixels you want the property search box from the left)
float: left;
I'm not an expert but that worked for me - the position: absolute tells it to put the property search box in the exact place you specify in top and left, (I think you can float: right and then specify how many pixels from the right), and the z-index: 50; tells it to put it on top of the other plane - the z-index is the 3rd dimension - google position absolute and z-index to learn more....
Hope that helps -
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