John Allsopp

Ah ok, i see you have the search set up in the sidebar. Try adding this to your child theme’s style.css

.geodir-search {
     margin-right: 0;
}

.geodir-content-right .geodir-search input,
.geodir-content-left .geodir-search input,
.geodir-content-right .geodir-search select,
.geodir-content-left .geodir-search select,
.geodir_custom_posts .geodir-content-right .geodir-search select {
    margin-left: 4%;
    margin-right: 4%;
    width: 92%;
}

Hi, what are you trying to change?

Hi,
You are seeing that behaviour because the content output by the GD plugin is not within the HTML wrappers of that theme, so the correct styling is not being applied.
You can use hooks & filters to change the way GD content is output, so it uses the same HTML as your theme.

You can see examples in one of the compatibility packs that have already been created > http://wordpress.org/search/geodirectory+compatibility+pack

If you get stuck, you could submit a request for your theme to have a pack developed. I also provide a paid service to build these if you need it quickly.

Hi, and welcome 🙂

I can provide an installation service to get you up-and-running and also theme development if required.

You are also welcome to contact me on Skype if you would like to discuss your project in more detail, username is poshwebuk

You can view some of the themes i have already designed at http://wpgeothemes.com/

Hi,
You could use nth-of-type to distinguish eg:

.geodir-company_info:nth-of-type(4) {
     background: #eee;
}

Make sure you don’t have the Genesis layout default set to full-width. If it’s not that, please supply URL/details in a private reply and i will investigate firther for you 🙂

Hi,

1) I will take a look at the thumbs in listing view and see what is happening…

2) Do you have a URL i could look at to see what you mean, it’s fine on my demo…?

Also, the modern child theme css file seems to contain all of the styles for the theme which kinda defeats the object of the child theme? Shouldn’t the new updates been applied to the GDF and then a child theme created?

The idea of a child theme is to style or re-style elements that are present in the parent theme/framework (and plugins).
Styles in the parent GDF framework which do not need changing are left, but elements that need changing are included in the child theme. It would be unusual for styles to be changed in the parent (apart from bugs).