Widget Width 50% Please Help

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  • #14248

    info@benjaminbonetti.com
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    Any ideas?

    my widget seems to be set at 50% of 300px any ideas how i can increase to 100%

    thanks in advance

    #14250

    info@benjaminbonetti.com
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    its only the title… not the actual content

    #14252

    John Allsopp
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    It would be difficult to advise without seeing it – can you give us the URL (in a private reply if you like) so we can advise you.

    #14257

    info@benjaminbonetti.com
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    isn’t live yet but see attached, the widget titles are 50% of the actual space

    #14259

    info@benjaminbonetti.com
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    this is the footer widget area, you’ll see the other widgets are working fine.

    #14300

    Paolo
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    We can’t debug images with firebug and it is difficult to provide the css needed without being able to see the website… We don’t even know what theme are using…

    #14334

    info@benjaminbonetti.com
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    #14345

    John Allsopp
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    Ok i see what is happening here. GD gives listing titles a width of 50% and the other 50% is for the “View All” link.
    The problem you have is that your theme adds a background to the “widget-title” which makes it look odd.

    To make the footer widget titles full width, add this

    
    
    #footer .widget-title {
         width: 100%;
    }

    (you may need to do a similar thing for your sidebar widgets)
    then you will need to style the View All link

    
    
    .geodir_list_heading a {
         text-align: left;
         width: auto;
    }

    You may want to add some padding or a margin, but you get the idea…

    #14376

    info@benjaminbonetti.com
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    what plugin do you use to edit this easily without messing up the whole site?

    #14378

    John Allsopp
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    You wouldn’t use a plugin to edit this, you would make the changes in your child theme’s style.css file. Don’t do it in the parent theme because it will get overridden when the theme updates.

    #14385

    info@benjaminbonetti.com
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    Hi John,

    thanks – i can’t see the child theme style.css??

    where would that be?

    #14408

    Paolo
    Site Admin
    Post count: 31206

    you need to go to Appearance >> Editor

    There you should find your active theme style.css

    Thx

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