Hello Dude,

Thanks for the reply. Ok, as long as I know it is there because yoast cannot see it for some reason which made me think they are not being added.

Andrew

Thanks Josue,

I will give it a try.

Andrew

Thanks Yigit

Andrew

Hello Yigit,

I am seeing more problems with the testimonials widget on tablet/mobile browsing so I think I will have to look at another way of displaying them, for instance on mobile the text is centered but the container isn’t which sort of looks a mess. I will get back to you if I decide to use them.

Thanks again for trying.

Andrew

Sorry but no I can’t send a link.

Can you test it from your version on your android device?

Thanks

Andrew

Hello,

Still doen’t work. I have removed all other custom css, deactivated all plugin and tried adding the testimonials to a blank page and still they are pulled to the left of the page.

It is reading the custom css but ‘not’ the align. I have tested this by adding a custom class and setting the background of the block to red. It changes the background to red but will not center the element.

So, it’s not me!:-) all other elements on the page read the enter align ok apart from the damn testimonials.

Thanks

Andrew

Thanks but I am working on local until it is live.

Have you tested it yourself with the latest version?

Andrew

Sorry I can’t it’s not live yet.

I have also tried removing all other custom css and just adding the css for the centering of the testimonials but still no joy,

Thanks

Andrew

Thanks for the reply but unfortunately it is still pulled to the left, I also added !important to it but still no change.

Andrew

Thanks Jose,

It’s not a live site at the moment which is why I am just trying to find the code to change.

Thanks

Andrew

Thanks Josue,

Unfortunately it didn’t hide it?

Andrew

Ok, I am still having problems with the syntax and the many different suggestions in the support forum so can someone please let me know the correct css for the following:

Background of the tab title for active and inactive tabs
Color of the font for the title for inactive and active tabs
background color of the tab content box (where the content is actually added)

Thanks

Andrew

Thanks Josue,

Sounds like a better solution:-) Thanks for your help,

Andrew

I worked it out after trial and error:-) In case anyone is trying to do the same. The a class is for a button matching the theme colors. I have used this in the text area of a testimonial grid which works ok.

The rel=”prettyphoto[pp_gal] is the gallery code and can be changed to include multiple galleries, for example rel=”prettyphoto[mygallery1]. Just change the name of the rel link for the gallery and make sure all images you want ‘in’ that gallery also include the same rel attribute.

<span>Click here for photos</span>
<div style=”display: none;”>

</div>

Andrew

Thanks Josue,

Thanks for the reply. I am ok with creating classes in the custom css file and applying this to containers in general but I am a bit lost when it comes to applying it to a ‘page container’? For example, if I just want to add a special class to a column container this is easy enough to do by adding the class ID to the column container but where (visually) would I apply the class to the entire page?

Thanks

Andrew