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Very useful thread, thanks.
I’ve used Yigit’s code to experiment with and adjust the spacing above and below the main content elements to achieve a slightly ‘tighter’ look to my site.
/* ********* testing space BEFORE main content items ********** */
.content { padding-top: 18px!important; }/* ********* testing space AFTER main content items ********** */
.content { padding-bottom: 18px!important; }Both solutions work perfectly – many thanks Yigit, much appreciated.
I’ve pasted them below with notes in case they’re of help to anyone else.
/* ********* This line adds padding for last menu item when Search icon is turned off ********** */
#top .main_menu .menu>li:last-child>a { padding-right: 13px; }/* ********* This turns on the full width horizontal rule underneath the main menu ********** */
#header_main_alternate { z-index: 1; }:o)
On your question 2… Not sure I’m right on this, but as a WP and Enfold ‘newbie’ I’ve been playing with sidebars and footers.
In the Dashboard, go to Appearance | Widgets
On the right hand side of the screen, at the bottom, create a new Enfold Custom Widget Area and name it ‘Testimonials’
Once it’s created, click on the arrow at the right edge of the ‘Testimonials’ widget name bar to open up the widget area.
From the main ‘Available Widgets’ list, drag ‘Text: Arbitrary text or HTML’ widget into ‘Testimonials’.
Then, in the pop-up text box, just type in the title and text to create a reusable custom widget which you can use in your sidebar (or anywhere else).
