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That is what it says now. I think there may have been a little confusion about what I was asking for. I wanted to adjust the full page width, not just the footer. But changing the “dimensions” in enfold didn’t seem to have any effect.
-TJ
Hi Victoria,
It seems putting that script in the quick CSS worked!
However, it does not seem like the % is having any impact. We want a decent margin on the left and right, but we didn’t want it to be soo narrow. Basically we would like the content+sidebar to be about 80% the width of the browser window so it doesn’t seem like the content is reaching end to end. I tried changing it to 50% just to see if it would change anything, but the content still stayed just as wide.
Currently i have in my quick CSS:
#footer .container {
max-width: 40%;
}
#top #wrap_all #av_section_1 .entry-content-wrapper h1.av-special-heading-tag {
text-transform: none;
}
.special_amp {
font-family: sans-serif;
font-size: inherit!important;
font-style: inherit;
font-weight: inherit!important;
color: inherit!important;
}Shouldn’t adjusting that width % have some impact on what is being rendered?
My apologies if my descriptions are confusing.
Basically, the width of the content + the sidebar seems to have narrowed, and the blog titles and the text overlaying the banner image have switched to ALL CAPS. I didn’t mess around with any of the other formats before putting in that quick CSS, so I am not sure why things would have changed.
I am looking to get this sent around to my team ASAP, but I would like to fix these two issues first.
Thank you.
I copied and pasted that into the quick CSS in the general styling tab (see https://www.screencast.com/t/gYtnhao4p), but the ampersand is still not matching the rest of the font.
