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  • #602784

    Hi guys,

    I am using a 3rd party plugin http://blogdesigner.solwininfotech.com/ that allows me to put a single shortcode on the main Blog page in my Enfold theme-based site, so that it displays a pretty grid ‘preview’ of my blog posts.

    However, once you click on a post there are two issues with the single post layout that I’m trying to solve.

    1) There is a 120 px “header” section that I can’t get rid of above the post content itself. See “single post” link in Private Content.
    2) I would like to adjust the padding on the left and right sides of the single page post template, so that there is approx 100px padding on either side all the way down the page. Do you know what CSS I would have to add to Quick CSS for this to be possible?

    I’m including the admin login to the dev site below if you want to have a look in the back end as well.
    I appreciate any thoughts you might have in solving these problems.

    Thanks so much, I know how busy you guys are.
    D

    #603303

    Hi brogilberto!

    Please add following code to Quick CSS in Enfold theme options under General Styling tab

    .single-post #main {
        padding-top: 60px!important;
    }
    .bdp_single.offer_blog .bdp_single_offer_blog {
        padding: 0 100px;
    }

    Best regards,
    Yigit

    #603492

    Looks great. What is the padding syntax to have actually around 30px up top? Have a look (link below). It would just be nice to drop that post title down a little bit. Thanks as always!
    D

    #603494

    I forgot to mention: I’m also having real issues with being able to put any elements (sliders, titles, etc) above the blog post grid on the main Blog page (below). For some reason, elements always end up below, as you can see from link (below grid of posts). Any easy fixes or maybe I should start a new topic for this?

    Thx guys,
    D

    #604043

    Hey!

    please always open a new ticket for a new issue/question.

    Not sure about which element you are talking about concerning a padding-top value, but in Yigit’s last code you find “0” as padding-top. You could also use this code instead:

    .bdp_single.offer_blog .bdp_single_offer_blog {
        padding-top: 100px;
    } 
    

    and adjust as needed.

    I can’t see any issue on the last link you have provided. Open a new ticket for it and provide us precise information where we can see what’s going on. Use screenshots to highlight (imgur.com, dropbox).

    Best regards,
    Andy

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