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  • #556141

    Hi,

    I’m trying to put a widget (a text block with an image and a link, which I’ve just created) in a right sidebar. I’m noticing that there is too much padding between widget borders and sidebar borders, on both sides (see scheme below):

    main container sidebar
    |…(padding left say 50px)|….(box, width 100%)…|(padding-right say 50px)…|

    | = the borders of the sidebar and those of the widget.

    I have reduced padding on the right, by setting
    . container{padding-right: 15px} on Quick CSS

    but I’m unable to do the same on the left side. The widget now seems “shifted” on the right, with lesser padding. I would like to have lesser padding on both sides. The width of the widget is not to be reduced.
    Do you have any suggestions?
    Thanks in advance.
    Diego

    #556172

    Hi diego!

    can you please show us a link of your web page and with a screenshot what you want to achive, is that possible?

    Best regards,
    Basilis

    #556392

    Hi,

    please see on Private Content for the sitelink.
    What I want to achieve is very simple: as you can see, the sidebar on the right is grey, with a padding-right of 10 px. I want to do the same thing on the left border of the box widget contained in the sidebar, maintaining the actual width of the sidebar, in order to enlarge the width of the widget itself. In other words, I want to shrink the grey margin on the left of the box widget, without shrinking the sidebar, so gaining room for the box widget. Is it possible? Should you need also a screenshot or a detailed scheme please let me know how to post it, as I’m unable to copy and paste it in this window.
    Best Regards
    Diego

    #557587

    Hi,

    Please try the following in Quick CSS under Enfold–>General Styling:

    .inner_sidebar {
        margin-left: 0px !important;
    }

    Regards,
    Rikard

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