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Hi all,
I’ve had someone design a personal ‘style’ for the Enfold theme and he sent me PSD files. It’s the first time I work with a designer and I don’t know yet how to get those files into the theme so that they show on the website. I managed to set up a child theme already, so that’s one first step I think :-)
Any help in simple language is highly appreciated!
Hey!
Your question is very broad, maybe if you share us those images we could provide a better advice :)
Regards,
JosueThanks! I managed the posts with featured images, and used ‘pictures’ and ‘text’ in the widgets in de sidebar. It starts to look good :-)
Some issues I need your help with please:
– the top coloured bar is not in the right place yet. You mentioned you can help me out with this when the site goes live. What do you mean by going live? the website needs finishing asap, the client already sees the website, so this should preferably be done asap :-)
– Sidebar: I think it’s because I use separate widgets for the picture with the heading and then a separate one for the text, that there is so much white space between the header (with the colored line beneath it) and the text. Is there a way I can make this white space smaller?
– And also within one plugin, where it says ‘Steun ons’ the white areas are quite large, can I make those smaller somehow? Not sure you can help me out with this question, since it’s not a Kriesi-plugin.
Thanks for any help!
Hi!
1. Disable the header socket and add this to the Quick CSS:
.header_color .header_bg { background-position: top center !important; background-repeat: repeat-x !important; }2. To reduce the overall widget spacing:
section.widget { padding: 10px 0 !important; }3. To remove the spacing in the sidebar form:
.widget br { display: none; }Best regards,
JosueThanks Josue!
1. I’m not sure if I did it right (not sure what the header socket is and how to empty it), but I managed to get the rainbow-bar to stick to the top of the website somehow :-) But now I also see a faded one, see this screenprint please: https://www.dropbox.com/s/30s2afq89ljv0hi/Schermafbeelding%202014-07-22%20om%2021.27.59.png It remains there with or without the CSS code you provided.
2. I added this code to the custom CSS, but that doesn’t do the trick… so I assume I’m doing something wrong here… maybe I should add it in another area than the custom CSS field? I’m sorry, I’m not an expert here yet… Hope you don’t mind too much…
3. See 2, the same goes for this one as well.
Thanks so much for your help, it’ highly appreciated and one of the reasons why I love this theme so much. Great support!
1. Add this too:
.header_color { background-image: none !important; }2-3. Sidebar should look like this – http://screencast.com/t/pJOUK3Mzls0X, try adding the custom codes to the child theme style.css instead.
Best regards,
Josue
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