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  • Thread Starter mliam

    (@mliam)

    can anybody gimme a hand with this?

    Hi mliam.

    Let me try. 🙂

    For your sidebar, try to separate each widget into separate “containers”. An example structure would be something like this:

    <div class="widget">
    <h3>This is the widget title</h3>
    [PLACE WIDGET CONTENT HERE]
    </div><!--/.widget-->

    This should aid you in adding the rounded corners (a DIV tag with a CSS class on for the top corners and one for the bottom corners would be a simple way to add the corners). An example could look like this:

    <div class="widget">
    <div class="widget_top"></div><!--/.widget_top-->
    <h3>This is the widget title</h3>
    [PLACE WIDGET CONTENT HERE]
    <div class="widget_bottom"></div><!--/.widget_bottom-->
    </div><!--/.widget-->

    Replacing the “[PLACE WIDGET CONTENT HERE]” with the particular content for the sidebar item (eg: <?php wp_meta(); ?> will add the content to the widget.

    I hope this helps, mliam. Please post further if I have misunderstood your query. 🙂

    Thread Starter mliam

    (@mliam)

    thanks i’ll give it a shot

    Thread Starter mliam

    (@mliam)

    awesome thank you works great

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