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  • edit style.css of your theme:

    find:

    #secondary {
    	clear: right;
    	margin-right: 0px;
    	margin-left: 10px;
    }

    change to:

    #secondary {
    	clear: right;
    	margin-right: 10px;
    	margin-left: 0px;
         margin-top: 10px;
    }

    (explanation: there are two sidebar divs – #primary and #secondary.
    for some reason, #secondary had a margin-right of 0px instead of 10px, causing the shift. the suggested changes should remedy the issue.)

    ps:
    for alignment reasons, you could also add this new style to style.css:
    .textwidget { margin-left:-7px;}

    Thread Starter davidkynan

    (@davidkynan)

    Hi,

    For the first part, it’s great, thanks!

    Do I need to put this .textwidget { margin-left:-7px;} somewhere specific?

    Do I need to put this .textwidget { margin-left:-7px;} somewhere specific?

    by the time you asked that question, you could have tried to put it anywhere 😉

    actually, it does not matter where you put it;

    i personally would add totally unrelated new styles at the end of style.css, just as a matter of order.

    if it relates to something else, i would add it it after the related styles (but i don’t think this is the case here)

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