This is not a “Very small CSS coding help”, because the parent theme’s CSS had been altered. The indentation problem is actually a layout issue, the width that is assgined, without consideration to the correct margin, to more elements than nesscessary, and duplicated 2 times both in edited parent theme and child theme.
To fix the issue, first backup the currently in use, parent and child theme, then update ( upload the new fresh one ) the parent theme, now it’s 2010 v1.5. Then do it right this time, make changes in child theme only, assign the width to the element that needs to only, with the correct margin.
ohh, alright, I see what you mean. I’ll try that, thanks!
(this is on a side note)
The image used in the web should be optimized for the web. The DSC040131.jpg alone is 1.7M and w=3816px h=2656px. This is way too much, it slows your site down, there are many images like this on the index page.
Your site will load a lot faster, and users will enjoy more, browse more, google search engine will value the site more, if you just optimize the image before upload to the web. It’s worth doing it, and it doesn’t take much to do, all images editing software can do this (even in batch).
Thanks again 🙂 I’ve let her know about her images
So I’ve done what you said and reset it all, but now I cannot get the sidebar to move towards the left, it’s stuck where it’s at or it goes beneath the content. The whole layout is set to 1069px and the container is at 100% so I don’t know why it thinks that it’s smaller than that.
fashionjunkiie.com
Removing these 2 lines
padding: 40px 10px 0 10px;
margin-left: -40px;
from the #main will make the site looks right.
In fact, you can even delete the whole #main from your childtheme’s CSS, because what’s inside it is already there in the parent’s CSS.
The same goes to #container too, can be removed from child’s CSS.
