Link to site would help. But generally you can change the span4 (width: 33%) to span6 (width:50%) depending on the property. Also have to allow something for padding.
So try:
.footer-one {width: 48%;}
.footer-two {width: 24%;}
.footer-three {width: 24%;}
Thanks.
I have also found this method of modifying the class values (via functions.php);
add_filter(‘tc_widgets_footer’, ‘custom_footer_one’);
function custom_footer_one($output) {
return preg_replace(‘/span4/’, ‘span6’, $output);
}
Is this considered a valid way?
Yes, that’s fine. But.
Just make sure you’ve balanced all your spans. The original code was:
span4-span4-span4
You’ve now changed it to span6-span6-span6 and that is not going to work in that it will overflow to a 2nd line. The total of the spans needs to = 12. So you’ll need to change something.
My CSS code might work better?
Link to site would help just to verify what I’ve said.
Thanks – will go down the CSS width route!
