Try this CSS:
table.gadget {
margin: 0 auto;
}
I think you may be using a custom CSS plugin or similar. Just place the rule in there.
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jenfetch
(@fetchbranding)
Thanks for getting back to me. It doesn’t look like that works =/
@dave, don’t suggest people to add code without first creating a child theme!
@jen, first, create a child theme following this guide.
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jenfetch
(@fetchbranding)
@dave nevermind you were right I just needed to add !important to it and now it works
Yes, you did have to add the !important tag. Best of luck to you!
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jenfetch
(@fetchbranding)
Thanks @respectyoda. The theme I’m using actually allows you to put in your own custom css in their theme options section.
@respectyoda: Did you actually read my post?
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jenfetch
(@fetchbranding)
Thanks for your help Dave!
@jen, you are welcome. That’s great!
@dave, you can’t say, “I think…” and make an assumption. It is just best to explicitly state that one needs to either use a custom CSS plugin or create a child theme.
Anyway, I am glad this is resolved! Speaking of this topic being resolved, Jen, can you mark this topic resolved? Thanks.
@respectyoda: My comment was based on looking at the code and seeing evidence of a custom css plugin or similar. Turns out I was right.
