Hey Kelly,
Sure, you can use this CSS to widen the comments section:
.comments {
padding: 0 5%;
}
the “5%” value can be increased to make the comment section narrower, or decreased to make it even wider.
ah! I spoke too soon Ben! Sorry!
I wanted to change the width of the actual comments. I like that the area has been widened but I’m more concerned about the actual comment container.
Oh I see, sorry about. Try the following CSS instead:
@media all and (min-width: 62.5em) {
.comment-content {
width: 65%
}
}
This is going to increase the width of the comment – the content itself.
that worked perfectly!
Is there a way to put social media buttons below the titles in each post?
What I mean is each post has a title and under that title is a dash and then the text of the post follows. Is there a way to get some social media buttons below that dash centered?
Try the Simple Share Buttons Adder plugin. I’m not sure if there’s a built-in way to center them, but it can display social icons above and/or below Posts.
that worked!
Ben,
Do you have a list of WP plugins that are “must haves”?
You’re welcome!
Yes, I published a big list of all my favorite WordPress tools you can find here: https://www.competethemes.com/wordpress-resources/
Ben,
I was wondering, how would I get the text in my posts to wrap around any images I wanted to add. Do I need a plug-in for that?
When I try to do it now the images do not wrap and the text is either above or below the image.
If you left- or right-align the image, the text should naturally wrap around it. In the post editor, when you click on an image in the post it should present you with a small toolbar: http://pics.competethemes.com/image/0G0b2b3Q1g1h
Using either the left- or right-align buttons in the toolbar should position the image, so the text will wrap around it on the site (the text may not wrap while in the editor).
