@carl59
Go to Frontier Options -> Widgets then check “Body”. A new widget area will appear on the widgets page. Add your banner on a text widget then place that on the Body Widget Area.
As indicated on the theme page, you’ll have to manually position your Body Widgets with CSS. By default they’ll just appear on top of the page.
Place your CSS on the Custom CSS option. This is just a sample:
#text-1.widget-body {
position: absolute;
left: 10px;
top: 10px;
}
Thread Starter
Carl59
(@carl59)
Ups. I just did like you said,but when I put that code in custom CSS option,nothing happens,banner is stil in top of the page.
@carl59
I clearly stated that the CSS code I posted above is just a “sample”.
Place your CSS on the Custom CSS option. This is just a sample
You’ll have to replace #text-1 with the exact ID that your text widget is using. If you need help on what ID to use, you have to post a link to your site.
Thread Starter
Carl59
(@carl59)
I sent you mail on your site. When you see it,answer me on my mail. Thank you ronangelo.
@carl59
Sorry, can’t answer you by mail. I did receive your message.
Since right now you’re using a plugin and not the text widget you’d replace #text-1 with #useful-banner-manager-banners-rotation-9. Adjust the 10px values.
#useful-banner-manager-banners-rotation-9.widget-body {
position: absolute;
left: 10px;
top: 10px;
}
Read this so you’d know how to get IDs and Classes in the future http://ronangelo.com/use-firebug-to-modify-wordpress-theme-css/
Thread Starter
Carl59
(@carl59)
Hi ronangelo,it’s me again. Look,I sent you email 5 min. ago. It’s all good with body banners,but when I go on my site,banners is on content,not on background. Do you know how to set it to be static on background or something like that?
Do you know how to set it to be static on background or something like that?
No, I don’t.
Maybe you could learn from this.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_positioning.asp
For general CSS questions that are NOT related to the theme ask here instead.
http://csscreator.com/forum
