• I’m trying to get a map and a form to sit side by side. I’m pretty sure this is a simple task and yet I’m badly in need of some advice.

    lukeestevan.co.uk/contact

    I can’t work out how to move the map up. I’ve “dived” it all up a bit but as i’m in my first week of building my first website I’m a little lost.

    Any help would be most welcome.

    Thank you.

    [Seriously? After only 50 minutes? No bumping. If it’s that urgent, consider hiring someone.]

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  • Thread Starter Luke Estevan

    (@luke-estevan)

    don’t worry … got it.

    Thread Starter Luke Estevan

    (@luke-estevan)

    so …

    Having floated the shortcode item (google map) on my page to have it on the same line as a contact form I now have a problem in that when viewed on a mobile the “float: right” item is not aligned with the rest of the page.

    Any ideas on how to fix this without changing the look of the page on a wide viewed screen?

    Many thanks.

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    Try adding:

    @media all and (max-width: 480px) {
     .entry-content {
      float: left;
     }
    }

    Thread Starter Luke Estevan

    (@luke-estevan)

    ah ha … excellent!

    Thank you Andrew! and thanks again for all your help the other day with the footer!

    When I said evasive I meant invasive … but as it turns out I meant neither.

    Thanks again.

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