Hi, your theme is responsive?
Can you post the url of your website?
Thank you
Thanks for your quick response. And yes, it’s a responsive site built on Genesis. URL is:
http://new.flisser.com/
You can trick your theme adding
” footer-widgets-1 ”
on class of your section container of widget
now the class are “widget widget_youtube_responsive ”
<section id=”youtube_responsive-4″ class=”widget widget_youtube_responsive footer-widgets-1″>….</section>
One other thing: when I upload a preview image, even if the image is 300 px wide and I specify a max 300 px width for the video, the preview expands to fill the entire 900 px space.
And thanks for the CSS info, but I don’t want to edit the page source code manually. If I do, the edits will disappear the next time I update the page.
Ok, you use some type of framework to add widget and section on your page?
Yes, this is a StudioPress theme inside the Genesys framework. I’m using the Widgets screen in WordPress to place the widgets. If I do it manually, the edits will disappear.
I found the definition of footer-widgets-1 (specifies padding and width) and pasted those in the theme’s main styles.css in a new definition:
section .widget_youtube_responsive {
padding: 0 2.8%;
width: 33.3333333333%;
}
….as a way of applying that padding and width whenever footer-widgets-1 is inside the section selector. But that didn’t work. 🙁
You must apply the style to section and not to widget inside to the section
Thanks for your help, but I think the only way this will work is if the option to add that class is built into the plugin’s UI. Maybe you can consider that for a future update.
It’s no correct way.
The style to be applyed to the container, if your theme don’t support that
maybe you must edit the theme or change that.
