• Hi. I am using a twenty eleven child theme, and would like to move the entire object containing “proudly powered by wordpress” up. Or reduce the space between my footer widget and the object.

    How can this be done?

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    Thread Starter megadopebeatz

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    I want to reduce the space between the mailing list form, and the copyright notice (formerly “proudly powered by wordpress”)

    You reduce the padding-top to zero on #site-generator and/or reduce the padding-bottom to zero on #supplementary.

    Try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on for this kind of CSS troubleshooting.

    Thread Starter megadopebeatz

    (@megadopebeatz)

    i want to move the entire object up though. including the black space of the container.

    sorry I am a noob and have only been doing this for a few days. i have fire bug, and will see what it says.

    Thread Starter megadopebeatz

    (@megadopebeatz)

    i got it with margin-top: -50px

    but shouldn’t there be an “overflow hidden” of something like that if i do it that way?

    Try this instead:

    #site-generator {
      padding-top: 0;
    }
    
    #supplementary {
      padding-bottom: 0;
    }

    But you have a bigger problem – the child theme is not set up correctly – you should only have changes in the stylesheet – not a copy of the entire parent theme file.

    Thread Starter megadopebeatz

    (@megadopebeatz)

    i want the black space to still occupy to the bottom though when viewing from firefox and on default zoom.

    and yeah. i am a total noob. i made the website on the parent theme, and then couldn’t remember what i changed so i copied all of the files to the child theme. i totally don’t know what i am doing!

    Getting the child theme straightened out first would be a good idea :). Otherwise you’re likely to have more/bigger problems later. Did you change any .php files or only CSS in style.css?

    Thread Starter megadopebeatz

    (@megadopebeatz)

    .php files

    i am almost certain i changed the header php
    and i changed whatever file said “powered by word press” im pretty sure.

    mostly alignment stuff, and removing elements of the page.

    initially i did not understand when visiting the forums here that when peeps were suggesting how to change things that they were referring to the .css style sheet. and whenever i found the line code then i changed it regardless of where it was located.

    also i have made a change to the mailchimp plugin widget.php and the wp-config.php (when i accidentally messed up the home and siteurl in the general settings i had to add them in manually to the wp-config to recover my site.)

    anything else that i might have changed i can not remember. but mostly stuff to do with hiding objects. removing lines to make them disappear and ect.

    Thread Starter megadopebeatz

    (@megadopebeatz)

    i replaced the butchered 2011 theme with a fresh download of 2011, and deleted all of the extra php files in the child theme with no problems. thanks for the heads up on that.

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