Luke Stacey

Try this:

#footertext {
   padding-bottom: 20px;

}

#footertext.col-md-7 {
  width:  100%;
}

#parallax-bg {
  border-bottom: none;
}

Hi Peter,

You could deal with the icons individually so the text spacing remains consistent?

Giving you this: Screenshot

1. Remove the code I gave you before.

2. Use something like this instead:

.icon-question,
.icon-book,
.icon-envelope,
.icon-truck,
.icon-map-marker {
  padding-right:  15px;
}
.icon-leaf {
  padding-right:  10px;
}
.icon-lock {
  padding-right:  18px;
}

As for the primary navigation labels try:

#menu-main-menu li a .icon-map-marker {
  padding-left: 9px;
}

#menu-main-menu li a .icon-envelope {
  padding-left: 15px;
}

Those two seem to be the main culprits – Screenshot

Hope that sorts it for you 🙂

Luke the Daft Duke

Hi there!

I think this snippet of code should do the trick for you:

.site-banner-media::before {
  background: none;
}

You can paste this code in your child theme’s style.css or in a custom css plugin such as Simple Custom CSS.

I hope that helps 🙂

Luke the Daft Duke

Hi there!

I think this snippet of code will do the trick for you:

ul.nav-menu li {
  display: inline-block;
  float: none;
}

ul.nav-menu {
  text-align: center;
}

You can paste this code in your child theme’s style.css or in a custom css plugin such as Simple Custom CSS.

I hope that helps 🙂

Luke the Daft Duke

Hi there!

I just created a child theme for Twenty Fourteen with the exact code you posted above and I’m not having any of the problems you mentioned.

You are right in thinking no other files need to be copied over when creating the child theme.

Could it perhaps be a caching problem in your browser? Might be worth clearing your browser’s cache and reloading a few times to make sure it’s not something simple.

If that doesn’t work could you post a link to your site and we’ll take a look for you.

I hope that helps 🙂

Luke the Daft Duke

1. Download the footer.php from the parent theme folder onto your computer.

2. Open it with a text editor (i.e. notepad).

3. Add your HTML content to the top of the file.

4. Upload the file to your child theme folder.

Custom CSS – Depends on what method you used to store your CSS styles. If it’s in a plugin such as Simple Custom CSS or Jetpack then these are theme agnostic so you won’t need to do anything.

If you pasted them into your parent theme’s style.css file (which is not a good practice as they can be lost when a theme updates) – you can copy them into your child theme’s style.css file.

Once you have your CSS sorted and footer.php uploaded you can activate the child theme.

You just need to change the template line in your style.css file, should be:

Template: arcade-basic