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  • Thread Starter Gorkaroke

    (@gorkaroke)

    It works perfectly, rdellconsulting!

    Thank you so much!

    But you were right, it looks different on different screens and devices…

    Is there a way to fix its position?

    It also happens with the search box. I placed it in the center as I see it on my screen, but it is placed on the right on a panoramic screen. Is there a way to center it permanently everywhere?

    Thanks again (and sorry for my poor knowledge of CSS).

    Gorka.

    Thread Starter Gorkaroke

    (@gorkaroke)

    Thanks! I was able to place it where I wanted, but now the social icons are inactive O_o

    Thread Starter Gorkaroke

    (@gorkaroke)

    Ideally, I would love for the social icons to stand to the left of the search bar, which is in the middle of the page. That way, I would have everything on the same line:

    social icons search bar menu items

    Is that possible?

    Thread Starter Gorkaroke

    (@gorkaroke)

    Thank you, rdellconsulting!

    You are right, it works fine when I delete the CSS I added to move the social icon bar.

    This is what I added to place it on top of the menu items:

    .navbar-inner .social-block {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 10px 0;
    }

    .row-fluid [class*=span] {
    display: block;
    min-height: 10px;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    float: right;
    }

    .navbar-inner .social-block {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0 0 10px 0;
    text-align: right;
    }

    Do you know if there is a way to shift the social icons without it affecting the search results?

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Gorkaroke

    (@gorkaroke)

    Hi again!

    I have managed to show results in the left column, but I still have issues with the spacing between the results…

    Is there a way to fix that?
    And to center-align the h1 together with the input word?

    Thanks!
    Gorka.

    Thread Starter Gorkaroke

    (@gorkaroke)

    Thanks for your reply, rdellconsulting.

    The thing is that the problem is not on the front page. On the main page, the theme allows you to choose the images you want inside the circles. But if you want circles on the other pages, you need to do it through code (as far as I know).

    But I have to say I found my mistake. I was copying the image URL from my Ftp directory instead of inserting the one from the media library. So problem solved 🙂

    I am sure I will have many more during the construction of the website, so you’ll see me around!

    Thabks again for the supoort,
    Gorka.

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