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  • Thread Starter neryba

    (@neryba)

    Tejas Gandhi, thank you very much for your help.

    With the changes you suggest, it works fine when I use browser width in full. But if I make it smaller in width, or if looking at it in a device with a smaller screen, things go wrong. As you an se live in http://nerybauer.com/temp/, in some sizes the nav bar goes over the logo, in others it dont get aligned with the logo horizontaly, etc… So, I think this change dont solve my problem.

    I dont know very much css… but two things come to mind. Maybe instead of using “-100px” on the left margin we should use something relative, not absolute? Like, “-50%” ? And, if we use a ‘display’ function wouldnt it work better, maybe using ‘inline’ value? I tried some of it but with no luck, maybe becasue Im not putting it in the right place.

    ashu, firstly try to activate parent theme instead of child. If then you can access admin, the problem will be in the child. In this case, activate again the child and ‘deactivate’ each of the files in the child theme (renaming it, for example, from .php to ,old), through ftp. At sme point you will find the file that is causing the crash.

    But if the problem is in the parent, things are more comp´licated. If yu remember what files yu edited in the parent theme, try replacing them with the original files of the theme.

    Heystaceyk, I believe there are better ways to make it, but I made it adding this code to the custom css:

    .tc-header {
    position: fixed;
    background-color: #fff;
    z-index: 100;
    width:100%
    }
    .carousel {
    margin-bottom: 0px;
    padding-top: 168px;
    }
    #main-wrapper {
    padding-top: 168px;
    }

    Notice that this code fix the header, than it makes its background not transparent, then adjust the z-index for it, and finnaly mves the main wrapper below.

    Thread Starter neryba

    (@neryba)

    Thanks for your reply, ElectricFeet. I searched zillions of themes, the only one that I could find that would offer what I needed was this one. Does someone has a suggestion for one that would fit better?

    Thread Starter neryba

    (@neryba)

    Thanks very much for your help and reply, gscohier. But I believe I didnt explained myself well.

    What I need is that the page dont use the full width of the browser, but instead, something like 75%, centered, keeping some blank space in both sides of the browser.

    I dont know exactly how to call it, but I want that the wrapper, or the container, of the full website, in all pages, be smaller in the width.

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