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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing Widget Text Color using Site Origin's Page Builder??If you are trying to style the content created by a plugin, you need to check the plugin options, an eventually ask the plugin developer how to use it.
If you get nowhere with the plugin developer, we would need at least a link to the site with detailed description of what you are trying to change and how
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site-wide change to background colourFirst NEVER edit theme files!!
Weaver has dedicated places to create Custom CSS when you need it, being either the CSS+ boxes of applicable options, or more generally, the Advanced Options > Head Options > Custom CSS Rule box.
But in your case, there is a weaver option already built in to change that, put your color in Main Options > General Appearance > Wrapper page BG box
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing Widget Text Color using Site Origin's Page Builder??When you are looking for CSS syntax, just Google “CSS rule for xxxxx” and you will find plenty of sources.
Some reference sites below:
http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/html
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML
http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/css
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSSYou should post in the weaver forum for that
http://forum.weavertheme.com/Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to center Thumbnail galleryAs WPyogi mentions, the weaver forum is always best, but while I am here , here we go.
You seem to be using a plugin for your gallery, they are using the class attachment-thumbnail on the images, and this class carries a float left by default. Because of the float, the align-center property does not work.
Normally the plugin should offer you a way to center the gallery, and that should include the proper CSS to make sure images are not floated.
If they cant and you cannot get anywhere with them, you can override the weaver property for that gallery by putting the rule below in Advanced Options > HEad Section > Custom CSS Rule box.
#content #gallery_617 .attachment-thumbnail {float:none !important;}But it would be best if the solution was provided by the plugin developer.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing Widget Text Color using Site Origin's Page Builder??Always better to use a percentage to keep it proportional when the theme scale things
font-size:80%;Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changing Widget Text Color using Site Origin's Page Builder??You can change text attribute within existing text by using a <span> tag like explained below. You can add the style inline using the style attribute, or you can add a class and style the class with custom CSS rule box.
1) Inline styling:
Your text would look like
existing regular text <span style=”color:red;font-style:italic;”>This text will be red and italic</span> rest of the regular text
2) Class and custom CSS:
Your text would look like
existing regular text <span class=”mystyle1″>This text will be red and italic</span> rest of the regular textThen you put the rule below in Weaver Advanced Options > Head Section > Custom CSS rule box
.mystyle1 {color:red;font-style:italic;}the second method allows you to use one styling rule and reuse it in many different places
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Weaver II] trying to put social icons in header – weaver IIWeaver II pro has two options to do what you want, the Header Extra HTML that can be positioned over the header image, and the Header gadgets.
Without pro, you could use some CSS tricks to move the header widget area that has your social icons over the header image, but you are going to run into problems when the browser size gets smaller and therefore on mobile.
When that happens, your Social Icons will end up over the Logo which you probably do not want.
The CSS to do that is explained below, but you should probably consider a different design layout. At the very least you should put your social icons inside a [weaver_hide_if_mobile] shortcode so they do not show over your logo on mobile, and then add them somewhere else for the mobile view using the [weaver_show_if_mobile] shortcode
To move the Header Horizontal Widget Area Over the Header image add the rules below in Advanced Options > Head Section > Custom CSS Rule Box
#sidebar_header {position:absolute;top:15%;right:2%;}
Using the values that work for you.
In the future, you will get more attention by posting directly in the weaver forum
http://forum.weavertheme.com/Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Weaver II] Weaver 2 problems – made website blank when updatedI am not sure what you mean by Weaver 1 and weaver 2.
I know the Old generation of Weaver were named Weaver 2.2.x
The new generation is name Weaver II and the current version just went from 1.3.8 to 2.0
There is an upgrade path from Weaver 2.2.9 (the last version of 2.2.x) to Weaver II detailed here.
http://weavertheme.com/upgrading-from-original-weaver-to-weaver-ii/as well as a maintenance plugin to finish the process.
http://weavertheme.com/download/?did=16if this is not what you mean by weaver 1, post in the weaver forum trying to elaborate
http://forum.weavertheme.com/Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Weaver II] Editing post format for 3 columns contentThe forum seems to be down right now so I’ll give you some info here.
There is no trivial way to accomplish what you want. You also need to decide what you would do with the Top post info line (published by in on…)
The best way to change the layout of posts would be to create a child theme and edit the necessary PHP templates in the child theme. that requires some knowledge of PHP.
To do it only with weaver option and or CSS you could do the following.
In the post editing page check Hide post title, then start your post content with a clearing div and your own title (using the TEXT mode of the editor, it would look something like:
<div style=”clear:both;”></div>
Your Own Title
Your post contentIf all your featured image will have the same height, there is an easy way using CSS, adding the rules below in Advanced options > HEad Section > Custom CSS Rule box
.type-post .entry-header {margin-top:100px;} /*create space above the Post Title . needs to be the same for all images*/
.type-post .featured-image {position:absolute;top:0%;left:0%;} /*will shift the Featured image in the space created above*/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Floating Social Bar] Facebook comment box hidden in Weaver IITry
#sidebar_wrap_footer {overflow:visible;}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Floating Social Bar] Facebook comment box hidden in Weaver IICan you be specific bout what button being clicked opens the facebook box that is being clipped
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Floating Social Bar] Facebook comment box hidden in Weaver IIYou probably need to add the rule below in Advanced options > HEad Section > Custom CSS Rule box
#content {overflow:visible;}
and eventually
#main {overflow:visible;}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: weaver ii save/restore themeYou may want to clarify what plugin you are speaking about.
Weaver II does save its setting inside the database, so a backup of the database will include these.
Weaver II pro also has the ability to backup your settings on your computer (w2b file) from the Save restore tab. On Weaver II basic, you can get that functionality by installing the Weaver II theme extra Plugin.
Although they are saved on the database, it does not hurt to have a separate copy (the w2b file) saved locally on your computer using that.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Weaver II] Removal of title/heading from text are of pageThe one under the menu bar is from the breadcrumb in the info bar. You can hide these in Main Options > Menus > Info bar section, hide breadcrumb or hide the whole info bar
The second one under that is the page title in the page content, you have the option to hide it in the Weaver II Options for this page of each Page editing page.