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I doubt the free version will have any features removed. New features that are added might be added to the paid plugin rather than the free theme version, but even that’s not always true, depends on the feature. At least that’s how it’s been.

You’re probably better off asking questions about Weaver at the Weaver forums http://weavertheme.com/support/support-forum/

Glad it worked. You can reduce that space by changing the width of #content. Try 58.4%, it looked pretty good.

#content {
    margin: 0 34% 0 4.6%;
    width: 58.4%;
}

Your screenshot is showing Chrome browser, not mozilla, but I just tried it in Chrome and it looks fine as well. Maybe an addon is conflicting or something? Ask a few friends

Following the post I linked, I increased the sidebar by 3%, reduced the left and right margins by 3% (so everything wouldn’t looked so squished together) and decreased the width of the content by 3%.

Here is the code I used, I also added the 40px font for entry title like you said you changed.

/* change post title font size */
.entry-title {
    font-size: 40px;
}

/* change sidebar width 3% wider and reduce left and right margins */

#primary {
    float: left;
    margin: 0 -29.4% 0 0; /* right margin originally 26.4 */
    width: 100%;
}
#content {
    margin: 0 34% 0 4.6%; /* left margin originally 7.6 */
    width: 55.4%; /* width originally 58.4 */
}
#secondary {
    float: right;
    margin-right: 4.6%; /* right margin originally 7.6 */
    width: 22.8%; /* width originally 18.8 */
}

This is all you should have in your child theme, if that’s the only change you made. You may need to play with what I commented (I’m not sure the exact size of your widget) but everything is marked.

Would need a link to your site. Usually it’s a:hover

I’m on a 32″ using Firefox and it looks great to me http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/4524/snap20120320at160211.png

I’m not seeing the above code in your style.cs, maybe you’ve removed it already.

First thing I noticed is, you added all of Twenty Eleven’s style.css code to your child theme css.

It’s great you created a child theme, but there’s no need to copy the entire CSS code.

Child themes will use the parent theme style and templates unless there’s already code in the child theme to tell it to do something else.

Example. lets say the site title in twenty eleven is green
Twenty Eleven style.css might say
#site-title { color: green; }

In your child theme, there’s no point in also having
#site-title { color: green; }
It just tells it to do the same thing, when the whole point of a child theme is to make it look different than the parent theme.

If you wanted the site title to be red, then add the new css to your child theme and it will use it.
#site-title { color: red; }
It also makes it difficult to see what changes you’ve actually made to the original code.

Where in your style.css are you adding the above code?