Weaver II PHP issue

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Thank you!

@Scrambler

[Bluelight108]

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[scrambler]

You have a Margin-right:7px on the content that is causing the content to drop under because it can no longer fit besides the sidebar.

Not 100% sure if this is Custom CSS you entered (either in the custom CSS rule box or the COntent BG CSS+ box) or a theme setting. Check both

The rule is

#content {margin-right:7px;}

If you wanted space between the content area and the sidebar area, you need to use the Smart margin option in the content setting, so the theme can handle it properly

[Bluelight108]

Yeah! that did it, thank you so much!

Now how do I create a little space between the content and the sidebars, just a few pixels, so they aren’t squished together?

Thanks in advance 🙂

[scrambler]

we cross posted

If you wanted space between the content area and the sidebar area, you need to use the Smart margin option in the content setting, so the theme can handle it properly

The smart margin value (default 1%) can be changed to in a global setting

[Bluelight108]

Yes!!! that worked perfectly!

Now how do I do the same between the bottom of the sidebar and the footer?

So many tiny tweeks that make a difference.

I don’t want to abuse you but this is extremely helpful and so appreciated.

[Bluelight108]

I can see that the space between the sidebar and footer has already happened…there is a weird delay, even in Firefox…a very very long delay on Brave browser that adds to the confusion.

One more thing that I’ve not been able to change.

I have two menus in the footer and the fonts colours are the same as the primary menus at the moment…rather impossible to read.  I have the correct colours set in the admin, light colour like the text in the footer but it seems that the main menu colours over ride the footer colours.

I’m not finding where to make sure the correct colours are applied in the footer.

Thanks in advance!  Your wisdom is so appreciated!

 

[scrambler]

This is the widget link color. Go to the sidebar & Layout > Widget setting, and change the link color

[scrambler]

This is the widget link color. Go to the sidebar & Layout > Widget setting, and change the link color

[Bluelight108]

Thanks

It worked and changed the colours in the footer but also changed the colours in my sidebar menus, which I didn’t want to change, hum…

I had it set up that way with WeaverII so it must be possible, maybe I wasn’t clear. 🙁

[scrambler]

Everything is possible, you need to be specific.

To change the widget link color only in the footer, add the rule below in the theme Global Custom CSS Rule box

.wrapper #footer .widget a {color:white;}

 

[Bluelight108]

Thank you Scrambler, unfortunately it didn’t work…I see no change in the font colours for the menu links and hover in the footer area…hum

Not understanding why the colours I have set for links and hover in the footer area are not working but are being overridden by the menu link and hover colours …the text colour is what I have set for the footer section.

Is it possible that I have to set up the menus in the footer differently somehow?

[scrambler]

I do not see the rule in your page, did you remove it?

If you di, put it back so I can see why it is not working.

If you left it in, you may have some bad CSS in your custom CSS breaking the CSS file, paste the content of your custom CSS rule box here.

All that said, if you set a color in the Widget link setting, it will take precedence over the area link color as it is more specific. You can try to leave the color box empty in the widget link color option, and see if that allows the link to take the color set for the area instead.

[Bluelight108]

The only place I could find Global Custom CSS Rule box is Customize > Custom CSS > Global Custom CSS

.wrapper #footer .widget a {color:white;} is all that there is in that box and I hadn’t removed it, it’s still there.  Did I put it in the right place?

In the Xtreme admin > footer options > footer area  > footer area text colour is #F6EFCF (which is correct when viewing the footer at the moment)

the footer links are also #F6EFCF  and hover colour is #E0C64D whihc do not show.  The colours that show for these are the ones set for in the individual widget section.

In the footer widget area I don’t see any place to designate link and hover colour. Nor do I see any place to designate link and hover colours for the Primary and Secondary widget areas in the Sidebar options.

If I change the individual widget colours in the sidebar options, then it also changes the primary sidebar link colours that are then almost not visible…so I’ve left them the way they were.

Hope that’s helpful

[scrambler]

Something must be messed up with your CSS as I don’t see the rule, and I can’t access your CSS file in the browser development tool.

Are you by any chance using an optimization plugin for js and CSS?
If so you need to deactivate it, or exclude all theme files from it as the theme already optimizes js an CSS and adding another optimization level usually break things.

In a parallel and in regards to priorities, try deleting the color in Appearance > Xtreme Admin > Main Options > Sidebar & Layout > Individual Widgets > Widget links color

or in

Customizing (where mode) ▸ Sidebars & Widgets > Individual Widget Settings > Individual widget colors > Individual widget link color

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