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#17876

Yup I think you are totally right.

I think I’m actually ok now. I’m using multi-page toolkit. Only thing I’m stuck on now is trying to get more space below the numbers in the top set…

http://juicytravels.com/best-air-travel-sites/5-cool-flight-tracker-sites-multipagetoolkit/

I added padding to the contentjump stuff but it didn’t do anything. Once I get that done I think I’m going to just use this, or, Easy Paginator which is pretty good but waiting for them to tweak something in the code to make it where the screens are separate entities that can be linked to/clicked on. You can see that example here if you want

http://juicytravels.com/best-air-travel-sites/5-cool-flight-trackers-easy-pag/

So…I’m going to live with one of these and forget the rest. These will end up working fine.

If you have any ideas about how to get more space after the line of numbers at the top…

Thanks 🙂

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Anonymous

#17877

.subtitle {

margin-top: 15px;

}

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#17878

I tried that, it didn’t do anything. I’ll try it again.

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Anonymous

#17879

Ya know, acceptance is okay 🙂 Your end user is NEVER going to appreciate the time and effort you put into all this. They simply want to get to the next page. I’d say the actual content is much more important than the method of delivering it.

However, I know the feeling. You are obviously a perfectionist, much like myself 🙂

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#17880

OMG. Of course when you do it, it works perfectly. Ha.

Thanks 🙂

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#17881

I think it truly hurts your credibility when things look shoddy. And, being a graphic designer for a million years, I just can’t stand it when things are spaced weirdly 🙂

Speaking of which…I added the date in the top bar with a text widget.

If it’s on the home page, the spacing is good because of the share icons in the top bar.

But I only have the share icons on the home page, so then on all other pages the date looks strangely off the to left.

I don’t know if there is some kind of relative css that would make it always be in the center of whatever space is there??

Right now the css is

#text-4 {

color:#FFFFFF;

font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;

font-size:11px;

font-weight:bold;

margin-top:-35px;

margin-left:260px;

}

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Anonymous

#17882

Lmao.. funny 🙂

So sorry about the email to your friend. What a predicament for a total stranger to put you in! I’ll be telling that one for years to come!

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Anonymous

#17883

I completely understand. But not everyone is a graphic designer. Again, I know it’s hard to let go, especially when you feel you are so close. But you’ll get it… you’re persistent like that 😉

Let me go play with the code above. BRB.

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#17884

Don’t be silly…not a friend, the tech guy for that plug in I bought…no issue to me. I thought it was hilarious.

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#17885

lol… ok, good.

Um, I’m afraid there is really not an easy way using the #text-4 element that I can see.

You could create your own in css #todays_date, and then create a div <div id="todays_date>, and insert your code into there. Then create a function like we did using an action hook, and hook it somewhere in the top bar or the header.

I just noticed in the graphene theme options page, the third tab over is all about action hooks. I think you can create a widget area using the admin panel.

I haven’t used this yet, as I just saw it. But this might simplify things with action hooks. Might wanna check it out too.