ronangelo
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You just replace the
.sidebar div.sidebar-wrapwith the specific ID that you see in firebug.for example: if you used a text widget then you use firebug and see something like
<div id="text-10" class="sidebar-wrap clearfix widget_text">your code should be something like this.
#text-10 {
border: 1px solid #000;
}can you post your url.
my bad.. the code I posted above is indeed included in the default style.css, so lets not touch that.
edit the page and go to HTML view.
<table align="center">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td> insert image1 here </td>
<td> insert image2 here </td>
<td> insert image3 here </td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>Did you add some code in the style.css
I see something like this:
.alignleft {
float: left;
margin: 4px 1em 12px 0 !important;
}remove this.
another way is to put the three images in a table to align them.
The one in the sample is really an image placed on the bottom so it would look like a shadow.
If the problem isn’t fixed, you can always place your css codes in the Custom CSS options instead of a child-theme
well, now I don’t know what to do…
Try to reset the theme options. On Graphene Options, on right side there is Option Preset
and your child theme folder is inside “themes” folder?
try to deactivate your plugins. that may be causing the problem
Did you put the child theme style.css inside the parent folder?
can you activate the child theme for a minute so I can see.
Quote:I put the child theme next to graphne(parent theme).and I tried some versions!
what do you mean by this?
you must put the child-theme folder inside themes folder alongside graphene folder
Folders:
-website
--wp-content
----Themes
Graphene
Graphene-ChildWhat browser did you use.
I checked your site. it looks fine in Firefox, Chrome, IE9 and Opera.
your first image may be caused by the browser or internet connection.
