I need to create some sort of separation between the sidebar widgets. I was thinking a border would work but I can't find where the widgets are modified in style.css. Site URL: inform.danielcheney.com Help?
Paste this code in Custom CSS Appearance > Theme Option > Styling Option > Custom CSS Code: .sidebar { border-left: 2px dashed blue; }
Thank you for your response. The code you posted here separates the entire sidebar from the content. What we need is to separate the individual widget areas within the sidebar. For example, we may have three widgets in the sidebar. The appear to be all one single object. We'd like to create either a border or spacing that will create a visual separation between each of the widgets within the sidebar. See the attached image for an example of what we're trying to do. Thank you.
Paste this code in Custom CSS Appearance > Theme Option > Styling Option > Custom CSS Code: .jetpack-image-container { background: green; } This will solve your issue.
Hello, There is a default function of WordPress "Wp_head" used in header.php file is responsible for saving your custom css.
That's not good. All of our custom code would get replaced if we ever updated our theme. We've tried creating a child theme but your theme didn't allow for it. Is this true?
Hello, Currently this theme is not compatible with childtheme, we are working on this issue and we will resolved this issue in our next updation of this theme in a couple of hours.
We have resolved the childtheme issue in our latest version of Golden Eagle theme, now it is compatible with child theme. Please download the upgade version of Golden Eagle theme from members area, update your theme and then try to create the child theme. This will solve your problem.
