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Thanks again.

On this link that you sent- https://www.screencast.com/t/b6iVdsbpxc

you can see the text is touching the border on the left. If i’d like the text to start slightly further to the right and not touch the border would i use something like

body
{
margin: 2;
padding: 0;

?

it is already set to
text-align: center;

Also, is there a way to align header 2 so it is central within one of the smart list boxes?

Or, alternatively, how can I remove completely the header section?

I m talking about just switching element for languages (or anything).
Ok, for Top Bar i managed to implement <?php stl_show_selector('oneline', '/', 'ћирилица', 'латиница') ?> by editing header header-style-1.php (since i m using that one).
But trick is, that i ‘ve seen only when i implemented it, that it wont be visible on mobile, as Top Bar isn’t visible for mobiles.
So, i m trying now to edit header-menu.php and put that line, but i m not sure where it would be good to place it in code (as i m not programmer).
My question is – where to put that line in code of header-menu.php so result would be that switch between menu items and search on the right at desktop, and between logo and search on mobile. Therefore in both cases, just left from search. If not possible, then in all cases far right, after search.
Thanks.

• This reply was modified 8 years by brue.

Thanks.

What i ment to ask, connected to starting question is: all those multilanguage plugins have some icon/field/whatever which user can click and switch to other language.
Is there a way to insert same thing in Newspaper theme anywhere in top bar, header or main menu line, just to be obvious for visitor?
Namely, as author wrote, i would need:

To use this function just call it from place where you need code to be inserted, like:
<?php stl_show_selector('oneline', '/', 'ћирилица', 'латиница') ?>

Is it possible insert this line or similar to above mentioned elements of the page (header etc)?

Hi Simion,

Thank you so much for this – I forgot to mention sorry I’m using the baby blog demo which I’m loving – it’s clinical like I wanted.

What I’m struggling to work out how to do (or find which of the elements it actually is) is have it set up how i’m trying to. For instance I’d like my home page for the moment to literally be no header, my logo, the rev slider, then two blocks for the content etc, the instagram below it, then the footer.

I was hoping that when you’re actually looking at the home page, it stays neat and almost at a glance so the two blocks will have their respective images on them with only one short paragraph underneath so the page doesn’t start looking busy or have two much content to scroll down. Once you then click the image/paragraph you’re then ‘taken’ to the content instead of it being on the homepage if that all makes sense?

It’s currently set up using big grid 4 I think so I’d managed to get the two images on there when I placed them from the elements menu, but once I started editing it, when I preview it it’s all on the actual home page rather than behind the image in the block as I’d hoped. Have I selected the wrong element?

I’m sorry for such basic questions! I have to say I’m also struggling to work out where’s the best place to edit the actual posts. It seems that you select the elements and layout from the TagDiv composer and then go into my wordpress admin page to actually edit the content – is this correct please? If in the TD composer page the blocks look how i want them to. If i go into the WP admin page and then save and preview after the text and images are altered it looks entirely different and is all on the home page as i mentioned above?

By default h3 have:

font-size: 22px
line-height: 30px
color: #111

Do the same settings for h2:

As a hint: you can see one or another header using the browser’s Inspector: https://forum.tagdiv.com/create-custom-code-using-the-browsers-inspector/

• This reply was modified 8 years by Edward.

OK, I have managed to come up with something. I noticed that the AdSense script set “display: none” for itself, so I figured that the problem might be with AdSense after all.

Then I modified the responsive unit’s code by specifying expandable width and min-height, per instructions described here: https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/6307124

And it worked!

I’ll keep looking into this to see if it works everywhere and in all situations, but it’s a decent first step for now.

NOTE: I used the following settings for the header ad:

style="display:block;min-width:320px;max-width:768px;width:100%;min-height:90px"

You’ll of course probably want to modify the numbers for your needs. Fiddle around with it.

Fantastic, Catalin. Where do I go to add the large homepage header image?

Thanks again for the amazing support.