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It worked! Thank you!
effessParticipantAt this time we’re just using the gallery that came with the theme. Can you please tell me what change to make in content-gallery.php? It doesn’t make much sense to me. Thanks and best wishes for a speedy recovery to your homeland.
effessParticipantPlease see http://www.sonomalavender.com/wp/lavender-products/bath-body/ and click on one of the thumbnails. Can’t figure out how to remove the /#main from the attachment page that opens. Thank you!
effessParticipantI don’t think Nextgen would work for what we’re doing — this is how we’re using the gallery: http://www.effessdesign.com/WP-samples/gallery.png. Each image links to an attachment page.
June 1, 2015 at 8:19 pm in reply to: How to use different responsive.css in child theme without changing parent theme #58733effessParticipantThis worked. Thank you!
May 31, 2015 at 9:58 pm in reply to: How to use different responsive.css in child theme without changing parent theme #58673effessParticipantSite isn’t online yet, but from responsive.css I want to change @media screen and (max-width: 1152px)
.header-sidebar .widget ul.menu ul { top: 30px; } Thanks!
effessParticipantI’m trying to get everything centered within the primary space, including any featured images.
effessParticipantThanks!!
effessParticipantHere is a link to an image: sample page (the img button doesn’t seem to be working).
May 26, 2015 at 9:51 pm in reply to: How to use different responsive.css in child theme without changing parent theme #58363effessParticipantIs there a way to use a responsive.css file in the catch-kathmandu-pro-child folder WITHOUT removing the original responsive.css from the parent theme? (I only have 2 lines of type to change so don’t want the entire code in the child folder.)
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