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  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    I'm interested in placing a 728 x 90 Google Adsense above my content and sidebar at http://source-pro.org

    I'm trying to lower the content area and sidebar on just the posts.

    How would I do that?

    Thanks!
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi,


    for the idnr you should look into the page source code.



    .page-id-<nr> #page .inner {
    padding-top: 100px;
    }




    .post-id-<nr> #page .inner {
    padding-top: 100px;
    }



    .single #page .inner {
    padding-top: 100px;
    }


    How you are gonna embed the google adds in there? This only brings the content down.

    Best regards,
    Paul
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Paul

    What is ?

    I tried inserting your suggested code and my content didn't move...

    For inserting Adsense I was planning on using CSS to reposition the existing Adsense ad.

    Michael
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi Michael,

    Did you also add the correct id numbers?

    On what page did you want this to happen?

    Best regards,
    Paul
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    I'm not familiar with nr that's in the code.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Hi Paul,

    Wow - I have to do this for each individual page...?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    No,

    It depends on what you want.

    Best regards,
    Paul
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    All posts...

    How would I do that?

    :)
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Use the .single example.

    Best regards,
    Paul
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Actually...

    All posts and pages, except the index page.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Paul,

    I added .single #page .inner {padding-top: 100px;} into my Striking/General/Custom CSS and it had no impact...

    Suggestions?

    Michael
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Then use


    #page .inner {
    padding-top: 100px;
    }



    And for the home page


    .page-id-<nr> #page .inner {
    padding-top: 40px !important;
    }



    replace the <nr> with the correct number


    or if you did not build a static home page use..


    .home #page .inner {
    padding-top: 40px !important;
    }


    I believe you really should start googling on how the wordpress system works, css and html.....

    Best regards,
    Paul
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    For example...

    #page .inner {
    padding-top: 100px;
    }

    Does not work. In fact I had previously tried that. so knowing more about how wordpress works does not solve this problem. It's a Striking code problem.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi

    It does work at my website. Just tested it.

    I did ask you if you use a static home page or not. If not you should use the .home for the home page.

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    Best regards,
    Paul
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    I'll play around some more.

    But Paul thank you for hanging in there with me!

    I appreciate your help and respect your time.

    Michael
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi Michael,

    It should be working.

    Do me a favor. Remove all custom css code. Just make a copy of it and put it in a save place.

    Now insert only that #page .inner line if it does not work you will have cache problem or a cloudfare problem or any other plugin which overrides that code.

    Btw Striking is the most easiest theme on tweaking css. And i have seen many themes.

    Best regards,
    Paul
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Paul,

    Great idea!!!! I'll try it right now!

    :)
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    You were right!

    Without the custom css it worked.

    Now it's time to look at the custom css...
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi Michael,

    I just looked at your custom css coding.

    You made a error in your custom css code.


    #page .inner {
    background: #FFFFFF;
    padding-right:20px;
    padding-left:20px;
    margin-bottom:-30px;
    border-left: 1px solid #eaeaea;
    border-right: 1px solid #eaeaea;
    -webkit-border-radius: 25px;
    -moz-border-radius: 25px;
    border-radius: 25px;
    { <---------


    Because you did NOT CLOSE this piece of css correctly all the other code after that point stopped working.

    This was a user error caused by yourselves

    Best regards,
    Paul
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Paul,

    You're right!

    I stand corrected and I apologize!

    Michael
  • Vote Up0Vote Down WebsysWebsys
    Hi Michal

    I ask that you please be careful with your choice of words in respect of your requests, and comments. Striking uses the very latest code in respect of css, js and php. Most of this is to accommodate the huge variety of options provided in Striking, and at the same time, maintain legacy, for older version of wp, older browsers, and prior versions of Striking.

    If a user wants to engage in advanced customization, it is incumbent upon the user that they understand quite thoroughly the framework and context in which Striking is coded. Once one gets into a robust premium theme such as Striking, some aspects of how to customize vs what one might be used to in either free frameworks or simple premium themes, change due to the coding we have employed.

    I am closing this thread. Should you have other customization requests they should each appear in a diff thread, and be marked customization, so that community members can discern their nature, and whether they wish to contribute.

    Best Regards
    Striking Team
    James
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