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Hi Elana,
Thanks for the code 😉 ; but something weird has come of it. Now all blockquotes are affected, so there’s a success; but instead of the Calligraffitti font, they are all Comic Sans (at least, that’s what it looks like to me). Just for fun, I also re-inserted the “data” declarations, which did not have any affect that I can see. The only thing that appears to have corrected was the word “Calligraffitti” in the editor, in the data-font-family declaration, has changed from a brown-ish tone, to black, which it what I think I want? all the declarations are still red 🙁 Oh, and a funny thing; where the family-font declaration is, the word Calligraffitti is book-ended with single quotes; but in the data-font-family declaration, the Calligraffitti call required I remove those single quotes to become black; otherwise, with the quotes, it was that brownish color. I don’t even know what that might tell an expert coder, but I feel like it does mean something.
Anyway, if you feel up to it, and would like to have a look inside the admin console, let me know, I’d be grateful to provide the login credentials to you.
Thanks again!
Rob C

Elana,

Thanks so much for this hopeful suggestion! Please help me know where to put this code. I am just a builder, not a “coder.” Do I start with the page on which the image is displayed, and go through the “Edit Section,” then “Advanced Control,” then “Custom CSS Classes,” or do I place this code somewhere else. I don’t understand what “@media only screen” means. Also, what do I do with the “(and max-width: 991px) section of your CSS” directions?

Sorry, I’m such a “novice.”
Steve

Thank you for the code so fast. I thought I would figure out quickly where to put it. But I am not a coder even as a novice. That bit doesn’t look like anything else on that page. Nothing else is in 3 lines. Would you be able to water it down greatly for me so I can put it where it needs to go?
I found the area that talks about headers… it just doesn’t make sense to me.

Update: I think I got the locations section to be acceptable for now at least.

But, no matter how I tweak the margins and padding on the home screen image/section, It still does not look right in the mobile view. I don’t have the settings you referred to, to change settings to individual screens. I have preview screens above the editor where I can click on the different screens but any edits I make changes all of the screens, not just the one I want to change. When I click the mobile screen it looks okay. However, it looks bad on an actual phone. I have a screenshot that I downloaded from a dreamhost chat rep, but I guess I can’t attach that here?

This is frustrating as I thought responsive themes wouldn’t be difficult to customize (especially for non-coder beginners)

Okay, I reviewed the video and got partial success in that I was able to get more of the page than I wanted to link to the first page (Ireland tour) I tried. unfortunately, I couldn’t then get the “cursor: pointer;” to correspond to the same area.

I don’t know if Branden’s suggestion might also work because my page (unlike the video) has multiple rows in multiple columns, and I can’t seem to locate the appropriate row style definition for the one row in the corresponding column to place the appropriate code (and I’m really not a coder either, but can follow directions).

Soooooooooooo, perhaps you could look at my page and identify which
<div class= “row” style…
section I’m supposed to either wrap in an anchor tab or add code from the video to.

Sorry to be so needy, but it doesn’t seem like I’m asking for such a sophisticated or unusual request. In summary, I simply want the entire box that is currently changing background color when you hover over the row with the Ireland text in it to essentially become a transparent button that links to the corresponding page (ireland-tour).

Thanks for your help!

Hi, thanks for the tips.
I’m not concerned about the color scheme, think I’ve got that sorted out. But positioning is really an issue that I don’t know how to resolve. I only have the three elements, two widgets plus a menu, and currently they are showing up in a very odd random layout in the footer that changes depending on the screen/window size. Is there any way to set this up better without going into extensive custom CSS? I’m not a very advanced coder. Seems like the footer elements should render in a reliable way, like left to right, top to bottom etc, based on settings, unless there are some major bugs in the way. Would appreciate any assistance, even if it’s a temporary solution until the theme gets an update. Thanks!

Thanks so much! I’m not a coder (this is my first website), so your investigation and explanation was incredibly helpful. I’ll check in with the Themify folks.