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Started 1 year ago by getfletch
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getfletch
Member

Hi Guys,

Very quick one, in Broadscope Portfolio, I want to remove the date, comments closed circles and the comments closed from the footer. I tried
.single-portfolio .blog-meta{
display: none;
}

in the custom CSS, which works but the title of the portfolio is not left aligned with the portfolio text. Is there a quick way to solve this?

thanks

Chris

Posted 1 year ago #

Dude
Dude

Hey,
try to add following css code to css/custom.css:

.single-portfolio  #template-blog .post-title {
    padding: 0 0 5px 0;
}

.single-portfolio .entry-content.four_fifth{
    width: 99%;
}

Posted 1 year ago #

getfletch
Member

Excellent, all good. Thank you for your quick response

Posted 1 year ago #
getfletch
Member

tiny, tiny problem, I've used both CSS updates which worked. However on the portfolio posts the last letters of the text cuts off into the right hand sidebar. I think it would be best if I just remove this side bar

Thanks in advanced

Posted 1 year ago #
getfletch
Member

I think because of the body copy of the portfolio posts are slightly indented this is causing the text to cut off. Is there a little CSS code I could add to:
a) align the body copy of the portfolio posts with the title
b) remove the right hand sidebar

Many thanks

Posted 1 year ago #
Kriesi
Key Master

Hey!

Hey! Would you mind sending me a link to your site so I can see the problem for myself? We will then come up with a simple css fix and post the solution here ;)

Regards,
Kriesi

Posted 1 year ago #
getfletch
Member

I'll switch it on now, but I have been through all portfolio pages manually and making the line shorter http://www.artisanfireplaces.co.uk/

Posted 1 year ago #
Kriesi
Key Master
Guess you already fixed all of that? Since it displays perfectly fine for me :)

Modifying the .entry-content padding in style.css might do the trick. add:
```
#template-portfolio-overview .entry-content {
padding: 0 1px 55px 3px;
}
```
That would add a one px padding to the right and a 3 px to the left of the portfolio entry content
Posted 1 year ago #
getfletch
Member

will give that a go, thanks for your help today

Posted 1 year ago #