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  • #235034
    expandir
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    Hi there,

    I tried to make this 2nd widget on the footer wider but I didn’t succeed finding out which selector and property/es.

    This is the website: http://perez.arteterapiabarcelona.es/

    and this is an screnshot showing exactly which footer area I wish to make wider.

    http://postimg.org/image/g8hl86947/

    Thanks!!!

    #235037
    Shikkediel
    Participant

    Looks like that would be .Recent_posts ul.

    #235076
    expandir
    Participant

    I am not succeeding. Looks like the problem is #text4, the 1st footer, not the 2nd. It’s too wide.

    I used this:

    #text4
    {
    width:200px;
    margin-right:0px;
    }

    But no luck…

    help please!!

    #235077
    Paulie_D
    Member

    You have four divs each a quarter wide (class column one-fourth) whic hold those respective “widgets”.

    You would have to make the first column smaller than 25% so that the second column can expand.

    I’m not sure you have grid classes (eigths?) that would allow you to do that.

    #235078
    expandir
    Participant

    Anyone?

    I tried this:

    .textwidget
    {
    width:15%;
    }

    but no luck

    #235079
    Paulie_D
    Member

    Seem my comment above….you can’t make the column wider without making another column smaller.

    This has nothing to do with the textwidget

    You have 4 of these

    <div class="column one-fourth">Stuff</div>
    

    The first one would need to be smaller so that the second can be larger…but as I said, I don’t think whatever layout grid you are using has that option.

    #235080
    expandir
    Participant

    So there is no way I can make this look nicer???

    #235091
    Paulie_D
    Member

    Yes, but you’d have to add extra classes and widths to your grid css.

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