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Hello Arthur,
You can insert the following code:
#footer #sidebar-footer #recent-posts-4 ul li{list-style-position: outside !important;}Im on Chrome, and I don’t see an issue with the width.
However the code to set the sub-menu width is:
.sf-menu ul{width:12.5em;}This reply has been marked as private.Hello Eli,
You can adjust it with CSS however it won’t be always proportional.
The best way to do it is by editing the code with the Child Theme.
Did you try checking it the Customizer > Typography q Content?
This reply has been marked as private.Why are you trying to insert the sidebar into the builder’s content?
Could it be you’re trying to insert the Ultimate Posts Widget into the builder by using the sidebar widget (like I told you a few tickets ago)?
If so I’ll explain: I wrote that you should create a new sidebar (in Theme Options > Sidebars) specifically for the Ultimate Posts Widget widget. This way when inserting the sidebar into the builder page content it will only display the Ultimate Posts Widget widget.
Aside from that, you could set the page’s layout to be with a sidebar and then it will be displayed like you want.
Hello Yizchak,
You can do so by adding the following code:
.fa-search:before {font-size: 15px;}Hello Tzafi,
Are you referring to the images’ lightbox?
Because in our demo it also doesn’t show the text:
http://screencast.com/t/OcNUVY5yyUyq
You haven’t added a code for this feature?
Hello Yiztchak,
1. Are you working with a filter on your browser?
2. In Buzz there isn’t a demo slider :/
3. If you’ve activated the sharing plugin, then you can set it in Theme Options > Sharing.
This reply has been marked as private.1. Regarding the plugin, the widget isn’t automatically added in the builder interface.
However you can add it this way:
Theme Options > Sidebars > create a new sidebar.
Then in Appearance > Widgets > add the Ultimate Posts Widget into the new sidebar.
Then in the page builder you can simply add the Sidebar Widget to the page and choose the new sidebar.
2. I’d like to check the sidebar display issue, could you send access details to a temporary user (set as a private reply)?
Could you explain what isn’t displayed the same in post-format page and in a regular (builder) page?
The sidebar display is supposed to be the same..
Hello Jackob,
Yes, unfortunately there isn’t a built-in way to display the full content in the posts widgets 🙁
Hello Susan,
1. You can try inserting the following code:
body.rtl.error404 #primary { padding-top: 40px; padding-bottom: 40px;}2. The footer is automatically displayed under the page’s content.
Unfortunately there isn’t a built-in way to set it on the bottom of the page 🙁
This reply has been marked as private.Hello Susan,
Try inserting the following code into Live CSS:
.sf-menu > li > a:before{content: '';}Yes, not all our themes have top-bars as widget areas 🙁
If there isn’t a top bar built in the theme, you can only add one by editing the theme’s code (with a child theme of course).
Hello Yitzchak,
You can remove the widgets from the top bar in Appearance > Widgets.
Once the widgets are removed, the top bar is too.
There shouldn’t be a reason for it not to work.
Maybe try updating with it while activating a default WP theme.
Let us know if ti works then.
