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And yes, the video image you showed was indeed the video that we want to have the fullscreen option on. Thanks!

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Thank You! That worked PERFECTLY. Exactly the spacing I needed.

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Hello Rui, thanks for the fast response. The did help a little, but if you look at the site, it still seems to be a bit too spaced out. I’d like probably half the space that is currently showing there now. http://votesnap.org/

I have looked at so many CSS options and can’t figure out how to make that gap smaller. 🙂

Thanks for your help!

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Was there ever a fix for this? I’m getting the same as the attached image and as the problem above. I’m using the latest theme update and latest WordPress as well. Just updated.

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Hey Guys, that fixed it! I tried it with and without the code and that code snippet definitely resolved the issue. This was a huge help.

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Hello Rui, I removed them because they were going the wrong way using the css below. But, I brought them back.

The problem is not just with the Previous and Next buttons, but also with the numbers at the bottom of the page. When you choose option 4 it should take you to April, instead, it takes you to January. Logically, 1 should be January, 2 should be February and so on. Any way to fix this?

http://www.huntgathergraze.com/february/

.lSAction > .lSPrev {
right: 56px;
display: none;
}

.lSAction > .lSNext {
right: 20px;
display: none;
}

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I tried this and it didn’t work. When you are on the journal page, there is a set of numbers for the 4 posts. The latest post is April, and at the bottom of the page, the number “4” should be selected – even though that is the first post shown on this page. If you click 2, 3, and then 4, – 4 takes you to January. The client wants it to move left to right, like a timeline or the pages in a book, when you are on January and you scroll to the bottom of the page, it says <-February 2016 as if February is behind January, not in front of it.

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Everything has been updated. The only plugin we have not updated is the Events Calendar which should not be impacting this problem.

The problem still exists though, was that supposed to fix it? The client still wants April to be on the right and February left… Thank You!

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Sorry about that. It is back up! Thank you for looking into this.

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Hello Mohammed,

The login is:

u: swiftideas
p: keepitswift2016

http://www.huntgathergraze.com/wp-admin

Thank You!

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I found this cool bit of code that resolved the issue. The font resizes with the window, I just love CSS!

Viewport Sized Typography

#main-nav, #header nav, .vertical-menu nav, #header-section.header-9 #main-nav, #overlay-menu nav, #mobile-menu, #one-page-nav li .hover-caption, .mobile-search-form input[type=”text”] {
font-family: Oswald;
letter-spacing: 3px;
font-weight: 400;
font-style: normal;
font-size: 1.1vw !important;
}

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Hi, thanks for the response. I was thinking, is there a place in the PHP where I can link all of this to a stylesheet like the other stylesheets? My client is paying a lot of money for SEO and the SEO experts, who are actually really good, are asking to remove this as it is causing SEO probs. I was thinking of asking my PHP guru to take a look at it, but I don’t know where to tell him to begin to look.

If not, a timeline of when this update may happen would be great so I can inform my client.

Cheers!

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Hello. I love this theme. It makes my eCommerce site look simple and beautiful.

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Thanks for your awesomeness!

Eddie Renz
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