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Sorry, I was on vacation when you replied to this.
1. Thanks! This is great

2. The issue is when I’m trying to scale an image down using the points on the corners from within the content editing box (sorry, I’m not sure how to verbalize this well), the new size doesn’t stick. I might scale an image down, but when I save the page, the change doesn’t register. For example, on this page: https://focusingresources.com/more-information-about-focusing/ I tried to make the image of the feet smaller, and it’s showing the code as:
img src=”https://focusingresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/feet.jpg” alt=”feet” width=”229″ height=”193″
But the image is being displayed at its original size: 298×251.

3. I’m not sure why you’re getting that error. Which site are you trying to log in to?

Thanks!
Maggie

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Thanks!

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Thanks! I had to bump the left margin from 15 to 25px to get it to line up, but that did the trick. Hooray!

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Hi David,

I took that CSS out because it caused a lot of problems (it was just in the general custom CSS spot). Here is an example of a page where the bullets don’t behave like bullets should.

https://focusingresour.staging.wpengine.com/?portfolio=focusing-level-two-the-path-of-the-companion

I basically just want a way to make the 2nd and additional lines of text line up with the text above, not with the bullet.

Thank you!
Maggie

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Perfect! Thanks so much 🙂
~Maggie

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Thanks. I added this to the Custom CSS, but the More Projects are still showing up. Am I doing something wrong?

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Will this code turn off the More Portfolio items completely?
Thanks,
Maggie

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Has this been fixed? I’m having the same problem.
Thanks!
Maggie

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Thanks, that fixed the problem.

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Sure, how do I do that?

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Turns out I was missing that option…In case this is helpful, I deactivated the TinyMCE plugin and the Swift Shortcode button element appeared. But, it’s not working correctly now that it’s there. After I select “button” and click the button, I see the attached screenshot.

Our site is using https; we ran into an issue with the Swift Shortcode builder breaking on Pinpoint for this reason (the developer we occasionally beg for help fixed it for us, but he said it was forcing http). Do you know if this is a potential issue?

Thanks!

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Hi David,

This isn’t really an option as a lot of formatting on our sales pages breaks with the child theme deactivated. We can’t have our website in shambles, as it is how we keep the lights on. Any other ideas?

Warmly,
Maggie

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Actually, I’m noticing that the full width images are no longer responsive on our website when viewed on a desktop either…
Help, please 🙂