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I’ve had that same issue, I found that a lot of buttons on the Nav bar can cause the search function to drop down. Paring down the amount of buttons on the Nav menu or the wording of them helps a bit.
May 17, 2013 at 5:36 pm in reply to: Most Recent Update (1.4.1) Causes images to leave their containers #5240This reply has been marked as private.Just a note on this, if you’re using the short code version to put something in with font awesome, you don’t need the “icon” on the front of it. For example: the check mark is “icon-ok”, but for a short code you do this [icon image="ok" size="small" cont="no" float="none"]
As far as I know (from reading another post on the topic and wanting the answer myself) there isn’t a way to set the height of the rows in the pricing tables. My solution for adding spacing was to make a 1 PX translucent (no color) .png that I add in where I need it. I have another that’s 10 PX. I know it’s not the greatest fix ever, and it will add space on a mobile version, but aside from that their only other fix was to suggest that you go and have someone custom code jquery. (As per this post: http://support.swiftideas.net/forums/topic/pricing-table-misalignment/ )
Hopefully they’ll get back to you! I should note I’m not the official support or anything, just been having that issue myself.
I attached the spacers that I made, not sure if you can download them or not. And I know it’s not really “proper” coding, but adding CSS for some spacing things in WordPress is just annoying. 😀
I added this in:
#footer a {
color: #FFF !important;
}I also tried several other things including something like:
#footer a:link {
color: #FFF !important;
}#footer a:not(.sf-button) {
color: #FFF;
}(courtesy of checking the source code and trying to figure out what would work)
.widget a {
color: #FFF;
}#footer .widget a {
color: #FFF;
}(I thought I might need to specify since the text is in a widget.)
#footer p a {
color: #FFF;
}
(I wasn’t sure if it CSS could actually even handle that, and I’m still not, but I thought it should be worth a try.)Will you perhaps be including the ability to change links color in the footer in one of your next releases? If you can change the background color and text color, the link color should be included too (or you end up with dark on dark or whatever.)
Do you have any suggestions for something else to try?
I was wondering too, @2000martjin – Did you get their code to work?
I was trying to get this to work too, and I tried a code similar to yours on my own to no effect. I inserted the code you wrote and got no response either. Is there anything else it could be? A different CSS code? Thanks!
That seems to fix it (changed the size to a little higher than that, but it works just fine.) Thank you!
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