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OK, I can now see that there are side effects of spot removal (literally).
How do I get rid of the margin this now leaves as the text now longer looks centered.
Looks like this is what is affecting it (on line 2262) –
.entry-content ol li,
.entry-content ul li {
margin-left: 40px;
}
You could add !important to the margin code and it should fix it for your content – (line 772)
.plan-list li {
list-style: none outside none !important;
margin: 0 0 20px !important;
}
Or you could add some code that overrides it specifically for the “plans” code. But the code above fixes it.
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I did add !important to the margin code in line 722 and it did fix it for my content.
Perfect… thanks Eric.
You’re Welcome!
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@Terence your site is looking pretty good by the way! I’m liking the direction it’s going.
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Why thanks Eric. Thanks for thinking it and thanks for taking the time to say so.
It’s still at a very early stage, as you can see, and there’s more ideas I have but most of those are for behind the scenes.
I really like how the sticky menu and the single-page/homepage feature work together, but at the moment I only have two menu items working in single-page mode “Plans” and “Features”. In the end they will drive the whole homepage up and down, as needed, while the “blog” ~ or “latest news” link {haven’t decided yet} ~ will take visitors off the homepage and deeper inside the site.
When that happens, the menu’s “Home” link and a completely new set of links appears in the menu, which keep people on the inner pages until they click the “Home” link again.
Now if I could only figure what’s happening to the header in view-ports 768 and 1024 I would be a happy man.