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Got it, thanks Wes!

Tad

Thanks Andykev,

That wasn’t the effect I was hoping for. Strangely, it did move the image closer to the text on the right, but the bottom margin remained too large. Looked worse than before. So I wasn’t able to use that css code. What I was aiming for was less margin around the IMAGE! not the whole sidebar widget entry. Just the IMAGE.

The real issue, as far as I can tell, is that adding .sidebar to any image margin parameters in this stylesheet also applies it to images in the entry content. Somehow the theme or the stylesheet (or however they work together) don’t allow css entries targeting IMAGES IN THE SIDEBAR ONLY to have a separate characteristic from images in the main content areas. Normally I should be able to target these images separately using the .sidebar designator in my CSS. But in this case it doesn’t work for some unknown reason.

Again, if you have any clues about this specific issue I’d love to hear them. Otherwise, this may be a lost cause.

Thanks for the response,

Tad

Hi Wes,

Hi Wes,

Thanks for quick reply!

I downloaded the Legacy 1.4 version, and just now switched it out on the website under construction. I had already installed the Genesis Responsive Slider widget. After switching out the theme, the normal looking slideshow did appear. So I guess I’m OK at this point? Is it the installation of the Responsive Slider and adding it to the home page Slider area which triggers the normal display?

http://new.susanmbrooks.com/

Are there instructions for configuring the new version of Legacy, 1.4, which exist somewhere which I missed?

Thanks,
Tad

Hi all,

Never mind! I figured it out. I used the instructions from here:

http://my.studiopress.com/tutorials/register-widget-area/

and added the home-bottom-4 area to the home.php file as indicated. And, yay! It worked!

Thanks,

Tad Hanna
Web Developer, Sweet Design