Menu and slider are over lapping

Hi Ben,

Sorry for the delay.

1. This is happening as you’ve set your slider (on your homepage) to stretch. Please navigate to WP AdminAppearanceHome Page and click Edit as Page. Scroll down to the Page and untick Stretch Page Meta Slider. Alternatively, enable this setting for other pages if you wish to have them be full width. That or use the Meta Slider full-width functionality – which is applied to the slider itself rather than the post/page.

2. I’m not too sure I understand what you mean. Could you please clarify what right column widget you’re referring too?

Regardless, you can use the home page layout by importing it into page builder. To do this, click the layouts button. Select and insert Default Home layout. For more information please refer to this page.

3. There’s no option setting to do this via the widget settings itself. To clarify, the Circle icons are legacy widgets and we don’t recommend using them (they’re kept purely for legacy reasons). We instead recommend using the SiteOrigin Features widget instead, which is included with the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle. Once installed, please navigate to WP AdminPluginsSiteOrigin Widgets and activate the Features widget.

Regardless, can you please clarify what gap you’re referring too. Sorry about this!

4. This is due to you adding the slider via a widget rather than the Page Meta Slider box – which bypasses said gap. I would recommend removing the widget in favor of the Page meta Slider box. If you would rather not, scroll down to the Page Settings box and untick Masthead Bottom Margin – that’ll remove the gap.

5. Meta Slider allows this in the premium version as it adds a new slide type, Layer Slides. Another option would be to use the SiteOrigin Hero Image Widget, which is included with the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle. Once installed, please navigate to WP AdminPluginsSiteOrigin Widgets and activate the Hero Image.

Hi Ben,

1. Are you referring to the “WE HELP CUSTOMERS THROUGHOUT THE HEALTHCARE ECOSYSTEM.” section? If so, no, not really no. I do however suggest adding more overall text elsewhere on the page as currently there’s more design (fancy stuff) than content.

2. This spacing is being caused by the following CSS you added to WP Admin > Appearance > Custom CSS:

p {
  padding: 50px;
}

I would highly recommend removing this CSS as it’ll cause you further issues but if you would rather not, please add the following CSS after it:

.widget_circleicon-widget .circle-icon-box p.text {
  padding: 0;
}

3. This is dependent on your contact form plugin. I would recommend giving this article a read to give you an idea of how to do this.

By the way, as you’re a premium user, you’re entitled to priority email support. If you would like to make use of that, please follow the instructions found on your Page: Dashboard. Please reference this thread and include your SiteOrigin order key in the email.

Hi Ben,

You can still use CSS, you just need to be more specific with your selectors so it only affects what you intend for it to affect (it’s currently affecting everything). Can you please clarify where that CSS was meant to effect?

We do. I would recommend giving the getting started video a watch but please understand that you need to be specific with your selectors as the CSS generated by default (without selecting more selectors) is quite vague.

Okay, so WordPress refers to blurbs as excerpts (I know that’s technically wrong but that’s just what they call it) and includes it by default. I would recommend giving this article and this article a read.

Hi Ben,

For circle icons I would use the following CSS:

.circle-icon-box p.text {
    padding: 50px;
}

This CSS will only affect circle icons.