moving contact forms to left

Hi Nahdi

If you’d like to switch the position of the sidebar from right to left you can do so from Appearance > Customize > Theme Design > Sidebar.

One possibility is making the sidebar a bit wider. That would effectively shift it to the left. Try the following at Appearance > Custom CSS:

/* Container Widths */

.page-template-default #primary {
    width: 61.287%;
}

#secondary {
    width: 33.762%;
}

It is possible but not very practical. We’d need to repeat the above Custom CSS for each page we want to adjust the containers for. Which pages do you want to do this on?

/* About Us */

.page-id-53 .page-template-default #primary {
    width: 61.287%;
}

.page-id-53 #secondary {
    width: 33.762%;
}

Above is an example. You can get the page ID number by editing any page and checking the URL. There is a single number in the URL, that’s the ID.

If you use Page Builder to build that page it’ll add more freedom. You can edit the widget, click Attributes and use the CSS Styles block to add something like:

margin-left: 30px

You can click any widget in Page Builder and edit it. Then in the Attributes tab on the right there is a CSS Styles field, you can then manually insert a declaration like:

margin-left: 30px

Page Builder is available on any post or page as a tab, just to the right of Visual/Text tabs. You can find our walk through video here:

Page: Getting Started With Page Builder

Try the following at Appearance > Custom CSS:

/* Pricing Form */

.entry-content .jzzf_form ul li {
	margin-left: 0;
}

You can try out the Jetpack Sharing module:

https://jetpack.me/support/sharing/

The header is split into the logo section on the left and header widget area on the right. These theme constraints unfortunately need to be worked with. So you could use the header widget area to insert a Facebook button.

For just a simple button you could check out a few other plugins:

Here are a few to check out:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=facebook+button

Number of active installs is an import metric to check.

Jetpack Sharing is the closest I know of. If you select icon only the icons are round, very close to your link. The Jetpack position is at the bottom of the post though.

With cases like this we can do our best to guide you to the closest possible solution. After that you’d need to consider custom development if the end result you want is fixed and plugins aren’t able to assist.

Sorry to hear Jetpack wasn’t what you’re after.

It’s important that the majority of your site functionality travels with you when changing themes. For this reason, most functions are packed into plugins, not themes. We don’t have a plugin that offers what you want so in this case you’d need a third-party plugin to fill the gap.

I did checkout the source code of eHow when you first sent that link. I’m not sure the plugin used there.

Jetpack has set theme hooks that it uses to output its icons into certain position. It’s beyond the normal ability of CSS to move them from where they are now to a new location.

My suggestion would be to continue testing plugins until you find a winner.

For sure.