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Hello there,
I build a homepage using homepage builder and in some pages i want to put a left sidebar.
I saw a code in here like that;
/* Vantage Display Left Sidebar */
.blog #primary,
.single #primary,
.default #primary,
.page #primary {
float: right; }
.blog #secondary,
.single #secondary,
.default #secondary,
.page #secondary {
float: left; }
.home #primary,
.page-template-templatestemplate-full-notitle-php #primary {
float: none;
}
but when i put this code into the style.css,nothing has changed.
how can i move the sidebar of the vantage to the left.
Thank you all.
PS:If you want to take a look the site to figure out what i am talking,you can check
www.plcvfd.com/tr
sample page for the sidebar that i want to put in;
http://plcvfd.com/tr/?product_cat=ac-motor-surucu
Hi
The CSS selectors you’ve pasted above need to go under Appearance > Custom CSS in Vantage Premium. If you’re running Vantage Free paste those selectors into a Custom CSS plugin or module like the one bundled with Jetpack: http://jetpack.me/support/custom-css/
If you aren’t editing within a child theme any changes you make via Appearance > Editor will be overwritten (completely lost) the next time you update Vantage.
hello to you all! The solusion! (I hope)
i had the same problem and nothing seem to work.
i try to figure what is wrong and then i notice that each time i save the changes
the head line stick to the previous css code line above.
So i put the brucket – } a line before, and it worked!
}
/* Vantage Display Left Sidebar */
Andrew! you are doing a great job and i thank you all!
Please publish the code with the brucket before the head line code, it seems people tend to loose the one
in the end of the previous css code.
Thanks
Hi king
Thanks for your feedback and input, it’s most appreciated.
Here we go, hopefully easier to copy / paste like this:
/* Vantage Display Left Sidebar */ .blog #primary, .single #primary, .default #primary, .page #primary { float: right; } .blog #secondary, .single #secondary, .default #secondary, .page #secondary { float: left; } .home #primary, .page-template-templatestemplate-full-notitle-php #primary { float: none; }If you’re running Vantage Premium, this is now a feature of the Customizer.
I meant it to be display like this: with the brucket before the head line
cause as i said – people tend to loose the one or miss it because of changes
they made in the CSS editor. Just add } a line before the Title line/
}
/* Vantage Display Left Sidebar */
.blog #primary,
.single #primary,
.default #primary,
.page #primary {
float: right; }
.blog #secondary,
.single #secondary,
.default #secondary,
.page #secondary {
float: left; }
.home #primary,
.page-template-templatestemplate-full-notitle-php #primary {
float: none; }
Thanks for your apply.
Hi king
Good to hear from you again.
A quick clarification. There shouldn’t be a closing bracket before the start of your CSS rule. The only time that would be valid would be if the rule above, wasn’t correctly closed. Hope that helps explain what might have happened there.