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You should ask at the plugin’s support forum.
You could implement a CSS only solution by making the .entry-content container display as flex-box, then specify order properties of all lower elements you wish to re-order. Flex-box elements without order properties will appear first in their natural order before the order: 1; element appears.
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After looking around based on what you suggested, I’m guessing you mean for me to put display:flex under .entry-content. When I tried that, all the content was jumbled up on top of each other. I can usually find my way through problems by clicking on “Inspect Element” in Firefox and tinkering with the code, but I can’t figure out what file contains the ordering for the post’s elements. This has me totally lost.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by
crushnik.
Yes, the element inspector is indispensable. The default order is the “natural” order defined by the order in which the HTML elements occur in the page. You’ll need to assign order proprieties to all elements above the navigation that you want to be below the navigation. You can add the rules required to the Additional CSS area of the customizer.
I tried display: flex; in the inspector tool tied to your page. The elements then stacked horizontally by default, so they became extremely narrow. You also need flex-direction: column; to get natural display back. Then assign order properties as needed.
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Spectacular, thank you for your quick responses.
