please post a link to your site.
thanks for the response, this is the link:
http://cupidstrikez.eu
[moderated to fix link]
what is it your want to move? What widget area?
So at the top there’s a widget which translates.(Transposh). The current language chosen is Dutch. If i would place this plugin in a footer-widget, it wouldn’t be stretched across the screen, but a nice and small size of about 4 centimeters. I want the Transposh language-selector to be to the left and about 4/5 centimeters or to the right and not all across the screen.
the TOP left or right of course in the HEAD of the screen
This would be area number 3. In the picture the selection-bar reads English and is stretch completely across the screen! Why? I want the selector to be nice and small to the left or right and big enough to show the name’s of languages selected
The way your header is laid out makes this difficult, but try this
li#transposh-5 {
width: 20%;
min-width: 200px;
float: right;
margin-right: 1em;
}
If you prefer it on the left, use “float: left” and use a margin-left instead.
No, it’s not working. I pasted it in the CSS, but nothing happens. If the order I want to do it in or just the place makes it so problematic. I want to let you now that I’m a Noob and making my first steps in WordPress e.g. I wanted to send a picture of the problem, but I still would have to figure out how to place a link like you did above.
What I simply want to have done is to place a language-selector in the HEADER not to close to another widget area or anything else Clearly visible, but not completely stretched across the screen
where did you paste in the CSS?
The bottom of the CSS file reads:
/*
* Please add your custom styles below
*/
and i pasted it ONE enter below that, at the very bottom of the file!
Please disable your caching plugins while working on this.
Thank you! You’re the best. It’s now in the rightside of the header, exactly above the profile-selector and log out button, but what if I wanted to make it yet just a little smaller, to just a little bigger than the size of the text underneath that reads edit translation and the button selector. Than I would just change the width to 18% in the CSS?
Yes. You could also play with font sizes, etc.
Thus endeth the lesson.
