digitalcarol

Hi I’m looking to get the customiser but I’m in Ireland. Can you let me know how to proceed.

thanks

I have added css to my H2 so would that be it?

Here is the CSS for the h2

h2, .home-top .entry-title {
	font-size: 34px;
	font-family: 'Amatic SC', cursive;
	color: #EFB22D;
}

Images on the farm, personalised to create a feeling of lifestyle and images and text
<h2>[tabby title="Craft"]</h2>
 

In Ayurveda Yoga, Sattvic denotes a class of foods that are fresh, juicy, light, nourishing, and tasty, and thus give necessary energy to the body and help achieve balance.

We include as many of the elements of the ancient sattvic diet as we can. This is a 5,000 year old way of prepar-ing foods that are fresh, juicy, light, nourishing and tasty, and harness the energy to keep the body and soul to-gether.

Yoghurt, Whey and fruit are a key part of the sattvic or yogic diet. FullFill is crafted in this tradition by carefully selecting the best quality cultures, whey, milk and fruit to contribute to the sattvic effect of nurturing the body, helping heal and calm, sharpening the mind and supporting the immune system.

We’re not saying it’s going to lead you to enlightenment, but it’s a step along the path.

Our milk comes from happy grass fed cows in the Sunny South East of Ireland.
We unashamedly use whole milk in all its original goodness and mix it with the highest quality whey and casein protein. Then we add Greek yoghurt cultures, which are naturally creamier and sweeter. We let them ferment for a few hours, before allowing to chill.
For some extra lusciousness we fold in fruit puree (or Belgian chocolate when we’re feeling really naughty). This way we only have to add a tiny shake of light unrefined cane sugar to complete the experience. And to keep our food miles to a minimum, we do everything at source.

 
<h2>[tabby title = "Beliefs"]</h2>
 

Hi I’m Evie Flynn from FullFill. My inspiration for FullFill came from my upbringing on a typical dairy farm on the south coast of Ireland, where our lives revolved around nature and seasonality. We made cheese and yoghurt with milk from our dairy. We grew vegetables and picked blackberries, pears and plums from our hedgerows and trees. If a food wasn’t from our farm, it was from the local creamery shop.

From an early age I had my own little harvest of radishes and herbs, which I supplied to the local shop. On taking over the management of my family farm, I continued with the ethos of producing food as simply as possible, conserving nature and using natural planting systems for our pastures to produce pure clean food.

When I took up yoga, I came to realise that our family’s lifestyle and food culture was not a million miles away from the ancient yogi sattvic way, with its emphasis on fresh, whole foods. The yogis recognised the close con-nection between mood and food, wellbeing and diet. I created FullFill to offer busy people a taste of this way of living, and a fresh wholesome alternative to highly processed convenience foods. It is my wish that FullFill will contribute to helping busy on the go people stay healthy.

 
<h2>[tabby title = "History"]</h2>
 

The idea for Fulfil came about in 2013 during a period of uncertainty in the dairy farming sector here in Ireland. I wanted to create a business in my local farming community to add value to the milk we produce and ultimately to provide rurally based jobs.

I’m from a multi-generational farming family in the South East of Ireland. Having managed my family’s dairy farm for nine years using conservational concepts, I returned to college to study Agricultural and Environmental Science at University in Dublin; and Horticulture at the National and Royal Botanic Gardens, in Dublin and London respectively. From this backdrop, FullFill’s brand ethos emerged of using clean, naturally produced ingredients to make wholesome delicious food.

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Hi thanks for the prompt responces.
I did as you suggested but there is not much difference to it now.
Also the right bar widget has now been pushed down to the bottom of the page.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Its a studiopress lifestylye-pro genesis theme.

Sorry I have removed the splash page now if you want to take a look

thanks,

Carol