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  • Very well then, thank you for that information! Being my first time on here, I was ignorant of those rules – my fault.

    I am more of a fan of Ashtanga and the like, because in my opinion it’s more about Ayurvedic tradition and healing. Bikram, being heated, strikes me more as a “workout” people practice to “sweat”, and therefore less spiritually aligned. Of course this is a general statement regarding what I’ve noticed in life, I mean to pass no judgement 🙂

    Thanks again –

    Sorry for my confusion, but

    a) this thread is called Amend Widget Widths and Positions in Twenty Thirteen, and I am trying to amend a widget’s position in Twenty Thirteen, and

    b) there was just a post 3 weeks ago, and you were somehow able to respond to me within minutes of my posting. That doesn’t strike me as outdated.

    I like your username… do you do yoga?

    Hello! I am having a similar issue, when upon “fixing” it, creates a different issue. Looking for some help here, extreme beginner.

    In the footer of my page bachtogauss there are 2 widgets – Subscribe, and Archives. I am trying to move the Archives box over to the right, so that it’s approx 400px from left instead of current setting of 265px.

    I have identified the html for the box and have tried this css:

    #archives-2 {left:400px !important;
     position:  relative !important;
     }

    with and without the position setting. Here’s the problem.

    Originally, when the window size became smaller, Archives would jump down underneath Subscribe. When I change from 265 – 400px with above code, Archives looks great in full window size, but gets stuck out to the right and slightly under Subscribe when any smaller. It breaks the mobile look.

    Looking for help on achieving:

    – Archives out 400px from left in full window size
    – Archives jumping directly underneath Subscribe in smaller windows, exactly as it does when the setting is 265px from left.

    Sorry for wordiness – it’s hard to describe this stuff without a visual.

    I have no idea how to mess with the Masonry js stuff, and am hoping for a css resolution. This is the relevant js:

    element.style {
        left: 265px;
        position: absolute;
        top: 0;
    }

    I am working in a child theme. I also tried following these instructions for dequeueing js and whatnot, but that left me with 2 footers (the original and the broken css one), and then no footer at all.

    Thanks so much!

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