Eventbrite Single Event: pushing the logo to the right
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Hi guys,
I’m trying to put the logo in the header to the right in the Eventbrite Single Event theme.
Everything I’m trying in CSS does not work (seems like a lot of CSS customization options working in other themes are not available with the Eventbrite theme, it just does not respond).Do you have another magic CSS formula? I do not wish to move the entire header, I just want the text aligned on the left with the menus, and having the uploaded on the right.
Thanks for your help!
AnneThe blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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One possibility:
header .logo-row { display: block; text-align: right; width: 100%; } header .logo { display: inline; } header .logo img { margin: 0; } header .logo-text { float: left; margin-top: 24px; }A note on your background image:
The theme is centered in relation to the browser window, so the left bg area doesn’t have a fixed width. Drag the browser window to make it narrower and see how it will look different to different visitors. -
Hi! thanks a lot, worked perfectly ;)
About the bg image: I know, it sucks… I’ve tried to make the theme itself transparent, like I did in another blog – see http://nytesyte.net/, where I used:
body.custom-background {
background-size: 450px 100%;
}but the Eventbrite theme here doesn’t respond to this – which makes sense in a way because the Eventbrite info box will appear once the event itself is published on Eventbrite.
I’m working on a new background design where this won’t happen anymore. The blog is still in early stages ;)Thanks again a million for your help!
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You’re welcome.
You can easily make the theme transparent, but I don’t think this is the best solution – at least not with the current bg image. -
Yeah, transparency is a complex thing ;)
How could I make it transparent (with another bg image) just in case?I tried
#page {
background: transparent;
}
Like I did on the other blog I mentioned above – not working with this Eventbrite theme (sorry, I pasted the wrong bit of CSS in my post above).Thanks and have a great weekend! ;)
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Each theme has its own structure and its own selectors, so a code that works on a theme won’t work on a different theme. To make the content area transparent you need this:
.main-container .container { background-color: transparent; }Or maybe you can add a faint semi-transparent bg to it:
.main-container .container { background-color: rgba(240, 240, 240, 0.7); } -
I see – sorry, still a beginner in CSS, I just started training but only had 3 modules so far, so… ;)
Thanks a lot – the faint semi-transparent bg is a brilliant idea. I went for that one using a background image taken from the actual logo. Looks much better on small screens too.Thanks again a million for your help!
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You’re welcome!
Yes, much better now: more elegant, and with this bg image it doesn’t matter where it shows or how much of it will show. -
Yep, agreed!
Sorry to bother again – I have a couple more questions actually :pIf, say, I want to remove transparency for just one page (for example that one: http://medical-translators-conference.com/contact/contact-us/) – so make it plain, how do I do that in CSS (using the page ID I assume).
How can I make the site title bigger/smaller? (not working in the Fonts menu, despite my cstom upgrade)
And likewise, how do I make the subtitle bigger?Last but not least: is there a way I can chang the font of the site title only, without it changing all the headings as well?
Thanks… and sorry p ;)
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a) Yes, you use the page ID. But I’m nor sure what you mean by “remove transparency”. If you mean make the light grey rectangle fully opaque, add this:
.page-id-61 .main-container .container { background-color: #F0F0F0; }If you mean eliminate the rectangle, write “transparent” in place of “#F0F0F0”.
b) To change the font family of the blog title, and the font sizes of the title and the tagline, add this and change the font name and the values:
header .logo-text h1 { font-family: Georgia !important; font-size: 3.5em !important; } header .logo-text h5 { font-size: 1.1em !important; }PS “Sorry”? This forum is for asking questions!
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Well, yeah, but I hate to ask too much and stealing your time and skills! ;)
Thanks a lot, it’s all working just fine – you rock! :)
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