Tag Cloud Widgit Spacing problem
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Hi!
I am running the Neat! Theme and I am using the tag cloud widget. If you see on the blog tho, the tag cloud spacing makes the tags all smooshed together and cuts most of them off. How do I make this spacing bigger?
the current code is this:
#tag_cloud {
display:block;
padding-top:20px;
margin:20px;
}#tag_cloud h2 {
margin:0 -20px;
}I tried making margin:5px; in #tag_cloud but that didn’t seem to do anything. I then changed it back and changed margin:0 -50px in #tag_cloud h2 but that didn’t seem to do anything either.
help much appreciated! thanks in advance!
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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I tweaked it a little bit more since that didn’t quite fix it: #sidebar ul to 140% and #sidebar p to 140% it’s way better now, the top margin is completely fixed, the bottom margin still kinda cuts off the y in one of the last row of tags but I can live with that…or at least until my OCD sets in ;)
thank you so much! you’re such a great help!
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I am having the same problem (I am using the “Cutline” theme), but I can’t find
“#tag_cloud” in my CSS. Where am I supposed to edit this? -
How do I get my tag words to show up at the site? The widget is there but not keywords show up underneath of it. Thanks
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@eatsofacollegestudent, you are using a different theme from the original poster, and CSS is theme specific. It will be called something else in the theme you are using. Adding the following to the CSS edit window will take care of the issue for the theme you are using.
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I have passed this issue, and the above solution, on to staff so that they can fix it in the original CSS so that it is fixed for everyone using that theme. I don’t know how long it will be before they implement the fix though.
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I’ve gotten a note back from staff, and the tag cloud widget spacing issue has been resolved.
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@ chungeye, we need a link to the blog. The above fix is not necessary anymore here at wordpress.COM because staff has fixed that problem in the theme files.
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You would need the paid CSS upgrade and some CSS editing experience to correct that.
Contact staff and point them to the tag cloud widget on your blog and ask them to fix it. It really is something they should fix so that everyone benefits.
What they need to do is to change the line-height declaration in #sidebar from 145% to auto and that fixes it.
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