Width Widget
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Good morning,
I’m in trouble because I can’t change the width of my widgets. WordPressSupport suggests me to contact you because it’s a CSS issue.
Can anyone give me the code to change the width?Thanks a lot,
EmanueleThe blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Hello Emanuele,
I’d be happy to help! Which widgets in particular are you looking to change the width of? (or is it more general like the entire sidebar width?) Did you want to make it smaller or larger? Do you have a rough idea on the size? Once I have the code written up you can play with the sizes yourself, I just ask as it might change how I write the code.
Let me know,
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Hi Sage!
Thanks a lot for your kind interest regard my problem.
If you check my website, you can see that at the moment I’ve got 4 columns. I would like to add my last tweets but my theme allowed me to have only 200px of width and they are a bit constricted. Is it possible to increase it at 400px?
And then I appreciate to have only 3 columns instead of 4, but it’s impossible to change this parameter from my WP Admin.
Hope that I explain correctly my issues.Thanks again for your help,
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Hello Emanuele,
Sorry for my late response!
Dropping this code in your custom CSS area should do the trick:
.widget-col { width: 33%; } @media screen and (max-width: 783px) { .widget-col { width: 100%; } }Let me know if that doesn’t work!
Sage -
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That’s great!
It works perfectly and it’s really easy to modify!Thanks a lot for you help,
Emanuele
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