Testimonials squashed
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Hi there, I have gone from having 1 to 2 testimonials (edited the block) showing in a panel I have on my home page. Has worked fine but the layout could be better, I cannot work out how to get a line space between the name at the end of the first testimonial and the beginning of the second testimonial, which makes it confusing and harder to read for people browsing.
Can anyone suggest a way to make the lines have a space between them. It's easier to understand by looking at the attachment. The site ishttp://www.kidsoncongas.com.au.
Thank you VERY much in advance, Cheers Craig
Can anyone suggest a way to make the lines have a space between them. It's easier to understand by looking at the attachment. The site ishttp://www.kidsoncongas.com.au.
Thank you VERY much in advance, Cheers Craig
Hi there,
first of all thank you for taking the time to write the script / code. Excuse my ignorance but how do I open the CSS file? I have no idea, have searched around but am lost! This is all quite new to me.
first of all thank you for taking the time to write the script / code. Excuse my ignorance but how do I open the CSS file? I have no idea, have searched around but am lost! This is all quite new to me.
You need to get access to the website files on your web server.
Usually this would be done using an ftp client such ashttp://filezilla-project.org/ - This piece of software is free, and can get you access to the files on your server (There are many others available)
I'm not able to give you the access details for your server, this information would need to be obtained from either your web hosting company, or whoever has worked on the site previously. You will need a host address (this will either be a url, or an ip address), a username, and a password in order to give you access to your site files.
When you do manage to get access to the files - you need to open up the file called 'styles.css' (this in the directory: '/themes/dojo_theme/less/styles.css') - this is one of the files that deals with the styling of your site. Ideally you would open this up in using a proper piece of code editing software. If you don't have any already installed (or aren't sure) - there are some great pieces of free editing software available online - If you are using Windows I would recommend:http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ + if on a mac:http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/...
Once you have it opened up, carefully make the change that I suggested in the previous post, and save.
Hope that helps!
Usually this would be done using an ftp client such ashttp://filezilla-project.org/ - This piece of software is free, and can get you access to the files on your server (There are many others available)
I'm not able to give you the access details for your server, this information would need to be obtained from either your web hosting company, or whoever has worked on the site previously. You will need a host address (this will either be a url, or an ip address), a username, and a password in order to give you access to your site files.
When you do manage to get access to the files - you need to open up the file called 'styles.css' (this in the directory: '/themes/dojo_theme/less/styles.css') - this is one of the files that deals with the styling of your site. Ideally you would open this up in using a proper piece of code editing software. If you don't have any already installed (or aren't sure) - there are some great pieces of free editing software available online - If you are using Windows I would recommend:http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ + if on a mac:http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/...
Once you have it opened up, carefully make the change that I suggested in the previous post, and save.
Hope that helps!
Thank you so much for your reply. This edit is a little out of my depth at this stage. I shall perhaps tackle a few other areas of the site and head back to this issue when I have a little more confidence ;-)
Open up your CSS file (styles.css), and do a search for:
.testimonial small
You just need to add some margin to the bottom of this element in order to increase the spacing - so swap what you have for this:
You can increase/decrease the value 'margin-bottom: 40px;' to suit.
Hope that helps!