Styling the widget text

[lucky]

The text in my widget is not positioned the way I’d like it to be, but it appears to be just text with no html tag associated with it. How can I target this text with CSS to style it?

[amin007]

“The text in my widget is not positioned the way I’d like it to be” – Can you please post a link to the page where I can see what you mean so I can give you some guidance?

[lucky]

Here you go: [http://relativesouls.net]

The text has no tag (no <p> for example), so I’m guessing nothing can be done here to tweak the positioning with css?

[lucky]

Just figured out a CSS solution by indenting the whole shopping cart widget, then using a negative margin on the specific shopping cart widget h3.

[pwieseam]

I’m having the same problem. How do I move the placement of the widget? I can’t figure out how to edit anything in the widget, the text or the placement. I’m not finding much in the css file. Any help on where to find this would be helpful. Thanks!

[pwieseam]

Oh, and the page is sterlingoccasionenterprises.com

[amin007]

@Pwieseam, this post was originally for the simple shopping cart widget. I couldn’t find that plugin on your site. Are you talking about the “Simple paypal shopping cart” or a different plugin?

[pwieseam]

sorry, I was talking about the eMember plugin. If you go to the homepage sterlingoccasionenterprises.com you’ll see how the member login is not centered or aligned correctly.

[amin007]

Looks like your theme isn’t specifying the before widget and after widget stuff. Are you using the “login widget” of eMember from the widgets menu or did you use the PHP function to put the widget on the sidebar?

[pwieseam]

I used the “login widget” to edit it. I don’t believe I know how to insert it using the php function. I’d probably like a members login page also so it gets redirected there if they aren’t a member. I’m not sure how to do that either. Thanks!

[amin007]

Not sure why your theme is not putting the space in the widget but lets try to work around it. Please add a standard text widget to your sidebar. Then use the following code in there:

<div style="text-align: center;">

[wp_eMember_login]

</div>

This will also give you a login form but it will be centered in the sidebar. Let me know how you go with this.

[pwieseam]

Thank you, I got it to work, but instead of <div> style I just used <center> … </center> and the php code. Worked great! Thanks for your help!

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