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Should be as simple as adding:
#content{float:right} #sidebar{float:left;margin:0 0 0 2%}True – that’s simple for those of us who know CSS. I was hoping there was some sort of setting, to keep it flexible for the people in whose hands I will leave the site when I’m done setting it up – they probably won’t ever venture into the Editor section. I guess you are saying there is nothing for non-programmers, that I somehow missed?
You don’t need to know how to code or even have to edit any files directly. This is a setting in the theme options, please read:
https://startupwp.com/topic/customizing-your-theme/
It’s just a matter of copying and pasting the code above into the Custom CSS box and hitting Save. :)
Okay, I get the idea. I don’t currently have StartupPro, as I’m not even sure whether the site I’m working on (an old Joomla site that needs to be migrated) will end up in WordPress, and if WP, whether this will be THE theme for it. So far I basically like it, but there are some hitches to be worked out. All that to say, I don’t currently have a Custom CSS box (no Advanced Editing in the non-pro version), so I created a child theme and am working in the editor on that. But if we go with this theme, I’ll probably spring for Pro for the long haul.
Thanks for the clues.
Great to hear, and just to mention this here, if it might be useful to others, in case they don’t wish to use a child theme (which requires file editing), they can use this plugin to add custom CSS:
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