[John]

Hi Victor

Clearing cache seemed to do it

Thanks

John

[John]

Thanks Brook

I’ve done that (functions.php screenshot attached)

but get an error when loading site

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘$query’ (T_VARIABLE) in /home/visitmid/public_html/wp-content/themes/HHDBA/functions.php on line 34

Thanks

John

[John]

Hi Brook

We’ve recently re-vamped a website and we’d like to allow the members to download the entire years calendar -it’s only about 50 events for a local business association. We’d probably email them the link to do this.

But thanks for pointing out the existing ones 🙂 I’d completely missed it!

Cheers

John

[John]

Thanks Geoff

Are we talking days or weeks, as I need to get it working ASAP, as they’ve both got events on … 🙂

Cheers

John

[John]

Hi Geoff

Just one…:-)

I can’t work out how to make some text appear next to the image – all I want to do is this…

http://bit.ly/1yLLh9q

If you can give me a fix, that would be great – thanks!

http://circloid.com/events/

Cheers

John

[John]

Thanks Geoff

Good to know I was half way there 🙂

I think if I did one big image, that would be a problem on the mobile as it would be smaller than everything else.

It’s ok as is for now, but the image on the mobile is still left-aligned on mobile. Here’s my code 🙂

<div width=”300px” align=”center”></div>

If you think of any cool and easy way to

a) make the image centre on a mobile…
b) have a second image to the right that would go under the logo on the mobile…

…let me know 🙂

Thanks for your help!

Regards

John

[John]

Actually, I think I managed it with HTML before section. 🙂

…but I’m not quite there yet….

I’ve added two images and a width and height tag for the one on the left.

1. Will this be OK on a mobile ? or is there another way of doing it
2. How do I add a margin to move the images down ?
3. How would I go about spacing/positioning the right hand image better (but still responsive)

Thanks

John

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