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nsk2023

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    nsk2023 reacted to Ziggy in How to change links color on hover   
    Try this without the p:
    #block-ee4609f2bfd661e57bcb { a:hover { color:#ff94a6 !important; } }  
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    nsk2023 got a reaction from Ziggy in How to change links color on hover   
    @Ziggy deleted the old block and placed it with a new one and added your CSS
    p a:hover {
        color: #FF92A5 !important;
    }
    and now it works. so thank you yet again so much for all your help.
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    nsk2023 reacted to Ziggy in Portfolio grid "custom" image placement   
    Just what I was going to suggest!
    Can you mark my post as the solution and give it a thumbs up? Thanks!
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    nsk2023 reacted to Ziggy in Portfolio grid "custom" image placement   
    This is pretty tricky to do, the images are not in columns, they are individual items in a grid, so I can't just push down all of the ones on the left.
    That said, here's a slightly hack way to maybe get the look you want?
    Add this to Custom CSS:
    @media only screen and (min-width:768px) { .grid-item:nth-child(odd) { margin-top:42px; } .grid-item:nth-child(even) { margin-top:-42px; } }
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    nsk2023 got a reaction from Ziggy in Header Layout - page links placement   
    ill give that a go. thanks a million for all your help
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    nsk2023 reacted to Ziggy in Header Layout - page links placement   
    It'll be rather tricky to get that to work consistently because of how the grid scales on narrower screens (the width of 1 column varies), but you can try adding this to custom CSS (under the styles menu), and adjust the px value until you're happy with it:
    .header-layout-nav-right .header-nav { margin-right: 60px; } Hope that's the solution you're looking for.
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