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This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series WP Twenty Eleven Child theme - Reid Walley

Goal: Remove white space from top of page (between top of header and top of page). Solution: Add the following to Child theme’s style.css file: /* Remove white space between top of header and top of page */ #page { margin-top: 0; } Let’s also remove the gray line at the top of the header. [...]

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This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series WP Twenty Eleven Child theme - Reid Walley

Goal: Add Social Media Widget‘s social media icons into Header area Solution: Replace WP Twenty Eleven’s search box with a Widget area, but still display the search box when no Widget is used. Reference (from WP Tuts Plus): Creating a Simple Child Theme Using Twenty Eleven includes instructions on how to add a widget to [...]

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This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series WP Twenty Eleven Child theme - Reid Walley

Goal: Rotating images, in WP Twenty Eleven’s child theme header, that are also “responsive” (they shrink to different device sizes): WP Rotator plugin (to add rotating images) Flex Slider for WP Rotator plugin (to make the rotating images “responsive”) – Turns WP Rotator into a fully “responsive” jQuery slider – MUST have WP Rotator installed [...]

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