I'm setting up a brand new installation of Wordpress (4.5.3 running the Zerif Lite theme) and aMember (current version 5.1). I enabled the integration, etc etc but the Wordpress page header is chopping off the top of the aMember pages, like so: http://stevesmoneyroom.com/members/login (attaching a screenshot too in case it's fixed before you look at it) Basically I just need all of the amember pages to add some space at the top for the Wordpress header. Can someone tell me where to edit? -Scott
Hello Scott, Then best approach to add CSS rule to site.css file http://www.amember.com/docs/Site.css_file It should be something similar to: Code: .am-body-content { margin-top:2em; }
I had some delays because the client changed the domain name so I just got around to trying it. Code: .am-body-content { margin-top:2em; } This actually move the entire header (Wordpress's header) down too. http://secretsignalservice.com/members/login Back in the days of HTML I was a rockstar but these sites designed entirely with CSS drive me crazy.
I got it!! I found another thread with a reference to this file: /amember/application/default/plugins/protect/wordpress/default/layout.phtml I changed this line: Code: <div style="padding:0 1em;"> to this: Code: <div style="padding:2em 1em 0 1em;"> Which successfully set a 2em padding on top, which was enough room for the wordpress header. edit: correction, it needed 6em, not 2em, but it works.