[rs4]

Hello to all,
i have 1 question...
I include widget on blogspot,but when i open page,the widget is not centered correctly.
Located at the bottom of the page and not in the middle.
Please tell me how i do a fix this?
Thanks in advance.

[Patrician]

Edit the widget - you will see you can choose where you want to put it - side, bottom, etc.

However if you are picking something too big for the side it will be cock-eyed on the bottom. (just a guess)

You also might want to try to delete it and start over and be sure you are clicking to put it at the bottom.

Then again I find their attempts to compete with Wordpress pretty weak. Their 'widgets' etc are really not very user-friendly.

I found a whole bunch of things that don't work as expected. At first I was excited to see all the new options - until I tried to use them.

[rs4]

Thanks for answer buddy,but i cant find settings for change side,bottom,etc
Please tell me in details.
Thanks in advance.

[Patrician]

When you login go to Design.

This will take you to 'Add and Arrange Page Elements'

You will see your elements (widgets) and on each one is 'Edit'

Or you can click and drag them around - but again there is only so much you can do with it.

[rs4]

Mate, my problem is cpalead widget.
This is my problem:
Widget is not centered correctly.

[Patrician]

No clue then - it would be entirely possible that Blogger won't work with external add on widgets - it barely works with their own.

[rs4]

Patrician,i changed blogspot with wordpress.
Installed on XAMPP. All its ok,but when i try to install CPALead.com Wordpress Plugin v.1.2 ---> Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in E:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\cpaleadcom-wordpress-plugin\cpalead_gateway.php on line 177
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.

[Allen Lundy]

RS4,

Why would Wordpress be looking to your computer hard drive for the plugin and not the plugin folder on your server?

E:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\cpaleadcom-wordpress-plugin\cpalead_gateway.php on line 177

Have you actually uploaded the plugin to your server?

Your path should look something like this:

yourdomainname.com/wp-content/plugins/nameofplugin

Allen