Looks like you have these links:
<a class="entire-meta-link" href="http://michaelbalchan.com/popn/the-inverted-u/"></a>
Inside your loops, have these styles applied, which is causing them to overlay everything in your content area.
.masonry.classic_enhanced .masonry-blog-item .entire-meta-link, .post-area.featured_img_left .entire-meta-link, .masonry.material .masonry-blog-item .entire-meta-link, .blog-recent[data-style*="classic_enhanced"] .entire-meta-link, .blog-recent[data-style="material"] .entire-meta-link {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
display: block;
width: 100%;
z-index: 101;
height: 100%;
}
Found at http://michaelbalchan.com/wp-content/themes/salient/style.css?ver=4.9.6
Edit: line 7656
Thanks!
It looks like the .entire-meta-link class works properly in it’s other locations, like http://michaelbalchan.com/blog/
Which leads me to think it’s not the class that’s busted, but whatever is feeding it on this custom post type archive.
I’d appreciate your guidance on where to look next…
Think there’s something I can do in the CPT UI plugin to fix this?
Or is your hunch that it’s an adjustment to be made within my Salient theme?
I really appreciate your support!
This is going to be ALL theme edits here, as CPTUI doesn’t touch themes or have any settings for anything there.
I’ve gotten to the bottom of what’s causing the issue!
But I am still stuck on fixing it. 🙂
All good if you don’t know the next steps, but thought I’d share in case you are clear on what I can do to fix it.
Uploaded an image here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bolfLftVnQ-s4ezR9YqYMR_hVVOZ35ILml7meutGlpU/edit?usp=sharing
But essentially, with the new post type “popn”
and within <div class =”posts container”>
Each article id is referencing “popn type-popn”
instead of the proper “post type-popn”
So at some point, with the custom post type, a swap is being made of both instances of “post”, instead of just the one after “post type-“.
Appreciate any guidance you can offer on fixing this!
Thank you!
You’ll need to check your theme template files as appropriate to see what’s going on in these spots and why.