But how can I actually do it?
Can we first see your site using your active child theme?
Yes, you can see site at … puncham.in/wp
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Also, there is no child theme active on the site – only the original parent theme.
Thanks for the information, but this the demo site. I actually wanna know the answer of my question and will do all the things in main site.
Please help if you know how to do it
I’m sorry but I would not be comfortable doing that unless I was sure that you were using a child theme.
I am using the latest wordpress.
I work on main theme always. Whats the problem in doing so!!!
Anonymous User 9936702
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Hello SND Computing!
To achieve this, you’ll want to make modifications to your theme’s styles. Unfortunately, this isn’t something we can provide step-by-step support for 🙁
Hi SND Computing,
I think I found a quick solution for your problem. Try pasting this CSS line into the stylesheet editor (or use a child theme, as recommended):
h1.site-title {
clear: none;
}
Hello!
I actually have the same question. I solved it by creating a png-file with the logo and the title on the same line and by hiding the actual site name. But …
Does anybody know how to customize the css-file with custom css plugin to get the same result like “SND Computing” asked?
I can’t show you the site because it running local with XAMMP.
Thanks in advance!
PHBW, it’s poor SEO practice to put your sub-title in a jpg image that Google, bing and other search engines cannot read.
Anonymous User 9936702
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@tonyzeoli Thanks for helping out!
Exactly, i want to show logo and site title side-by-side instead of using an jpg. You know how’s that possible?
“carykelly”‘s suggestion to try it with:
h1.site-title {
clear: none;
}
doesn’t work.
