Decrease font size from 85px to 75px will get it back.
It’s not really getting cut off, it goes to new line but invisible because it’s set with overflow:hidden; on a limited height.
Make a child theme or install Custom CSS plugin and put this in
#header h1 a {font-size:75px;}
Just a bit careful though.
The 75px is from my inspection of the title with this text “Brains and Books”, it could go to 78px and be cut at 79px or 80px, so I use 75px just to be sure that it will not exceed the container’s width because browsers render pixel differently.
Now with the new text you put there with 75px is exactly where it will not be cut, 76px will wrap the text. So with new text I would go with 73px, OR extend the container’s width to accompany the 75px of this text.
#logotopend {max-width: 750px;}
You cold use Web Dev Tool ( Press F12 ) to inspect element and its properties.
Lots of people use Firebug
http://getfirebug.com
Firefox: Inspect Element
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Page_Inspector
Chrome: developer tools
https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools
I use Windows 7 Home OS, WordPress theme Pinboard version 1.0.7 and browser Mozilla Firefox version 20.0.1
Title headings are half cut [bottom half is visible, top half is cut off irrespective of the heading text size(s)] in all content pages, sidebar and the footer
please see for yourself in http://www.valiantconsultrade.com
Can anyone help me to fix this?
