Website Profile Line Fix?

Resolved briar21
(@briar21)

10 years ago

The below line in the parent CSS will cause the profile table display to display the website line wrong (won’t align into the same grid as the other profile entries). Take out the entire “content: ‘;” line to fix. So far I haven’t found anywhere in the theme that is corrupted by doing this.

/* Clearing */
.clear:before,
.clear:after,
[class*=”content”]:before,
[class*=”content”]:after,
[class*=”site”]:before,
[class*=”site”]:after {
content: “”;
display: table;
}

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Theme Author Tom
(@edge22)

10 years ago

If you can link me to a page with the website profile line I can give you some more specific CSS which should fix it and keep the above CSS functioning.

Let me know 🙂

Thread Starter briar21
(@briar21)

10 years ago

Here is a test profile showing the issue. As you can see, the other social media links are fine. It’s just the one.

http://www.writinggroove.com/members/testone/

Thank you for your help. 🙂
Theme Author Tom
(@edge22)

10 years ago
Try this CSS:
```
.field_website:before {
    display: block;
    content: '';
}
```
Thread Starter briar21
(@briar21)

10 years ago

I’ve tried putting this in my child theme, with no results.

Put it in the parent theme CSS, both directly before and directly after the CSS I mentioned. No success.

I assume I don’t replace anything in the CSS file with the CSS you posted? This is supposed to be a new addition? Just for kicks I tried replacing anyway. No success.

Any other ideas?

By the way, are you aware that this latest update causes the entire CSS file to format into one block paragraph without any of the CSS commenting?
Theme Author Tom
(@edge22)

10 years ago
Try this instead:
```
.field_website:before {
    display: block;
    content: initial;
}
```
Adding the CSS into your child theme or a plugin like this is best: https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-css/

The style.css file in the latest version is minified for performance – you shouldn’t ever have any need to go in there anyways.

If you want to study the CSS with commenting, you can open the style.unmin.css file.
Thread Starter briar21
(@briar21)

10 years ago

I definitely prefer keeping all custom stuff to the child theme CSS. 🙂

Added this new try and the line in the profile has fallen in with the formatting of the other lines. Yay!

Thank you for your help!

Theme Author Tom
(@edge22)

10 years ago

You’re welcome 🙂

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