catwingz

Based on your question I’ve fixed it, but now I could use some better understanding. I started out with text widgets ‘!Home and !Pages with a wide banner in the first, a narrow banner in the second. We decided to go with the narrow banner throughout so I changed the url in !Home to the one for the narrow banner. This meant that both widgets had the same image but for the two separate destinations. This, of course, is when the problem started and I didn’t put it together.

So how does this work? The image seems to trump the !Home/!Pages directive, doing so across all of the pages. Now that I know, I can avoid this but I would still like to understand in case there is another way to make use of it.
Thank you

Hi,

For some reason things just aren’t working for these styles.

I am using a menu instead of the categories widget because only certain categories are desired here. With the widget it is not possible to be selective. I tried the first style and it didn’t make any difference. I tried expanding it to this and it doesn’t work either
#right-sidebar#menu-sidebar-categories .menu-item-object-categories a

On the main blog page with the excerpts the blog post titles are showing up very small, not really looking like headings at all. I want to make them larger and change the color to match their counterparts. I have tried both custom CSS and CSS within the Easy Google Fonts plugin and haven’t been successful. The rest of the headings in the theme are fine, as are the headings on the individual blog posts.

I had to shrink down the page on my screen to capture this much, but this shows the small blog title and the small grey category menu at the top of the sidebar.

Unfortunately the code for the <p> tag isn’t having any effect either. I am trying it on more than one computer and browser so this shouldn’t be a cache issue.

This screenshot shows what the blog title looks like on the post page itself, as well as the paragraphs still sticking together.

Fyi, the site is hosted with Bluehost.
Thank you

I just discovered that the h2 blog post titles are also not responding to what I am doing. I am using .h2 .entry-title
What next?

Thank you!

Thanks. Should I change this to resolved or wait a bit?

It has turned out that the actual function of creating the font control is being completed but there is no indication that this is happening on that screen. If I then go to the tab for Manage Font Controls they do show up in the list. It may be that the plugin interface has changed since the last time I worked with it. Either way, it is not user friendly to give no feedback indicating the success of an action.

Please fix this in the next update!

Otherwise it’s a good plugin.
Thanks

I am picking this up where I left off, sort of…
This is a different site (which you won’t be able to view yet) and different images, but the same files and code. The first site lost it’s owner and is waiting for the right one to come along to be able to go live.

In the current site I have the home page working perfectly with a new banner and a file looking like deckle-edged paper in place of the wave. Now I have moved onto the other pages and have gotten stuck. Once again, I am getting the alt tag description but not the image standing in for the wave. The following is a link to the pastebin file for the sidebar-banner.php. I am assuming that is where my problem is but haven’t been able to spot it. Any assistance would be hugely appreciated.

Thank you

Beautiful. Thank you. Using that as my guide I was also able to take care of the tagline. Now all I need to do is change the font and it will be a happy ending. 🙂

Success! I had to contact the host to get the logs. This took a long time, so while I was waiting for them I loaded the update and recreated the clone. This time it worked. Thank you so much.

I have used this on several sites and applaud your plugin!