catwingz

Thank you for being there. I have reactivated the plugin for you. I don’t believe it is possible to add a screenshot in this forum, but I will give more details.
My primary objective is to give my client/editor access to more plugin related controls. In this case there is a plugin called MailPoet which in the plugin code still goes by the name Wysija. In the custom capabilities section of the settings for Editor these options are visible:

manage_mailpoet
wpseo_bulk_edit
wysija_config

wysija_newsletters
wysija_stats_dashboard
wysija_style_tab

wysija_subscribers
wysija_theme_tab

I have all of these entries checked, with the exception of the manage mailpoet entry which is something I added by mistake and can’t figure out how to delete. In the Admin sidebar there is an envelope icon with the name “Mailpoet” next to it that leads to this plugin’s controls. If I look in the Editor login I would expect that as a result of checking those boxes this Mailpoet option would now have been added to the sidebar. This isn’t happening, and that’s the problem.

Does that give you enough information?

There are probably a few other plugins I would like to give her access to, but since the are not listed I don’t know if this is possible or, if so, how to go about it.

Good to know. Thanks

Here is a link to the solution to this in a THBusiness theme support thread. This solution moves the caption below the image within the slider, and then moves the content on the rest of the page down so the caption isn’t creating a new problem by covering up that instead.

This slider is great, but in mobile view I suspect everyone who uses it with captions will need to do something like this. Too bad the plugin developer is unresponsive.

This is a progress report. I could still use help with making this display only in the mobile portrait view on the home page.

I realized that .entry-content contains both the slider and the text below it, so I have given the text a div of it’s own to allow me to control it’s place on the page. I have switched over to this site for the development.

With the following code I have successfully relocated the caption block and moved the following text out of the way—

.caption {
	background: rgba(0,0,0,.6);
	margin-bottom: -100px;
}

.rslides_container {
	margin-bottom: 20px;
}

.rslides {
	overflow: visible;
}

div#home-block {
	border: 3px solid #005bd2;
	position: relative;
	top: 60px;
}

div.entry-content {
	border: 3px solid #d2002d;
	padding-bottom: 2.3em;
}

Oops, the site is here

@alchymyth that’s exactly what I needed. Hiding in plain site, I think I might have totally overlooked the margin-top. Thank you!

@rossmitchell, the point I was trying to make is that if all of my changes can be done via custom CSS, then to create a child theme just for one tiny detail would be excessive. The ‘any theme changes at all’ criteria doesn’t really apply to changes which can be made through the Customizer or similar.

I believe all of this worked when I tried it out using Chrome tools…

I hadn’t thought to since I am only dealing with the h1-4 tags which already exist. I just tried the H1… it works on Firefox, but doesn’t show up on Chrome. I also tried contacting the theme author. so far they have ignored that query but answered another I posted at the same time. I am afraid I’m going to have to try another method or plugin.