catwingz

Regarding the first one, I don’t want the links in the main navigation or headers like the titles of blog posts to be underlined. We do want the links for contact (like the phone number in a sidebar widget) and those placed in the main body copy to be underlined. Actually, the other links in the blog content aren’t needed either. It’s just the ones that we need to have stand out because they are not where links are necessarily expected. Is that more clear?

What might be better would be to circle back to my original approach of assigning a class. I switched strategies because I wasn’t able to craft one that was successful at overriding the defaults.

Mission accomplish on #2. Thank you

#3 is along the lines of what I expected and is reassuring. Thanks again.

I have now realized that in spite of deleting and reinstalling the plugin and making my changes while the plugin was inactive, the css file still displays the ‘inactive’ error message.

Thus, it is really two problems, the inactive CSS file and the mobile conflict with the sidebar. I thought I had placed the site url in my original post, but I must have forgotten, so here it is.

That must have been a bad day. I know better!

It’s all good now, thanks

What would I do different to just remove the author, or to just remove the author and date? I wasn’t quite planning on the whole bar disappearing. For this site it will work, but there is another I would like to be more selective about if it is possible.

Thank you, I will explore this.

What I am trying to describe would look like this:

Copyright © 2014 Your Company. All rights reserved. | Website by Designer/Company

This is generally all on one line, keeping the credits and ownership issues separate from the content—articles, sharing, tag clouds, etc. This has the added benefit of not having to find a second unobtrusive location for the design credit, and is why I suggested that others would probably have an interest in the solution. Is this doable?

If you can point me at the right file(s) I can give it a shot. My coding is decent, but I am not a full-on developer. Thanks

Ok, I get it that the copyright issue came from the fix for my original approach to displaying it differently from the way you designed it.

This solution to the plugin conflict is awesome, but I am afraid I am making a hash of it. I am a designer who can modify code, but not a developer. I’ve never worked with ARIA roles before. At least now I know they exist. This may be beyond the scope of your support, but here goes—

I have tried a lot of different variations of this, and in different files. Currently I have the following code

#accordion .ui-accordion .ui-widget .ui-helper-reset .clearfix [role='tablist'] {
    clearfix: both;
}

added to the jqueryuicss.css file for the sp-faq plugin. I have also wrapped a div with the clearfix class around the shortcode adding the accordion to the page. None of the things I have tried have had an effect. Are you able to get me any further with this? I really appreciate the help.

I guess I didn’t make myself clear. The colors in the footer are under control—it’s where the box they color shows up that is the issue.

I have been able to change the footer color, but find it is necessary to add a border to the right and left margin. The right side works. The left side only adds to the right, leaving the left untouched. On this site I have left it with both the right and left borders set to show the odd behavior. I tried margin and padding first, but neither helped.

If you look at the site you will see that there is a footer sized chunky indent on the left. It matches the bump on the right. I’ve never seen anything like this before and would really like to know how to fix it. The code I gave up above is still in place. Thanks

I realize that the copyright text change would have to be coded in. I was hoping that you would help me out with that. Thanks again