Luke Stacey

Hi there!

In the example given you could try altering this code:

.product_item .product_details h5 {
  min-height: 35px;
}

The min-height was previously set to 120px.

You have two options when using this code:

#1 Use a plugin like Simple Custom CSS and paste the code in there.

or

#2 If you are planning on making a number of changes create a child theme and paste the code in the child theme’s style.css file.

I hope that helps!

Luke the Daft Duke

Hi there!

You could create a child theme and copy the home-slideshow.php file into your child theme directory.

In this file you could hard code in the html of the text you want to display and style it using CSS.

To remove the ‘Home/Blog segment on the front page of the site you could copy the front-page.php file into your child theme and remove this line of code:

get_template_part('home','blog');

I hope that helps a bit!

Luke the Daft Duke

Hi there!

I just tried setting up a child theme and its working just fine without the issue you mentioned.

Perhaps take a look at this documentation:.

@import should not be used to import the parent stylesheet into the child theme. The correct method is to use wp_enqueue_style() to enqueue the parent stylesheet, using this code in your child theme’s “functions.php”. You will need to create a functions.php in your child theme’s root folder. Right at the start, on the first line, you should add an opening php tag. All other code will follow after this opening php tag

<?php

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'enqueue_child_theme_styles', PHP_INT_MAX);
function enqueue_child_theme_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri().'/style.css' );
    wp_enqueue_style( 'child-style', get_stylesheet_uri(), array('parent-style')  );
}

and see if that works.

I hope that helps!

Luke the Daft Duke

Hi there!

Since you will be making quite a few changes to your site it sounds like you would be better off with a child theme.

Also, I think it’s much easier to organize this that way, especially when you have a bigger project.

You can read about child themes here, or watch a tutorial here.

I don’t think there will be ‘less coding’ with either theme. Better to stick with your design choices and make it work.

When you get started you can always post further questions here and we can suggest CSS. Also, if you buy a premium theme you will probably get tech support as part of the package.

I hope that helps and good luck to you! 🙂

Luke the Daft Duke

You have two options:

#1 Use a plugin like Simple Custom CSS and paste the code in there.

or

#2 If you are planning on making a number of changes create a child theme and paste the code in the style.css file.

It’s better not to alter the theme files as the changes will be overridden when the theme updates.

Good luck! 🙂

Hi,

You have to paste the code in your theme’s custom css area (perhaps here – Appearance -> Theme Options) or in your child theme’s style.css .

You should not paste the code in the parent themes style.css file.

I hope that helps.

Luke the Daft Duke

Hi there!

I think this is the code you are looking for. It will hide the featured image on the posts.

.single-post .featured-image {
  display: none;
}

You’ll need to paste that code in your theme’s custom css or child theme style.css – you can read about child theme’s here.

I hope that helps!

Luke the Daft Duke

Hi there!

If you post a link to your site we can take a look and try and help you out.

🙂

Luke the Daft Duke