Daniele De Santis

Hello,
are you using a static front page? It seems you are using the product archive page as home page.

For post and product archive pages you have to use the general settings box, targeting your pages with the body class, you can use .home in your case:

@media all and (max-width: 768px) {
.home .nm-menu li a {color: #ffffff!important;}
.home .nm-menu-icon span {background: #ffffff!important;}
.home .nm-banner.has-alt-image {display:none;}
}

Hi,
your theme outputs some css inside a style tag in the head, overriding the main custom-css file.
The style applied to the single page works, but you have an error in your css:

body.custom-background {
    background-color: #55555;
}

should be

body.custom-background {
    background-color: #555555;
}

Hi Andrew,
I get a 4040 error at this url
http://curlytail.cabowebsolutions.com/photos-photos-more-photos/

Anyway, this should fix your problem:

body.custom-background {
background-image: none !important;
}

Hi migster,
I’ll probably add that feature as an option in the basic version, I’m not planning to sell a pro version.

I don’t ask for donations, I’m a fan of open source projects and I’m happy to help WordPress users
🙂

Hi,
don’t worry, the plugin does’t write anything, once disabled you won’t find it in your GTMetrix test.
Please note that page speed tests usally cache the result for 30 seconds, that means that once you disable the plugin you have to wait before running the same test again.

Regarding loading time, I believe it could have to do with the time required to your server to connect to the database to generate wp pages (and the custom style page).

Hi,
do you have a lot of extra metaboxes in your pages? In this case you could try setting an higher value for max_input_vars.

Daniele

Hello,
I’ve just updated the plugin, please see

Daniele

I’m sorry I can’t help if I can see your code, but I guess it depends on some inline css or some more specific css rule being applied to the .wrap element.

Try to inspect your target element using a web inspector and see which style is being applied.

I’m marking this as “not a support question” because is a general CSS question.

Best,
Daniele