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  • Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: Link Color
    a{
    color:red;
    }
    #header-bottom .r-color{
    color:red;
    }
    .slider-shadow{
    height:0;
    }
    #callout{
    margin-bottom:0;
    }

    Woohoo Andrew, thanks! I didn’t yet know about the themes’ repositories all being there on display. That is indeed pretty cool. Now I can help more people on the forums. 8)

    Huh, but it is weird that Enigma doesn’t load any Google fonts. Because it does in the demo page’s header.
    Vincent, is it possible for you to provide us with a link to your website?

    Dear Vincent, I admit I haven’t seen Enigma yet, but those things usually go into functions.php. You could check there.

    Hope I helped.

    You have a lot of images on your website, and they usually take quite a while to load. Even worse if someone were trying to access your site with their mobile phone on mobile network. It’s in the nature of things.

    If you want to speed your site up for low bandwiths, you might want to consider a different concept of how your site is built. Or, if you want to keep things the way they are, you’ll just have to accept long loading times on phones.

    Of course, images are only one of the things that slow your site down. If you have a lot of script-heavy plugins, if you need an awful lot of javaScript, or if you include scripts or fonts from other websites on the internet, your website will be slower each time you add a thing like that.

    There probably is, but in order to find out how, you should post your question in the “Hacks” forum, I suppose. 🙂

    Lenny, if you did exactly like WordPress have described it in their step by step guide on how to set up a child theme, your custom file will load automatically. See the guide here:
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

    If you want it to resize responsively on small devices, try putting

    @media (max-width: 767px){
    #logo img{
    width:100%;
    height:100%;
    }
    }

    If you don’t want it to increase the header’s height, you might want to set your logo as a CSS background-image to (part of) your header, rather than putting it with img. (Don’t worry, we can still make it resize.)

    It’s up to you. 🙂

    OHAI, can you provide me with a link to your website?

    Twenty Fourteen’s CSS is the only part of this puzzle I can actually see, because it’s on the internet. 🙂 I was asking you to check it, though.

    The min-width: 1040px means that the following style declarations be applied to a site in a browser window that is at least 1040px wide. So basically, everything with a width higher than 1024px shouldn’t be a problem, because your issue occurs on the iPad, thus a browser width that is smaller than 1040px.

    I’m afraid I need at least three more informations:
    1. Is it possible for you to post your widget’s (and a bit of it’s context’s) HTML into this thread? And if you have already written some CSS, could you also provide me with that?

    2. What widget are you using?

    3. Could you provide me with a screen shot of the problem? (No need to use your iPad, just see if you can resize your browser window to a point where your widget breaks.)

    No problem. I’m just happy there’s one less person with a headache in this world. 😉

    Yup, your folder has to be writeable if you want WordPress to do the work you’d otherwise have to do manually. It means you need to make your folder writeable. See this guide for more information:
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions

    Once your folder is writeable, WordPress will be able to import your database.
    This is very important: When your old database is reinstated, you need to change your folder permissions back, and make them non-writeable, so you’re avoiding a security issue.

    If you could do me a favour, and check the Twenty Fourteen style.css first. In line 4000-ish there should be a line saying

    @media screen and (min-width: 1040px){

    I’m almost certain your problem is caused by something that sits inside rules like those. They’re media queries, and they’re checking for how wide the browser window is. Normally, iPads don’t go further than 1024px, so you need to check for declarations that handle those kinds of widths.
    If you could inspect your text box inside dev tools, you might find that something inside them brackets is overriding your style. If that is so, you should try to disable it.

    Oh, yeah, I suppose if they do show up in your admin panel, your database backup won’t be of any help.
    Are you sure all the pages are set to “published”?

    But in the end, if your page has really been hacked, you should consider wiping that whole theme anyway. Make a child theme, and once you’re done, make a backup of your child theme, so that next time this happens, you can simply override your theme with your clean backup.

    OHAI, you can’t change a colour that easily if it has been pre-set with !important as is the case. Try putting an !important behind your declaration, too. Like so:

    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-info h2,
    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-titleanddesc,
    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-titleanddesc p,
    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-comment,
    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-comment p,
    .jp-carousel-light div.jp-carousel-buttons a,
    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-titleanddesc p strong,
    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-titleanddesc p b,
    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-titleanddesc p em,
    .jp-carousel-light .jp-carousel-titleanddesc p i {
    	color: #fc6412 !important;
    }
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