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In reply to: Looking for house rental themeI’d suggest you go with whatever theme you like and search the database of 33,838 (and counting) WordPress plugins for the functionality you need.
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In reply to: [Smpl Skeleton] Changing colour of only on item in menuOHAI Dominik, check out this CSS selector: http://css-tricks.com/how-nth-child-works/
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In reply to: Child Theme style.css not workingAha, you got me. I didn’t check hover states. 😀
But I’m glad this worked out after all. 🙂Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Theme: twentyfourteen] Navigation jumps below contentTwenty Fourteen looks at it from a different angle. It is written so that every time the screen (or browser) width is over 1007 pixels, the black area (
#secondary) will jump to sit in the left side on the screen. (Meaning the black area sits at the bottom of the page by default.)
It is caused by the CSS code sitting in style.css from line 3689 on: You’ll find a bit that says@media screen and (min-width: 1008px) {This means that the following code shall be called into action in browser windows that are wider than 1007 pixels.
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In reply to: [Twenty Fourteen] Maximum amount of links in sidebarI just learned that there is a WordPress menu item limit:
Sometimes this issue manifests as a user reaching a simple limit: they’ve added 50 menu items. They try to add the 51st, and nothing happens if they’re adding it at the end. Or if they add it in the middle, the last menu item is dropped. The limit is 50, so every time they add X more items, the last X are deleted.
Source: http://sevenspark.com/wordpress/menu-item-limit
At the end of the article the author links to a plugin he built in order to detect menu item limits. The article is about finding a workaround to the problem. See if that works for you.
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In reply to: [Twenty Fourteen] Maximum amount of links in sidebar[I’d love to delete this, since it was an accidental double post.]
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In reply to: [Enigma] Login IssueOhey, there are a couple other threads on the forum about this. So it might not be an issue with Enigma.
See this: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/your-session-has-expired-please-log-in-again-ad-infinitumForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Fourteen] Maximum amount of links in sidebarOHAI, can you provide a link to your website?
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In reply to: [Enigma] Change Awesome Icons?Happily helping out, my friend.
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In reply to: Dropdown menu stopped workingveegish, you should be able to find an answer about Powermag here.
lulai, yes. Please do make your own thread, so that things in the forum remain clean and people can find answers more easily.
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In reply to: [Enigma] main page hoppingYou can work with truncated posts. There are many ways of doing this. For example, inside WordPress, there is an excerpt function that you can use. There are also a multitude of plugins that do this (and more).
(Or, if you’re comfortable with PHP, you can build your own truncation methods.)Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Child Theme style.css not workingIf you’re really only disabling and enabling minification, there shouldn’t be any repercussions involved. All minification is supposed to do is remove comments and white space in your style sheet. So if there are repercussions, this might a good thing, because it will tell you that you need to look for a better minification tool. (I am half kidding here.)
Here’s what you can do whenever you have a bad feeling about making changes: Make a copy of the css contents elsewhere, and when you find that your site looks all weird afterwards, just override your changes with that copy. You might be back to where you started, but at least you’re not stuck with a broken site.
WordPress and some plugins also support version control. This means you can make changes to a file in the admin panel, and when you find those changes broke something, you can switch back to the earlier version of your file. You can check if your tool supports version control.I’d love to be of better help in this, but for one, I’m confused by your website (I can’t read Hebrew), and second, I still fail to find a class that goes by the name
nav-nextanywhere on your website. Are you sure.nav-nextis the right selector?Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Enigma] Change Awesome Icons?Sweet! Be a darling and mark this thread as resolved. 🙂
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In reply to: [Enigma] main page hoppingkgp68, it happens, because your images in the slider have different dimensions. If you crop them so that they are all equal in width and height, your website will not move up and down.
If you feel comfortable with editing CSS, you could also try setting a fixed height on the slider, then setting the overflow on the slider to hidden, so that the slider will “crop” your image automatically.
If you don’t know what all that means, but enjoy the idea of crop automisation, I can walk you through it.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Enigma] Change Awesome Icons?Ah, now I understand.
Well, yes, like you said the other poster has swapped the entire class name. I can only guess that one can do this in the admin panel, for instance when you edit the html output of your front page in the page editor. I’m almost a 100% certain that you won’t need JavaScript or CSS for this.
But you’re right: Someone who actually used Enigma should elaborate on this one. And this isn’t me. I didn’t actually use it, so I don’t know how the admin panel looks in there.It goes like this though: Enigma is relying on Bootstrap, and Bootstrap is relying on Font Awesome (in this case: Font Awesome 3.2.1). The way it does so is the way I described above, in my first post.