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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Avada Custom css file locationHere are some css files:
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wp-content/themes/Avada/style.css
2.wp-content/themes/Avada/css/media.css
3.wp-content/themes/Avada/framework/plugins/LayerSlider/css/layerslider.css
4.wp-content/themes/Avada/framework/plugins/revslider/rs-plugin/css/settings.css
5.wp-content/themes/Avada/framework/plugins/revslider/rs-plugin/css/captions.css
6.wp-content/themes/Avada/framework/plugins/tf-flexslider/assets/css/flexslider.css
7.wp-content/themes/Avada/framework/plugins/tf-flexslider/assets/css/style.cssBut I suppose you’re trying to find a different one, because it looks like Avada is importing your custom styles directly into each page’s HTML. (See lines 569-1392 in the source code.) I’m afraid that a backup would have been the place to find what you’re looking for.
Maybe Avada supports version control, but I could really not tell.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Avada Custom css file locationAlright, let’s try a different approach: Can you provide me with a link to your website?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Avada Custom css file locationI could give a quick answer about every theme that allows peeking inside the code. Unluckily, Avada don’t want that kind of thing. Sorry!
It certainly looks better at first glance. 😀
I’m guessing the oversized sidebar is not an Avada issue?If you come across anything else Avada-related it might be best to ask around in the Avada support forum, since Avada don’t openly share their code like WordPress do.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Avada Custom css file locationTry asking these guys. There’s also an Avada forum.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Social Media and Naviagtion Icons Not AppearingYou’re in the wrong subforum, mate. Try https://wordpress.org/support/forum/how-to-and-troubleshooting or contact your provider.
I like Andrew, so I’m adding this: Please don’t bump.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Fourteen] edit function.php and lost my siteNope, all you really need is the one file: functions.php. It’s located in the main folder (
wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/functions.php).There is a guide on using FTP programmes in the WordPress Codex. Find the location of your bad functions.php (same location as above), and override it with the newly downloaded functions.php. The WordPress Codex will tell you how to do that.
In order to replace the “Howdy admin” bit, you can use plain simple plugins. If you only want to get rid of the “Howdy” part, here’s an example plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/tm-replace-howdy/
There’s plenty more plugins where that came from.If you ever think there’s something about WordPress you’d like to change: There’s probably already a plugin for it.
Happy customising!
I was just about to answer your question about deleting all the extra pages, and urge you not to do it, if you don’t know what you’re doing. Oh God, I hope it really is alright.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Font changeI can explain it to you if you provide me with a link to that website. 🙂
In general: You can’t just change a font-family to anything. If you change a font to Lato, then your computer needs to know what Lato is. My computer knows what Lato is, so I’m guessing your changes will be seen on my computer.
For all the other computers in the world that do not know what Lato is: You can show them, by setting a path to it. For instance, that path could lead to Google Fonts which is a host of Lato, including all the weights you need.
Unless your path to Lato is set correctly, all the computers in the world that do not know what Lato is will not output your website in Lato.
That is what “not linked properly” means.Google Fonts will not only provide you with Lato, but also with the code you need in order to set the path right.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Child Theme style.css not workingI think I’m beginning to see where you’re coming from.
Sometimes CSS isn’t easily replaced. As far as I understand (CSS minification really doesn’t make it easy for me), the navigation uses Arial, while your headlines use “Helvetica Neue”.I wasn’t able to find the class “nav-next” in your HTML output. Your navigation uses Arial, though, because it is being declared like this:
li, a { font-family: 'Arial' !important; }There’s no way of overriding what is
!importantunless you say it’s!importantas well, like so:li, a { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, "Nimbus Sans L", sans-serif !important; }This is not an issue with your child theme, but with CSS hierarchy.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [ExpressCurate] RSS feed icon next to search b arA social media plugin will put any icons whereever you tell it to (if this is an option, depending on the plugin).
You might be in for some issues, because you’re not working with a standard WordPress theme and some plugins depend on that. But I’m absolutely sure there’s no issue one can’t tackle if choosing their plugin wisely. The forum is here for you, my friend.
I found some Avada CSS styles and meta tags in your header. Looks like something’s still fuzzeling around with
functions.php(orheader.php). Did you already check for any remaining Avada files on the server? If not, see if you can remove anything Avada-related using your trusty FTP programme?Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Font changeLato works perfectly in WordPress. I happen to know this, because I use 300 on my own website.
It may not be linked to properly though. Did you double check all your paths?
At this point, you might even consider providing a link to your website. We can make it work, I promise.As for your question about font alternatives: There’s Open Sans, which looks Lato-ish. Depending. Well.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [ExpressCurate] RSS feed icon next to search b arNow we’re talking!
Option 1: If you want to do it with CSS, do it like this:
.topRss { display: none; }Option 2: If you want to do it directly in
header.php, you’ll make a copy ofheader.php, put this copy into your child theme folder, then remove or comment out this whole chunk:<div class="topRss floatRight"> <a type="application/rss+xml" title="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>" href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>" class="rss"></a> </div>I’d opt for option 2, because it’s clean. While option 1 is really just a dirty trick.
