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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Shuttershot pale colorsIt appears to only go pale with images that are low-res. This makes me believe it has more to do with how the browser/plug-in renders images that are stretched than the site itself. A quick solution would be to find those images at a higher resolution. If you can’t open them in a photo editor and increase their size. They’ll look a bit fuzzy but, hey, the site will stretch them anyways.
Other than that I’m unsure why that would happen.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: White space under footerThe issue is with your CSS (line 265)
.FooterBG { width: 100%; float: left; background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(0, 0, 102); padding: 25px 0px; position: absolute; bottom: 0; // this will fix the bar to the bottom of the page }Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: header image size in twenty twelveFirefox has a great tool you can use to inspect your CSS and discover the root of your issue. Right-click on the image that’s ailing you and select “Inspect Element”. From the right menu you can add and disable rules in the stylesheet that might be the root of the problem.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: List subpages in WordPress navigation menuCan you send me a link to the site so I can see what might be the root of the problem?
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: My new site!I agree that the domain name is a bad choice. You could probably sell the one you have though for more than the cost of signing up for a new one.
The three-column layout is kinda strange. I would make those two columns on the side one column and give the site more of a vertical feel.
Also, the menu needs some sort of container. Right now it’s just floating in space. Remove the italics there… and the tumblr link should be converted to an icon or be target=”_blank”. Having a page saying “I like tumblr” is kinda pointless.
Lastly, add “width: 600px;” to the #headleft tag (line 49) in your stylesheet. In firefox the header image clips.
Good work. Interesting site. Hope you keep at it!
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: Any Advice for my new website?I think the submenus should have a transition, be it opacity or a slide. Also, the font used for the right side of the page is too boring when compared to the rest of the site. There’s a lot going on there and if you want someone to actually read your text, make it interesting.
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: Like my new website?I love your site. The dropdown menus don’t really fit IMHO but I’m not really sure how that can be fixed. If the font is any larger it won’t fit in the boxes. Also, the firm I work for is very anti-black and anti-white. We don’t drop below #111111 or go above #f8f8f8. For us, it’s faux pas. I thought this was strange at first, but it actually returns some cool results once you get why.
Also, if you can stylize the buttons in your e-commerce plugin, that would tie the site together better. Something flatter like your logo.
Overall, this is really great. I’d be proud to have this in my own portfolio.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Removing Border from Images – Framed Redux ThemeFirefox has an AMAZING code inspector built into it. No plugin required. I really suggest using it. It saves me a ton of time with debugging stylesheets. Just right-click and go to “Inspect Element”. The bar on the right will show you where those renegade styles are being inherited.
WPyogi, if you happen to be a fairly attractive woman, I would kiss you. Otherwise, you get my thanks! Here’s the working code:
#top-menu li:after { content: "|"; } #top-menu li:last-child:after { content: ""; } #top-menu ul.children li:after { content: none; }You are enforcing my fear that I am, indeed, targeting the wrong elements. Does anyone know the class/id of children list items(AKA, submenu items)?
Here’s the link you wanted Andrew. Thanks for the tip: