KameramanDan

My child theme (/themes/zerif-lite-child/) style.css is:

/*
 Theme Name:   Zerif Lite Child
 Theme URI:    http://trafficpower.com.au/wp-content/themes/zerif-lite-child/
 Description:  Zerif Lite Child Theme
 Author:       Dan Power
 Author URI:   http://danpower.com.au
 Template:     zerif-lite
 Version:      1.0.0
 License:      GNU GPL
 License URI:
 Tags:
 Text Domain:  zerif-lite-child
 */

.navbar-brand img{
     max-width: 200px;
     height: auto;
    }

Thanks @kharis,

I added your code to the bottom of style.css and it didn’t work.. however changing

.navbar-brand > img {
	max-height: 100%;
}

to

.navbar-brand > img {
	height: auto;
	max-with: 200px;
}

did work…

Will that code change have any impacts elsewhere in the theme? I notice that it has changed the logo on the desktop site slightly, but that’s ok as it’s only a tiny change and doesn’t really affect the look of the site.

Also I tried to add this to a child theme as themes/zerif-lite-child/ with the following code in style.css:

/*
 Theme Name:   Zerif Lite Child
 Theme URI:    http://trafficpower.com.au/wp-content/themes/zerif-lite-child/
 Description:  Zerif Lite Child Theme
 Author:       Dan Power
 Author URI:   http://danpower.com.au
 Template:     zerif-lite
 Version:      1.0.0
 License:      GNU GPL
 License URI:
 Tags:
 Text Domain:  zerif-lite-child
 */

.navbar-brand img{
     max-width: 200px;
     height: auto;
    }

but as soon as I enabled it the theme went crazy, almost all customisation disappeared and the theme elements were all over the place… is it easy to add a child theme, have I done something wrong here?

Yep that’s it, went back to TwentyFifteen and it displays well and the screen reader success message doesn’t display.

I did some fairly heavy modding of the theme originally but I’m not really a coder, can find my way around but most of it is guesswork ha.

The screen reader success message doesn’t bother me but I would like the nice green success box, currently I just get a plain text message. Hmmm we’ll see how much time I have today…

Hi, I found this post about passing a form value through in the email, it seems the author is trying to do a similar thing to me with a different value. This led me to an article about Getting Default Values from the Context.

So reading through all this it seems that if I can insert this code into CF7:

<input type="hidden" id="gclid_field" name="gclid_field" value="">

then I will have a value called “gclid_field” which would be populated by the second half of my main code block in the post above. Then I should be able to add something like the following to Message Body in the Mail tab to insert the value of gclid_field into the email as text…

GCLID: [gclid_field]

Is that correct?

If so, the only problem is I can’t work out where to put the input tag…. I’ve searched through all the PHP files for other input tags and can’t find them. Let’s say I want to

Apologies for what is probably such a simple question, I’m a photographer not a coder 🙂

Thanks

Sorry forgot to mention my site is danpowerphotography.com.au

Cheers