mark l chaves

Hello @kreatur,

Yes, you sure can disable it.

Settings > Publisher > Headline Anayzer

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Cheers,

Mark

Hi @cameronrjohnson,

The example site you shared is also using DIVI. The side navigation indicators are coming from a DIVI element probably called Side Nav.

Since DIVI is a premium theme and not supported by WordPress.org, I recommend you look at the DIVI docs or request help from the Elegant Theme’s support team 🙂

Good luck!

OK. Then, the CSS I gave you should help.

To override a CSS rule that you don’t have access to or you don’t want to change the original source you can:

1. Add the !important declaration. E.g.,

.some-class {
  display: flex !important;
}

or,

2. Manipulate with JavaScript. E.g.,

let elt = document.querySelector(".some-class");

elt.setAttribute("style", 
                 "display: grid; place-items: center;");

Hi @itsdesign0518 ,

It looks like you solved your spacer issue. Congrats. I replied a few days ago after I was able to see your site. But, I think my reply was deleted for some reason.

Anyway. Can you be more specific on what position you want to change your logo to?

Have you already consulted your theme’s documentation/author/forum? I’m sure you aren’t the first person to ask this question for your theme?

Or, if you know CSS, you can play with the logo’s margins/paddings. And, since it’s wrapped in a flexbox, you can learn how to position the logo using flexbox position rules.

Here’s a quick example of moving your logo to the left a “little” bit.

.hcode-header-logo.header-logo {
    margin-left: 10rem;
}

Hi @moretus ,

.entry-header .entry-meta::after, #secondary .widget-title::after {
  display: none;
}

I recommend that you learn more about your theme so you can make these changes yourself and not depend on the WordPress.org community forum every time you need a small theme tweak.

Ideally, you should also learn HTML and CSS and how to modify HTML/CSS in WordPress if you are building/maintaining a WordPress website.

Please submit all future theme-related questions such as this one to your theme’s author or support forum.

Thanks!

Hi @ryan19911 ,

The map image on your contacts page is different from the map image on the locally-owned page.

Contacts map image: service-92.jpg (782x510px)

Locally Owned map image: handyman-experinced11.jpg (338x224px)

The locally-owned image is about a half-resolution size smaller than the contacts one. And, this smaller version is going into a 670x440px container. Hence the pixelation.

Maybe you can use the service-92.jpg for the Locally Owned map too?

Thanks!

Hi @ahgirlflowershop,

I would check with your theme’s author/support or Elementor’s support.

In the meantime, you can try this CSS, which worked for me.

@media screen and (max-width: 767.998px) {

    .coupon .button {
     width: 100% !important;
    }

    #coupon_code {
        width: 100% !important;
        margin-bottom: 1rem;
    }

}

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Hi @moretus,

I’d have to see your code to give you the exact CSS. In general, you can try something like

.my-titles {
  text-decoration: none; /* Add !important as needed. */
}

Please change .my-titles to the CSS selector specific to your case.

Good luck!

P.S. Your page link obviously doesn’t work here since it’s pointing to your local host.