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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme CSS issueIt could be in header.php, or some special template part, or hooked in via theme function.
The thing is if this topbar is theme’s feature and you used to put in “Mom ads” from e3lanat, we will not need to find the file to edit to get rid of it, we just need to take it off via theme’s option. See if it’s under theme’s setting somewhere or in the widgets.
If you never put this “Mom ads” from e3lanat in, then your theme is doing it without your consent, or there is some kind of hack going on.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme CSS issueThis is in the source code
<div class="mom-e3lanat-wrap "> <div class="mom-e3lanat " style=""> <div class="mom-e3lanat-inner"> </div> </div> <!--Mom ads--> </div>It’s wrapped in <div class=”inner”>, so check if your theme has this top banner option.
Do you ever put an advertisement code called “Mom ads” from e3lanat?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Dyad] Featured ContentTo get started you can follow these easy steps:
- Enable theme support for Featured Content.
- Go to Appearance → Customize, and set a tag under Tag Name in Featured Content.
- Tag some content.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme CSS issuePlease refer to your theme documentation on how to set it up.
The thing you described sounds like a click and slide open effect. The empty space could be widgets in sidebar (which is now empty), or it could also be space for menu items.
The page you linked to could be adjust via CSS to have the text always visible and lay over image.
Text on top of image will always be indexed by search engine. It doesn’t matter if it’s a magazine style web design or portfolio style.
Depending on how many of this wanted.
If it’s just for one page, we can just write up a straight HTML with Custom CSS for it.
If it’s for repeatable use in post content, we can use native WP gallery and use the text as caption, then style the caption forcing it to lay over image. The problem is we will have to be consistent on the format, the amount of text, the position of images and text. So that we can come up with custom CSS that always work.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: code for navigation menu doesn't workThe changes don’t apply could be the caching issue, or there is some other CSS that has more specificity (more weight) targeting this same list. To further help with inspection we need to see the real site.
This is the codepen of your code without float:left showing it works
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/JXOqwVForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Brasserie] Promotion bar is not showingTo get the look like theme’s demo setup, first we need to assign the “Custom Home Page” template to the Page that we then assigned as Static Front Home Page.
After that all the user setting in theme customization will get pull up automatically.
The metabox to assign page template is on the right hand side when editing that page. If you don’t see this box, look over at the top right, and pull down the Screen Option.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: code for navigation menu doesn't workJust remove float: left;
and don’t worry about the validator in regard to the asterisk (*).
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Sugar and Spice] Blog posting infoPlease never edit theme file directly, it’s prone to making mistake and the changes will be lost upon theme update.
Install one of these Custom CSS plugin, just pick simple one that you like
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=custom+cssUse this code in the Custom CSS, it’ll do what you asked for.
body .entry-meta { text-transform: none; }Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Seasonal] Headings & page title hover colourPlease never use WP editor to edit theme file directly.
Install one of these Custom CSS plugin, just pick simple one that you like
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=custom+cssand use this code in it, change the color code to your liking
.entry-title a:hover { color: #7599c5; }Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Nisarg] Simple Site OrganizationI would always go with the minimalist approach. The less element on the page, the better. In term of navigation, contrary to the popular believe, the more menu items the less accessible it is. This is why Apple designed iPhone with only 1 button.
The very first thing I would do is to eliminate the dropdown menu, because dropdown menu is bad UX, every web designer knows it but most of the time it’s the clients that demand it.
Create one whole Page and name it “Menu”, in this page we can manually put in list of links to site content and style each of this links bigger than regular ul list.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Post Type IconsThe idea is to use CSS’s pseudo content. Try putting this in your Custom CSS. This is just for example, I tested the code with Magzimum Theme’s demo page via Firebug.
.format-standard .entry-title a::before { content: "s"; display: inline-block; width: 1em; height: 1em; margin-right: 8px; text-align: center; line-height: 0.7em; color: red; border: 2px solid red; border-radius: 2em; }This code will add a letter “s” along with some styling (circle around it) to the left of post title that is a standard post format.
To apply this code to use font icon, we just need to add the font in via function or via a plugin (I believe we have this kind of plugin available, just check for it). Once we have the font, just add in font-family to the code and copy the font’s character that you want to use. And repeat the code for other post formats that your theme has.
It’s a class name of a div containing the post on, post by stuff that displays under post title. The main theme’s CSS has that 2 selectors together assigned with same paddding. So when we make change to position on title, it should be done so to this entry-meta too.
Try putting this in your child theme stylesheet
.entry-title, .entry-header .entry-meta { padding-right: 0; }Sidenote, the word Breaking The Game as part of header image is not center aligned. This also gives the illusion of off-centered alignment.