I cannot find a way to remove the footer light brown bar at the bottom of the page.
By using the browser inspector function, it does not seem to have a page locator, but it is represented with a “<p></p>”, which makes me think that this is somehow a colored empty paragraph
Thanks in advance
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]]>Here is one of a few pages that have the same issue: https://procrypto.net/lookbook/.
The header menu, logo, gallery element, and product element are not appearing, though the links are functional if you hover over the spot where they are supposed to show up. This just started happening yesterday but was working fine before that.
Thanks for the help!
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All the input elements line up in a cramped row. It runs past laptop screen sizes and isn’t very user friendly. How can I either put them in a html table or break up the row into multiples?
Thanks,
gened
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]]>Here’s what i’m trying to figure out at the moment. Per someone’s advice I’ve entered:
#access li.page-item-37 a {
font-family: curlz mt; font-size: 23px; color: #aabadd;
}
into my Custom CSS Manager and have successfully formatted just the font, size, and color of the one menu item i want. Even when i changed the order of that menu item on the menu, the formatting followed it which made made me happy, i thought it would just format whatever item was in that space.
I understand the the # is used to select and element based on it’s id, so the id must be “access” li. means list, and page-item-37 must obviously be the menu item i’m working with. My understanding here is that these symbols are relating to the HTML written already in the theme. So i thought as an experiment i would try to custom format a different menu item by finding it in the HTML editor to see how that menu item is labeled (since i’m not quite sure why one of the 6 links in my menu bar is labeled page-item-37) and then i could format that. I opened up the HTML editor and did a search for “page-item-37”, or just “page-item” to find where the other menu items are listed and how they are listed, so i could manipulate them using CSS. But i don’t find that anywhere in the editor. Am i on the right track? Where would i find out what the other menu items are in order to manipulate them with CSS, and am i right that i need to basically understand how to read the HTML in order to know how to apply CSS to accomplish what i’m working toward?
Thanks!
]]>Apologies in advance, I’m no CSS guru and I know even less about LESS!
Right now my product pages have the image in the left column and product title/info in the right column on the page. I want to sort it so that the product title goes across both columns, above the image(s) and above the information.
Here’s the site: https://digitalmeadows.co.uk/londonbb/?product=archway-gresley-road
Can I do this using hooks perhaps? Or is there some nice custom CSS I can drop in to override the default? The theme is Modernize by Goodlayers, but it’s not Woo compatible out of the box.
Any help would be greatly appreciated – thanks in advance.
Pete
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]]>I am creating a plugin that styles the WordPress admin area. I am currently using the AG Custom Admin plugin to hide the Toolbar, but in the place of it, I would like to build a Header area.
Please see: https://screencast.com/t/bv8xFq8wMoEZ – you will see that now there is an empty area,
I would like to add something like:
<h2>Site Name</h2>
<h3>Custom welcome message: <a>Logout link</a></h3>
Inside my plugin, how do I add the above heading for all admin pages
Thanks for your help.
]]>First off, my site is at https://joyphillip.davensjournal.com
I have made extensive changes to the theme I have, and I want to be able to disable certain page elements on the Guestbook page.
Down under the title, the content and the credit for the page, there is the stuff that all my pages and posts have, the “if you liked this”, the icon for the category, the “share this” link and other stuff. I’d like to disable those for JUST THIS PAGE. All the options I’m seeing are to turn it off site wide.
I’m assuming that it is simply a matter of adding something into the “custom fields” section of the “edit page”, but I can’t figure out what it is or how to do it. So some help would be appreciated. If there is a plugin that allows this, please let me know becasue I couldn’t find it.
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