• Resolved TheCrowwoodChronicler

    (@thecrowwoodchronicler)


    Hi again!

    The pictures I use for my site are black and white illustrations on white background. For this reason, I always want the text block of a post, on the blog page, to transition into the picture block without showing.

    I’ve noticecd that sometimes, depending on resolution and window size, a black border line is added between the page block and the picture block on the blog page. How come? Is there any way to prevent this black line from ever showing? You can visit my site The Crowwood Chronicler to see. Depending on your screen size, you might have to resize the window to get the black border to appear. Right now, when I display it in a full-size window on a 1920×1080-screen, there is a black line between the text and the picture of the topmost post.

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  • Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Okay, I’ve noticed this before, but it hasn’t been an issue thus far.

    Both sides are calculated at 50% of the width, but due to some fine rounding there is occasionally 1px left over in the middle. I’ll see if there’s an adjustment I can make to keep this from happening.

    Version 1.13 is under review now, but I could probably get a fix in v1.14.

    Thread Starter TheCrowwoodChronicler

    (@thecrowwoodchronicler)

    Hmm, I see. Anything I can do by adjusting the size of the thumbnail used or anything like that?

    This leftover pixel, any way to make it white instead of black? ?? Then it wouldn’t be a problem.

    Thread Starter TheCrowwoodChronicler

    (@thecrowwoodchronicler)

    Oh, and speaking of borders and black lines:

    Is there any way to remove the grey line between the title of a page and the content?

    If you take a look at the About-page of my website, you’ll understand what I mean: https://www.crowwoodchronicler.com/?page_id=75

    I’d like to remove the grey line above the picture, either on all posts, including on the blog page, or only on pages.

    Is there a way to have a title for a page, so that it shows on the tab of the browser, without the title actually displaying on the page? Or have a different title on those two places, for that matter?

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Okay, I’ve fixed the black line error.

    On your About page, it should say “About” above the dark line. Have you not set the page title or removed it with PHP?

    If you’ve removed it on purpose, then remove the entire .entry-header div and the dark line will be removed. Otherwise, you can remove the underline on all pages with the following CSS:

    .entry-header:after {
      display: none;
    }

    Is there a way to have a title for a page, so that it shows on the tab of the browser, without the title actually displaying on the page? Or have a different title on those two places, for that matter?

    Yes, Tracks doesn’t do much regarding title tags so that plugins like WordPress SEO can easily change them. Your title tag and the title that you read on a post page are two different things. This means you can set your post title as one thing, and use settings in WordPress SEO to give it a different title tag which is the text that appears in the browser tab.

    Thread Starter TheCrowwoodChronicler

    (@thecrowwoodchronicler)

    That did the trick! And thanks for the plugin recommendation. Learning stuff about WordPress every day.

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Awesome, me too ??

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