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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    Like those others in your link, there is CSS hiding the text. In your case it’s this rule in the page’s head section:

    @media only screen and (max-device-width: 480px) and (min-device-width: 320px) {
      .slide-excerpt { display: none !important; }
    }

    I’m not sure where it’s coming from though. Try the customizer’s Additional CSS panel. Once found, comment it out or delete it.

    Thread Starter stovebolts

    (@stovebolts)

    Thanks for locating the code that’s not allowing the custom CSS to work properly.
    I believe I’ve searched every nook and cranny in the Dashboard to find a place that I could search for the code you’ve posted, but I don’t see anything…
    As an FYI, Saturday I deleted the whole site and did a fresh install of WordPress, Genesis Framework and the Executive Pro with no avail.
    Can you point me in a direction, or a file I could manually edit in the WP install?
    Thanks!

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    I’m afraid it’s going to take a wholesale search of everything if it’s not in the customizer or one of the theme header files. Use the ‘nix grep command or equivalent to search all the theme and plugin folders for “.slide-excerpt { display: none”. If that turns up nothing, use a DB search tool to find such a value in the DB. I use the interconnect/it tool for this. It requires installation on the server (just FTP into its own folder), but it’s very powerful and useful.

    Thread Starter stovebolts

    (@stovebolts)

    I’m an ETL Database developer by trade, so writing a dynamic query to find that string shouldn’t be too difficult… if I have to. I’m certainly much, much better working in a DB than php and css file lol!

    I almost think it’s in the standard WordPress installation. I have another website that is set up exactly like this one which I set up several months ago, and it’s fine. Both domains are hosted on the same VPS and both are standard Softulicious installs. Both use the exact same Genesis framwork and child theme zips…

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    Thread Starter stovebolts

    (@stovebolts)

    I’m feeling pretty stupid about now…
    When all else fails, read the instructions..

    When you go into the Responsive Slider settings under “Content Settings” –>
    uncheck Hide Title & Content on Mobile Devices

    Wha la, fixed…

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    Hah! A little extreme, but I suppose one could do that ??

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