Anthyx

Sasori I did something like this:

#branding .only-search #searchform {
z-index: auto;
top: -24px;
right: 0px
}

top and right values place the search rectangle right in the upper right corner.

Its quite odd, if I place the z-index value AFTER the top and right values it does not work!

But like this it works perfectly!

Again, many many thanks for your precious help!

Ciao

Antonio

You say I may be still infected? Even if wordfence (one of the best plugins in its field) says it’s clean and protecting my site? To tell you the truth, since then nothing strange happened.
Which do you think is the most reliable tool to check for backdoors etc.?

Hi,

it’s a kind of trojan as I see. Don’t worry, it’s not too bad. I have solved using another plugin, a quite famous one too: it’s called “Wordfence” (there are at least 2/3 other good ones). It should clean and protect your site from future attacks.

Hope it help.

Ciao

Hi Sasori,

many thanks for your help, it’s invaluable to me.

Speaking about your last suggestion, I’ve not been able to find the z-index value in my currnt style.css. The actual value is this:

#branding .only-search #searchform {
top: -20px;
right: 0px
}

So, what should I do in your opinion?

Thanks again!

A.

Many many thanks Sasori, it works perfectly.

I have just a minor issue: since this change, when I visit the site using my ipad mini, the “about” button on the top navbar does not work (the one on the bottom navbar works fine).

I suspect in some way it reacts badly to the two language buttons just below it.

If you can help me also with this it would be MUCH MUCH appreciated.

Many thanks again!

A.

Dear Jan,

problem is that these new italian rules are part of a more general european cookies / privacy directive.

This law is about visitors privacy, that’s why I have to understand the nature of data handled by wordpress cookies.

I’m scared by the HUGE fines.

Again, many thanks and sorry for the double post.

Antonio

I’ve tried to fix the page using percentages instead of absolute pixel values and I’ve realized that my design (one big column on the left and a smaller one on the right) does not work well this way: everything keeps to get smaller and smaller, in the end (on iPhones, for example) looking not so good.

Don’t you think it would be better to use media queries and design a few (2/3) basic layouts in CSS for each page? Please let me know, thanks a lot!

Ok, removed. Now the introduction text resizes according to the page dimensions.

Done, you can see the result: whenever I access the site from a mobile device or just resize the browser window in a normal screen:

1) the right, small column jumps to the bottom of the left one.
2) the navigation bar shrinks and link buttons have a strange behaviour.

I was asking myself: can I fix the first problem assigning relative (percentage?) dimensions to the columns width? If so, how should I deal with the images that have a fixed dimension as well?

About the second issue I’ve not the slightest idea.

Yes, it’s responsive, but since I prefered to customize the site using a fixed size for pages and customized layout using CSS, I think I have lost that feature.

Anyway, the address is: https://www.webfoodculture.com

Many thanks!

Hi,

I see: if I uncheck “Activate languages and translations for media” in the settings menu I see no more the language columns on the right side of media library.

Still, the double instance for each image refered to each of the two languages I use remain: can i safely delete the duplicated image (let’s say, all media flagged as “italian”) without affecting, something like for example SEO?

Again, many thanks!

A.

Hi again,

I need if possible another info: UpdraftPlus exports DB in a file called:
“backup_2014-11-07-0954…_8b4a400fe5d0-db” .. is this a “.sql” file?

Eventually, if I need to import it in phpMyAdmin, can i rename this file and compress in in a “.sql.zip” file?

Many thanks in advance.

Antonio

I might add that if I add the styles inside each tag, it seems to work quite well. Every style inside <styles> (classes included), does not seem to work.

I’ve also found a “reset” that helps me partially. Here the code I’ve placed in a WP page so far:

<style>
aside, article, section, header, footer, nav {display:block;}
html, body, div, h1, h2, h3, p, ul, li, img {margin:0; padding:0}
</style>

</head>

<body>

<section style=”margin-top:-10px”;>
<h1 style=”font-size:18px; font-family:Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif; color:rgba(200,0,0,1.00); font-weight:normal;); text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(0,0,0,.2);”> <img style=”margin-top:5px” src=”https://webfoodculture.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/obj_square01.jpg&#8221;;> L’asado del gaucho argentino.</h1>
</section>

</body>

Closing topic. Tnx again

Many many thanks Chouby!

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