ashe

UPDATE: Okay, I figured out the main problem; I am using a custom child theme and had deleted the functions.php accidentally. I reinstalled and the majority of the site is working alright but I still have a couple new issues that I can’t figure out how to fix:

– Mobile menu is now showing up with white text/white hamburger menu and is not responding to my custom CSS (it was previously a dark gray/black).

– The mobile menu now has white bars over the text and is unclickable.(Could be an indexing issue?) Previously, the mobile menu was full-screen (background color #faf9f6) with black text.

Of course! This stuff is always fun for me (:

I think your site looks gorgeous btw.

Remove all the “border radius” from “div.post” (it also looks like it’s in your code twice). Instead, try this:
div.featured-image {
border-top-left-radius: 25px;
border-top-right-radius: 25px;
}

So basically, you’re getting rid of all the “div.post” modifications, and instead rounding the top of the image and rounding the bottom of the comments section, so it looks like one long strip.
The featured image is inside of “div.post”, but div#disqus_thread is a separate element entirely, so you won’t want to round “div post” because it will show at the bottom. Instead, you want to just round the top, so that it looks like it’s all one seamless line.

Ohhh. Okay. So like the whole thing is rounded without separations, if I understand you correctly? Delete everything I said before and try this instead:

div.featured-image {
border-top-left-radius: 25px;
border-top-right-radius: 25px;
}

div#disqus_thread {
border-bottom-left-radius: 25px;
border-bottom-right-radius: 25px;
}

It’s working when I test it in inspect element.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by ashe.

Oh damn, you’re right. Try modifying “div.excerpt-container” instead.

Hi! You can do this by adding this to your additional CSS:

div.post {
border-radius: 25px;
}

Edit: Just make sure to adjust the “background-color” to whatever color you’re using on your site, or you’re going to get a black edge around the corners.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by ashe.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by ashe.

You’re a miracle worker. Thank you!!

Brilliant,thanks for the suggestion. You gave me an idea.

As it turns out, I had a subdirectory called “blog” on my domain, from a years old attempt at creating a blog pre WordPress. Got rid of it and now it seems to work. Thank you!

Awesome! I’m going to try just that.

Thank you for the tip!

Is there a way to manually do this? I’ve been using Tracks for two years inside an iFrame, and would love to stick with the theme…but I’m trying to ditch the iFrame altogether and opt for an image map in a sidebar.

Surely there has to be a way to override this.

Thanks so much for the input!

The sidebar widget thing is brilliant. I’m going to test it out right now, before I move to the root directory.

UPDATE: Okay… apparently between the time I logged on to www.remarpro.com and the time I clicked “post”, the problem managed to self-repair.
Everything is looking just fine now and I have been able to log in with no problems.

Although, I am kind of curious as to why this happened in the first place. Is it just a common WordPress error? Or is there a plugin I can add that might prevent this from happening again?

I LOVE this widget… but it would be really nice if the icons were fully transparent (for those of us with black backgrounds).

The icons are all designed for a white site layout and the corners of “transparent” icons are white, so it looks really bad on blogs that have dark backgrounds.