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  • Forum: Reviews
    In reply to: [Pinboard] Awesome
    Thread Starter brian966

    (@brian966)

    I wish I had a simple answer for you (or even an answer), but I spent about 3 months making an adjustment here or there. I have two adjustments, I think, dealt directly with mobile:

    @media screen and (max-width: 800px) {
    .slides {
    height: 100%;
    }

    @media screen and (max-width: 800px) {

    #header {
    position: relative;
    padding-bottom: 0px;
    }

    These are, of course, put into your custom CSS and not changed in the original file.

    Good luck,
    Brian

    You have fixed it by now, but in the event others search the same. “your SEO optimized title” likely came in the form of a Bing site authorization code. I just found it and deleted it. Problem solved.

    Thread Starter brian966

    (@brian966)

    Got it!! In the event someone researches this on their own, I initially put it here and it didn’t work:

    <head>
    <meta type=”description” value=”Save time and money with automotive tasks that you CAN DO yourself”>

    Next, i put it down under the second “/head” here and it worked:

    </head>
    <meta type=”description” value=”Save time and money with automotive tasks that you CAN DO yourself”>

    Forum: Reviews
    In reply to: [Pinboard] Awesome
    Thread Starter brian966

    (@brian966)

    Hi Mary,

    I am by far no expert in the wordpress world, but I did managed to figure out my website. You have to create the pages and/or categories (under posts).

    -Then go to appearance => menus.
    -Set up a menu name (in the event you create more then 1)
    -On the left side, choose the page or category and click “add to menu”
    -It will then show up under menu structure. Move around with cursor.
    -The main tabs will be all the way to the left.
    -Your sub-pages or sub-categories, move with cursor, under and to the right of the main tabs you have selected.
    -“save menu” at bottom

    SORRY, just did a proof read and think you mean having the posts show up on the “page” (but the above may still help). Your tabs have to be post/category tabs, not page tabs. (Again, this coming from a novice.). Pages are one page of information. Post/Category tabs contain all of your articles/posts you create. The only page tab you see on the main menu bar of my site is “about” and “contact” the rest are category main menu tabs created via the posts section and then arranged as indicated above.

    Hope this helps.
    Brian

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