Chrisdc1

Looking at your page I see the .site-main div doesn’t have enough top margin to compensate for the large fixed heading. If I may ask: how did you put your header image in place? Looking at the HTML I see it is inside the h1.site-title tag, which isn’t standard behaviour on this theme, and is ultimately what is causing your problem.

Really glad to hear it’s working. If I may ask: What browser were you using before? It may be useful information for anyone else who has the same problem and finds this thread in the future.

Ah ok figured it was worth asking just in case. I don’t know if you have many plugins installed, but it might be worth disabling them temporarily to see if that helps, especially if you’ve added any since the last time you were able to update the menu.

That’s odd, I tried your link earlier and saw the error, but when I try it now everything seems fine. Have you resolved the problem?

If this is still an issue it might be worth trying to narrow down the cause. If it’s possible you could try temporarily disabling your plugins to see if one of them is causing the problems. As you’re using a premium theme it may also be worth contacting the authors as they have access to the theme code, whereas the vast majority of people here don’t.

It looks like you have 2 separate issues here. I’ll address them one at a time

The Image Overlapping The Text
In your template you have 2 div elements side-by-side, The first one contains the images and the second one contains the text and add to cart button. Your problem is that the images div is 314px wide, but the image inside is 400px wide, so it overflows out of the container and on top of the text.

I don’t have experience with Jigoshop, but based on a little googling (look about half way down) it looks like you can change your image sizes. Try to find the images tab in your Jigoshop settings, look for an image width of 400 and try changing this to 314.

The Image Appearing In The Header
This is actually an intended feature in the Twenty Ten theme. If you upload a featured image that’s 940px or wide or more Twenty Ten will display this in the header of that post (you can see what it would normally look like here). You could try making a child theme with a modified header.php, but othewise the only thing I can suggest is making sure the images you upload are less than 940px wide.

This might not be it, but is it possible the menu you’re editing isn’t the menu assigned to the primary menu slot? Based on the id of the menu container it looks like the menu ‘2014 season’ is applied to that slot at the moment.

Can you provide a link to your site?

That’s cool, just thought it was worth checking so you don’t get any nasty surprises in the future.

Are you adding -old to the end of wp-content/themes or wp-content/themes/onetone ? I may be wrong but I think Tara was suggesting the latter option?

Edit: Ah, just saw your update, glad it’s working now

Looks like you’ve got the right place. If you’re just commenting out the code in the original file then bear in mind this will be undone if Independent Publisher gets updated in the future, so it might be worth making a child theme if you haven’t already.

It looks like there’s an option to turn the header image off on archive pages, but for single and attachment pages I think you would either have to make a child theme with an edited header.php, or (and I know this isn’t quite ideal) use the Jetpack edit css tool to hide it.

With css the precise php code isn’t as important as the HTML output. From what I saw of your test post yesterday usp_author_link() just produces a link wrapped in a span with a custom class, so normally the css I posted would work. If you’re happy to repost you’re test and add the css I posted then I can see if something’s overriding it, otherwise I don’t know what’s going wrong, sorry.

Are these the links you’re targeting?

https://cloudup.com/cH4uKB7jtEu

If so, then unless the user submitted posts plugin is doing something odd with the css I think this would work:

.author a {
    color: #005580;
}

Got to head off now, but I’ll check in tomorrow

Ah, sounds like quite a complicated set up, do you mind if I ask if you have a link to this site?

Can I check a couple of things:

How are you applying that extra css onto your website?

The css you posted would only change the colour of links when you hower or tab onto them, is that what you want?