Cookowl

Now I get it. It’s not supposed to do what I thought it was.

I’ve tried to put the mini calendar shortcode on different pages and it looks like the part of the month’s events link before parameters is a link to the page where mini calendar is located.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Cookowl.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Cookowl.

Yes, it is. It’s entered in the field “Where is your main calendar page?:”.
I’ve tryied to put it also in the field “Target URL for mini calendar date links:” but it doesn’t help.
Here’s the screenshot (sorry for the Russian language):
https://gyazo.com/c826c4ef19eab3c4f15b13ad3c11da8e

Thank you very much! That did the trick.
Could you please help with another one related to mini calendar? I’ve just noticed that on the top of mini calendar the link to month’s events goes to the wrong page. My default calendar link should be https://yellowrockets.com/calendar/
Thank you!

Michael,
what I needed to know is basically what is the output of mh_logo(). But my function worked. Thank you.

Michael,
it worked, thank you!

Erica, I added that to my child-theme, located in wp-content\themes\twentyeleven-child. I’m fairly new to css, and I don’t know in what order are multiple css implemented. Sometimes adding “!important” helps. Like here:

h1.entry-title{
  font-size: 22px !important;
  font-family: Georgia, Times, serif !important;
}

It raises the priority.
But I guess adding “!important” to everything is not a good coding, so probably you need to look for better solution.

Ok, I’ve made it more or less. Here’s the styling. Also 1st level avatar size should be changed to 39 in twentyeleven_comment() in functions.php (copy-paste it to child-theme functions.php and change one single “68” to “39”).

Wpyogi, I’m glad we’ve figured that out. This .commentlist width is only a tip of the iceberg.
I already see, that to make default twenty eleven comments look exactly like in the example I’ve posted (and that is what I want to see in the end), I should change a lot! Even the first level avatar’s sizes are changed. Oh, well.
I guess, I’ll proceed to code it myself. I’m starting to dig that firebug.
Thank you for your help anyway.

I’m sorry, but I don’t get it. I don’t want comments to be seen on home page. I like the way it is right now, i.e. to see the comments one should open the post. And as I’ve said I can see them. I’ve even checked in Opera.
So I gave you a link to the certain post: https://mental-notes.ru/blog/2012/11/20/first-post-ever/. Do you not see two comments there?

Wpyogi, they are enabled! I’ve just checked. I have only two posts and comments on both of them are enabled. I don’t know what it could be. I’m also looking at them right now through chrome – my default browser, and firefox with firebug, where I’m not logged in to the site.

Wpyogi, thanks! It helped widen the respond. Also I added

#respond{
	border: medium none;
}

to get rid of the border.
But what about the existing comments (there are two at the page I linked, and I don’t know why you don’t see them)? They should be the same width.
I’ll try to customize it myself, but any help is much appreciated.

Wpyogi, thanks for your answer!
Yes, I do want this change to affect the entire site (every single post). Simply I want the comments to look exactly like here, i.e. to be as wide as content (not wider to not to mess with the side-bar). Compare it to the comment section at my page here, and you’ll see the difference.
I must say that I’ve added some styling to my child-theme css from this tutorial about adding side-bar to every post. It helped me to widen the post content and get rid of plenty of white space, but hadn’t affect the comments. I guess the whole point of this tutorial was to make content wider, leave place for the side-bar, but not mess with it. So is it not possible to make comments exactly as wide as the content above them? Here is my entire css. I hope it helps.
I added your code, but for some reason it didn’t affect anything.
I know about firebug, it helps sometimes, but this styling is too complicated for the not so experienced person like I am.

Thanks for your replies by the way, Andrew.
So far no more answers, oh, well.
I’ve found how to change header image by adjusting header.php in child theme: article. Works properly.

I started to manage this site about a month ago. I don’t know exactly what was made before me. I’m sure though it wasn’t made as it should be, i.e. with child theme. I can’t get in touch with previous “developers” and being WordPress noob myself decided to ask for help here.
I guess header.php was changed, but does it matter? I’ve read that if I add header.php to the child theme it will have bigger priority. So all I need is to add proper header.php (and maybe other php files) to the child theme, so site will have current view.
And by the way, what header.php is used when I activate child theme? Is not it the changed one from default theme?