ddss

time to close this feed…

https://blog.c-major-music.com/

I settled for no @import in stylesheet.css and it looks great.

true. haha.

well, since I am done with the adjustments, if it doesn’t destroy my blog’s look the next time an update takes place, I might as well leave it as is – without the @import… If I leave it like that, what chances are that after the update my blog will not look okay?

Well, I just removed @import from my child theme since I’ve had so much to adjust there that I basically have copied the original CSS into the child theme.

Or is it gonna mess it up sometime down the line?

okay. basically, because it’s out of the page div, the original css file applies. so what is the solution?

do I have to write a second child theme then?

or is there a diecent way to write it in the existing one?

I am importing, but I already eliminated all lines and uppercases… and the problem was not there before I moved the navigation…

basically, the values have already been adjusted in child theme for the exact same elements.

that’s the issue.

well… this is the “original” website. I am speaking of blog which is https://blog-c-major-music.com

The website was done from a template and the blog is based on WP.

sorry for confusion.

do you see uppercase though?

Well, I work on chrome, but I also see it on firefox and IE. ??

I appreciate your help. It did work. thank you!

Yeah! That worked! Bringing it above the page div did the trick. thank you!

However, I got new problems after that… I don’t know if I should ask it in this thread or open a new one.

I am using a child theme, however, here is the interesting thing – if you go on the site now you’ll see two white lines on top and below the navigation. And all letters in Nav bar are uppercase. Here is the problem, when I check the element, it shows me that this is active:

.main-navigation ul.nav-menu,
	.main-navigation div.nav-menu > ul {
		border-bottom: 1px solid #ededed;
		border-top: 1px solid #ededed;
		display: inline-block !important;
		text-align: left;
		width: 100%;
	}

and that this is active:

.main-navigation li a {
border-bottom: 0;
color: #6a6a6a;
line-height: 3.692307692;
text-transform: uppercase;
white-space: nowrap;

the only problem is that this is not to be found in my style.css of the child theme I edit. It seems like it’s pulling it off the original stylesheet for some reason. Why? OMG

I understand what you’re saying. However, I need it there and not on the white background. I have this CSS specifically to get the menu off the white area unto the green background image. And I want it to be visible there, not on the white background. As I said, it has to be like on https://test.dacesita.com I adjusted it there with margin and it puzzles me why it’s not possible here, too.

I see only two options there: 1) I make it visible where it is or 2)I do something to the white background that it is not white underneath the navigation bar. I assume the 1) is easier than the 2). I have no idea how to pull off the second option if I’d had to…

Hi again,

well, I tried your suggestion and what happened is that it is still on the ‘page’ not background.

Basically if you check my site now https://blog.c-major-music.com/ you’ll see no navigation even though the div of main navigation shows up in firebug. I need the navigation bar where it is right now, only visible. I need to make it visible because the end result has to be like https://test.dacesita.com/

I also tried to remove background image of the site and set the background color to ‘transparent’ to find out where the nav bar disappears, yet it didn’t show up even then (I’m not sure though if WP deals with ‘transparent’).

I can’t set the navigation background the same as the green background image because
<li>s have their own background images. I saw what you mean with red background, however when I inserted the background picture instead of red color, the background was still white…

this thing starts to drive me nuts slowly. ??

thanks!

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technically yes. However, I am not sure I will not mess it up completely as both menus are put together differently… something to try for sure. I was starting off with what I thought would be easier.

hmm, the above links didn’t work?

https://blog.c-major-music.com/

it’s installed on the server in a folder for the “blog-to-be” and links to it’s subdomain.

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