dwevans

Hello,

It’s called PinBlack by Charles.

Have a good day!

I was able to see your site. Your site title (and other areas probably) are using the CSS attribute called text-transform. It is set to uppercase, which means it will always convert whatever is entered to all capital letters.

If your theme customization doesn’t allow you to “toggle” this feature on or off, you can add custom CSS as follows:

.site-title {
text-transform: none;
}

This will address the site title. If you haven’t tried the theme support directly you may give that a try as well.

Good luck!

Hello,

You can try to add this custom CSS:

body .home .page-title {
display: none;
}

This should keep the other page titles in the site visible.

Hope this helps.

Sorry for the delayed response.

GoDaddy should be able to help you with their viewing mode. I’m not very familiar with GoDaddy’s hosting service.

Once you have something for someone to see online you can get further assistance.

Good luck!

Hello,

You can try this custom CSS:

.sidebar .nav-second-level li, .sidebar .nav-third-level li {
text-align: right;
}

You can leave the .nav-third-level li out if you want.

Hope this helps.

Great!

Glad I could help you a little.

Have a good rest of the day!

Need to see your site.

Hello,

You can use

body {
background-color: #fff!important;
}

This will override the parent.

I could be wrong but I don’t think you need both the @import method and the wp_enqueue method for getting the parent styles to the child. However, if everything else works then I wouldn’t change anything.

Hope this helps.

I see it on my phone as well. Has it always been there? The desktop screen sizes don’t display it even when my browser is scaled down to a smaller width.

I don’t think it’s anything you did. Unless you’ve been making changes since before this forum event. LOL

Most things like this are managed thru CSS. Does it display the same on android phones as well?

Your media queries are at the bottom of your style sheet. You can add it to the very end and it should work.

Also, please note if you are making these changes to the original theme’s stylesheet you will lose them on a theme update, unless the author(s) have made special considerations to avoid it. In most cases these modifications get lost on an update.

If this is all the “customizing” you are doing, you can make a file to store your changes and then re-add them should you encounter a theme update that wipes them out.

For more significant changes a child theme is recommended by WordPress to ensure your modifications to the original theme are not lost.

Your on the right track. Once the screen size goes below 550px is when the logo won’t fit.

Try this:

@media only screen and (min-width: 550px) {
.site-logo {
max-width: 550px;
}
}

Your site is using Bootstrap. The div that controls the width of area where the site logo is normally “contained” to 1/3 (col-md-4) of the total row, with the other 2/3 allotted for the nav menu.

You over-rode the width of the site logo when you first set the max-width to 550px, but it kept that size in every screen size. In order to have the “best of both worlds” you will need to customize your media queries to account for the size of the site logo for the larger screen sizes.

Bootstrap’s mindset is mobile first – small screens to large. Do you know how to add/modify the media queries?

Your welcome. Glad to help.

Hello,

It is not a WordPress site. There are numerous themes that would work for this type of project. It is easy to get lost in searching for the right theme. I would recommend using one that adheres to the WordPress standards/core.

Is this something you want to build yourself or just manage the CMS side after it is up and going?

Hello,

A link to your site would be helpful to start.

Thanks!