jack_martin_leith

To clarify, I’m talking about the line under the words Lorem ipsum: https://reopeningsindex.com/images/lorem-ipsum.png

Ah, brilliant! All good now. Thanks again.

It looks OK now. Apologies. But ‘Comment’ label has shrunk to 11px.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by jack_martin_leith.

I’m adjusting font properties and there’s one minor issue: ‘Filed under categories’ has a lot of space between the words. See for example https://jackmartinleith.com/70-percent-of-organisational-change-initiatives-fail-fact-or-fiction/

Any ideas?

Hiya Hannah. Thanks a million. All working well. Best wishes from the west of England. Jack

Hello again Gerald. Thanks for your second message. Please refer to my reply to your first one. I’ll just have to do without WordFence until I can spare the three days it will take to migrate the site from the hosting company’s Plesk server to its cloud-based server.

Hiya Gerald. Thanks for making contact. PHP version is 5.6, the highest available with the current hosting package. I intend to migrate to a cloud-based server but can’t afford for my site and email to be down for three days.

This did the trick:

`p {
padding-bottom: 20px;
}

Case closed.

Thanks Hannah. I can do the same with the spacer function in Shortcodes Ultimate. But I’d rather not.

Jack

Thank you. Much appreciated. Best wishes from the west of England.

Sorted! I eventually discovered that > has to be entered as a ‘greater than’ symbol. Looks great: https://reorg.international.

Thanks for going to so much trouble. I’m very grateful.

In case you’re wondering, the coastal city is Monaco, and the tall building is part of the Monte Carlo casino. I hope good fortune comes your way.

Jack

Ticket closed. Thanks again.

Just spotted my typing error. Amended version:

I’m considering retrying the background image workaround. I tried this a few days ago and although the image displayed full width, i.e. without the white strip left and right, the image displayed some 500px (that’s a guess) below the desired position.

Apologies.

Update:

I added your CSS to Advanced settings:

.headerclass>.container {
    width: 100%;
}
.kad-header-left {
    padding: 0;
}
#thelogo img {
    width: 100%;
}

Then I uploaded a new header (a.k.a. logo) image that’s 1024px wide.

However, the image still has approx. 42px of white space left and right.

See https://reorg.international

I’m considering retrying the background image workaround. I tried this a few days ago and although the image displayed full width, i.e. without the white strip left and right, but the image displayed some 500px (that’s a guess) below the desired position.

Seems that I now have two options:

1) Retry the background image workaround and let you know when that’s done so you can have a look and see what’s going wrong, or

2) Live with the current state of affairs.

Please advise.

Thanks.

Update:

I deleted the database, created a new one, reloaded WP etc. and identified the culprit: the Tooltips plugin. When deactivated the fonts work fine.

Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.

Jack