karen1309_

You’re welcome Keith. Don’t forget to mark the question as resolved ??

Hi Keith,
I see all the images on your site, I assume you’ve resolved the issue?

Here’s an example of how one of your image URL’s looks: “// wdth.lite.imgeng.in/w_185/https://www.gwbs.biz/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/specials.jpg”

It looks like you are using Image Engine, and there is perhaps some issue with this plugin or how it is being integrated on the site. Have you tried disabling the plugin?

You’re welcome, glad I could help.

Hi there,

Editing the logo CSS won’t help because it is the div that the logo is in that needs resizing.

Try adding the following CSS in the style sheet in your editor (I assume you’re using a child theme? If not, perhaps your theme has a theme options section with an area where you can apply custom CSS):

.uk-width-1-2.uk-width-medium-1-4.brand {
width: 37%;
padding-left: 1em;
}

This should relate to the div that the logo is in.

.uk-width-1-2.uk-width-medium-3-4.main-menu.mega-menu {
width: 63%;
}

This should relate to the div that the menu is in, to resize it in order to fit alongside the logo.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by karen1309_.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by karen1309_.

Hi Jan,

Thanks for your response. I’ve tried all of the above now, with a new affiliate link, but it still goes to the parent page.

Had been looking for awhile but now seem to have found it. For reference if anyone else has the same issue, the specific CSS code to change was:

.current_page_item a {
color: #(colorhere);
}

It’s a staging copy of a site, on my local server.

Hi Bojan,

Thanks for responding, sorry for the delay but in my defence it was Christmas ?? I seem to have sorted it out. I’d created some confusion in that I’d put the footer div information in the storefront_before_footer area in footer.php, in order to create a footer with two areas – one higher up with footer widgets in, and then the postfooter area that I was working on changing the background colour of. This is how the footer.php looks:
<?php
/**
* The template for displaying the footer.
*
* Contains the closing of the #content div and all content after
*
* @package storefront
*/
?>

</div><!– .col-full –>
</div><!– #content –>

<?php do_action( ‘storefront_before_footer’ ); ?>

<footer id=”colophon” class=”site-footer” role=”contentinfo”>
<div class=”col-full”>

<?php
/**
* @hooked storefront_footer_widgets – 10
* @hooked storefront_credit – 20
*/
do_action( ‘storefront_footer’ ); ?>

</div><!– .col-full –>
</footer><!– #colophon –>

<?php do_action( ‘storefront_after_footer’ ); ?>

</div><!– #page –>

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

</body>
</html>

While I managed to change the colour of the post footer area by adding the div class of postfooter at the end of footer.php – in the following location:
<div class=”postfooter”></div>
<?php wp_footer(); ?>
</body>
</html>
… and by specifying a height for the postfooter, I hadn’t accounted for the site-info (the copyright information), which was a seperate div within the postfooter area. So, the easiest solution was just to change the background colour of the site info area and remove the second div which wasn’t necessary.
The only coding I needed in style.css was:

.site-info {
background-color: #ff9933 !important;

}

Hopefully this can help someone else too.

Seems the answer is quite simple (it was in my case, probably depends on opening and closing php tags in other peoples functions.php…), but I basically just removed the opening and closing php tags ( ?> and <?php ) and it worked.

Fantastic! Thank you.

Hi Stephen, it seems I’ve got it working, all I needed to do was purge the cache apparently.
I had read on various forums about needing to learn hooks, actions and filters so was preparing for that. Will mark as resolved, thanks.

Awesome, thank you!

After days of searching and googling, I discovered that the reason the php file wasn’t working was that it was saving as a .txt file. Such a simple thing…