labisca2012

Remy,
I just updated to the newest version of Pinboard, and also updated WP and it resolved by itself without losing any customizations. Best. Labisca

Yes, thank you.

In General Settings tab, look down the page at the more advanced options.

This line: Minimum Window/Screen Width
Hide the frame when window/device width *renders* as _______ px or less..

Put in 300 or something smaller than the standard mobile window size. This will tell the icons to display above this size.

Best.

I’m now using the Omega theme; no child theme yet.

The above code removes the header from every page, but what I wanted was to be able to create a unique home page without header or nav, leaving all other pages with their header/nav styling.

This theme doesn’t seem to give any page template options, is that right?

So even if I created a new page template that doesn’t include the “get header” function, I wouldn’t have the option to choose this new page template in the wp page creation interface, correct?

But you do have different layout templates available for posts??

Thanks for your response.

Sorry, I initially mis-identified it as Radiate. I have posted to the ThemeHall forum. Thanks anyway.

That didn’t work, unfortunately. See the link again.

The header is still there.

OMG, that worked. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thanks so much, but I am very confused.

When I look at a virgin copy of 2012 style.css, it features exactly the code you are telling me creates the problem in my site.

As I said, I AM using a child theme (see first post) with a minimal alteration, but the parent .css is intact.

When I compare my parent to a virgin parent in diffchecker, there is no difference.

I just don’t understand why this is happening.

I have no idea.

I asked in a separate post if there was a way to date stamp changes made to the css but no one has responded. My suspicion is that the client had someone work on the site without telling me when he wanted to add a few posts to the site, but I wouldn’t know how to track that, AND, if I haven’t been able to find anything changed about the css when I compare it to a virgin copy of the parent theme css, where exactly would these changes to the .css have been made?

So where/how did YOU find the above alteration?

What should I do to restore the original margins and padding?

No I haven’t largely because it was working fine until I went to edit an image and found that the margins were no longer valid. I have a virtually identical “beta” site page for a different client that works fine, the only difference being that I haven’t updated it to 3.2.5, and it uses a slightly larger body font size and different sidebar widget padding. Again, both sites have been made within the last three months.

That beta is here:

beta

I tried to include the link but it wouldn’t let me “edit” my first post. Thank you for replying.

It’s here:
https://www.blindwilliejohnson.com

If you look at the page contents, everything contained within the white of the full page (from nav bar to page posts, including side bar) all of it appears flush left with no padding whatsoever on the left edge. On the right of the sidebar there is a tiny bit of padding, though too little, and on the left nothing. All of the text, from the nav to titles to page info articles runs flush left, right on the edge of the white. This is wrong and not anything that I have changed in the child css.

The padding should look like this
https://www.worldupsidedown.com/wpnow

[No bumping. If it’s that urgent after just 3 hours, consider hiring someone.]

I think I’ve resolved this by using the advanced settings.

Oops. Resolving now. Thanks again.

Wow, I can’t tell you the number of times I have looked at that tree and still managed to bury child theme folder in the wrong place! Many thanks.