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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Spun] marginsJust one more thing! If you would…
If upon inspecting an element I see this:
media="all" .single .hentry, .error404 .hentry, .page .hentry, .search-no-results .no-results { margin: 0 0 1.5em; padding: 70px 50px; width: 700px; height: auto; z-index: 10; }
It seems that there are three different elements in some sort of hierarchy, where the final elements, not sure what to call them (“margin”, “padding”… etc…”), receive values….
So I can single out any of the elements that begin with a “.”, classes, I think, to make adjustments, but what is the very first thing? “media=all”, do I need that?
The other thing I don’t really understand is how classes appear more than once. I suppose this is a much bigger question than I realize, but I don’t think I can effectively make changes unless I understand this… I think I have read something about “inheritance”, which would render certain changes to certain classes useless under certain circumstances… not sure..
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Spun] marginsThis was a big help! Thanks!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Spun] marginsThanks!
I think I can go from here..
Just a few more things… I think classes are within selectors, is that right? So it seems like there are several different selectors, like “summary”, “textarea”, “body” but the same classes can be under each?
And so wordpress processes the original stylesheet through the import line, then any classes or selectors or values in the child stylesheet which differ from the original stylesheet are processed and the old ones are disregarded… do I have that right?
And, in the element inspector thingy, what does it mean when certain things are crossed out?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Word Stats] publicizingNah, I know how it is… I’m in quite the similar situation..
Great plug-in though, I’ll donate what I can…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Import Export Suite for CSV and XML Datafeed] date formatI was looking for Arabic support.
Honestly, this isn’t a plug-in I would be using frequently, it was just a one time thing..
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Spun] non-english supportI just noticed that changing the text type to anything but paragraph fixes this… kinda
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Spun] mobile/tablet supportGreat! Thanks!
This looks like I’ll need to FTP into the server, correct? I do not see toggle.js through the WP editor…
Beginner here.., just to clarify, does this mean changing these values in style.css ?
What about for opacity/transparency?
And, do I have to make a child theme for this to work? I tried just changing the values in the stylesheet to test it out, but nothing happened…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Import Export Suite for CSV and XML Datafeed] date formatany chance there will be support for other languages?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Import Export Suite for CSV and XML Datafeed] date formatthanks!
i ended up using a different CSV importer. its called CSV Importer =)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Ultimate WP CSV Importer] importing HTMLyeah i just ended up using a different CSV importer… so it’s not really resolved but… i guess its closed now
I’m having the same problem! Halp!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: importing CSV with HTMLmaybe this will help:
I am using Ultimate WP CSV Importer and I am wondering how the file is being processed.
The content in the CSV file contains HTML and so there are no linebreaks. For example:
?pure poetry, poor pedantry—<div>it's all in the name:</div><div><br></div><div>a poor poet's (a)pathetic,</div><div>but the punk is the pain—</div>
(I’m working on building a portfolio of poetry and the like.)
so you can see where the linebreaks should be from the code, but importing is a strange phenomenon. In the preview where I can choose how to map the CSV’s fields, the linkbreaks appear properly, but certain symbols and punctuation do not appear. It looks like this:
?pure poetry, poor pedantry?
it’s all in the name:a poor poet’s (a)pathetic,
but the punk is the painso, it’s good that the linebreaks are preserved but, losing the “—” is not going to work.
In anycase, none of that seems to matter, as when I actually import the CSV file, all the posts are just unprocessed HTML, exactly as it is in the CSV file.
So I’m thinking I either need to remove the HTML from the CSV file or there is a way to process the HTML and preserve the content. In the first case, I am not sure how to do this and simultaneously preserve all the linebreaks. As for WP reading the HTML in the CSV file—I’m clueless.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: importing CSV with HTMLOkay, I think I asked the wrong question actually.
Using WP Ultimate CSV Importer, after selecting the CSV file, and am asked to map the fields, the content displays fairly well without the code. However, some punctuation is lost for whatever reason.
After importing, however, all the posts are exactly as they were in the CVS with all the cumbersome code.
Any ideas anyone?