TBotNik

This posting is totally confusing, because the first question that should have been in the first response is:

1.) Are you using a child enabled theme version or not?

Why?

If child emabled, then all changes would be in the style.css of the child extension to your theme.

Next question should be:

2.) If you are not using a parent-child theme, do you have a customizer plugin installed?

Then and only then will you use custom.css! Additionlly the contributors to this post assume you know everything about custom.css so do not explain:

a.) Where it is,
b.) How it is used,
c.) How to FTP it from your computer if it is non-existant on your website theme,
d.) What tutorials are available on it, as it can change all settings on your pages.

Cheers!

TBNK

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by TBotNik.

Ipstenu (Mika Epstein),

Totally wrong and will only discuss in private conversations. So please remove your comment as it is 100% false information. My email is in my post to Steven and you can engage me there.

Cheers!

TBNK

Steven Stern (sterndata),

Please private message me on this or email me at [email removed]

That way we can discuss this without involving others that might mis-construe any meanings.

Cheers!

TBNK

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

See code at:

https://pastebin.com/PjHcX3k9

Cheers!

Joy,

There is not “HMTL”” option available in the editor on this support site! You are talking about the WP Editor, not this forum site, so wrongly addressed this issue.

As for your comment about THEMES, that is totally irrelevant as the requirement by the IISC applies to every single website, worldwide, no exceptions, WordPress or not, so applies to “ALL” WordPress Themes. The average website has over 20 violations, which is $250K per violation, bringing the fines to over $5M per every website worldwide.

WordPress is not a legal app as it must be certified and the cost of it’s certification, because of over use of cookies and plugins is $6,000. DaviSoft has a GoFundme to raise these funds for this effort, which you might want to contribute to.

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

Andrew,

OK, Got the site finished and turned on the DNS, so in 24-48 hours after “A Record” propagation through all the gateway servers you’ll see the site at:

com-co-inc.com

Then we can discuss the problems.

Cheers!

OMR

Andrew,

Well if this theme is purposefully designed to increase white space and violate native HTML operations, such as indents, what other theme similar to this one do you have that actually allows us normal HTML operations and control of the white space.

I’ve looked over several of the 20-something themes and chose this one as from the demo it appeared to have everything I needed, but obviously not; as these restrictions did not show in the demo. Additionally I’m trying to change the colors of the menu and this theme does not have the normal “Menu Editor” where I can change these so now have menu bar of white on aqua blue but fly outs are white on white, so nothing can be seen.

Appreciate the help!

OMR

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by TBotNik.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by TBotNik.

Andrew,

You can only see the website with an edit entry to your “/etc/hosts” file, since you get penalized 18 months on SEO from Google if you set the “A Record”/DNS before the site is 100% complete. So NO, not giving you access to that!

Cheers!

OMR

Andrew,

Also why does this theme, cancel the ordered and unordered list indents. Having to use multiple instances of “hard space” characters and hand number to get a proper list.

OMR

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by TBotNik.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by TBotNik.

Andrew,

Item #1 it’s the white space that is reserved for this “Edit” link that has to go, so moving it to the bottom where it should be would resolve most of that problem. Not sure if there is other white space defined, but violates the no more than 15% white space rule.

Item #2 or anything that “squeezes” text, that makes the “home” page scrollable. The non-scrollable home page rule has been in effect since 1994, and will never change because you loose “stickiness” if the viewer can not see everything they need to know about you and your company at the “first view”! This is based on the KISS, “The first impressions are lasting impressions” and stickiness rules/guideline established in 1994 and Google, the #1 site in the world, follows these religiously!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by TBotNik.

Thnx!

Steve,

If I know the 2 vars with the registered user and loggedin user the php would look something like this:

<?php the_content(‘Read More’, name=’unique1′);
if ($registered != ‘TRUE’) then {
header(“Location: ‘../register'”);
} elseif { ($login != ‘TRUE’) then }
header(“Location: ‘../login'”);
} // end if registered
?>

Cheers!

OMR

Steve,

According to the HOWTO at: wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/fixing-the-read-more-tag-problem-in-wordpress-static-pages/

Would go something like this:

******************************************************************
My viewable, non-more content there then add the tag: <?php the_content(‘Read More’, name=’unique1′); ?>Followed by my clickable content, then this tag: <?php the_content(‘End’); ?>

Then more of my non-clickable text and then another set of clickable content with: <?php the_content(‘Read More’, name=’unique2′); ?>And my next set of clickable content, then this tag: <?php the_content(‘End’); ?>
******************************************************************

Does this look/sound right?

OMR

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by TBotNik.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by TBotNik.

Steve,

I don’t see how I can use multiple “More” tags on the same page, which I must.

Do you have an example of how to do that? Assuming something like this:

<p class=’more’ name=’unique1′>Read more content here</p>

Am I right?

OMR

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by TBotNik.

Not login to my WP but login to this forum!