roshandoon

Hello,

If you find your image’s <div> or <class> in your style.cssfile, you can set the width:350px. This should work! ??

Hello,

Not sure if this will solve the problem as I haven’t tried it yet, but for your pictures, have you tried adding <div> anchor with a <title> attribute to it?

The <div> would go around the picture and the <title="would-hold-the-text-you-want-to-show-while-hovering">.

Hope this helps!

Hello,

I’m a beginner coder, so if any more experienced individuals happen to have a better way, please share..

have you tried float:left for the pictures and float:right for the text?

if that still doesn’t work, maybe you can make the margin(s) for the top and bottom of the pictures bigger so there’s no space in between them to hold any text.

Hope this helps, it made sense to me while I was thinking about it lol.

have you tried replacing the logo with a picture from your media library on WordPress itself?

I believe if you have pictures in your library, when you go to Appearance > Customize there should be an option (depending on your theme) to choose a header image or something like that.

I’m still learning it myself, but I hope this helps lol,
sorry if it doesn’t.

I’m sorry lol, I’m quite to to WordPress myself.
I didn’t even know you could do that! That’s a much better idea, don’t touch the code if you don’t have to lol.

Thanks you sir, great tip for future reference.

Hello,

not sure which template you are using, but if you go into the Page Template.php file, there will be some code relating to “comments_template(), or comments_open(), or something along those lines with a function relating to “comments”

when you do find that part, simply comment out the code and it should work ??

I just checked the header.php file again, on the parent theme of the Virtue template.

the line you’re looking for is 58, it looks like this:

<a class="brand logofont" href="<?php echo home_url(); ?>/">

just remove the href from it so it looks like this:

<a class="brand logofont">

and you will have a non-clickable logo

Also, maybe you might not be finding it because I have a plugin called
Advanced Code Editor, which enables you to view all the files and changes right from your Appearance > Editor section.

If you do not have it installed, I highly recommend it.
It’s a great took for things like this!

Hello,

the way I’ve made static a static home page is by first creating a page in the “Pages” section in your Dashboard. Once you’ve created a page (e.g. ‘Home’) you can then go into your appearance section in your Dashboard and you will see a Customize option.

In there you will find an option titled “Static Front Page”, there you will fine 2 choice,
1) your latest posts, and
2) static page

Once you select a static page, you will be shown 2 drop down menus, one for Front page and one for Posts page. There you can select your newly created ‘Home’ page as your front page, and if you’ve created a page just for posts, you may select that for the Posts page

Hope this helps!
Cheers!

Hello,

if you navigate to the .sidebar.right class in your css file, you can try changing the width of:

.sidebar.right {
    margin-left: -252px;
}

to a higher number such as -275px

and then changing the width of:

.sidebar {
    border-radius: 10px;
    box-shadow: 0 0 3px #c5c9c9;
    padding-bottom: 0 !important;
    width: 252px !important; <-------------------
}

to a higher value, eg 275 again.

I do not have the theme installed, I just tried it out quickly to find the name(s) of the div class to work on.

hope this helps!

Hello,

if you open up your sites’ Header.php file, somewhere between lines 60 – 80 (mine is 76) you should see a line looking something like this:

<a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>"><img src="<?php echo $custom_logo; ?>" /></a><?php

remove the part with get_option(‘whatever your URL is’);

so you should have:

<img src="<?php echo $custom_logo; ?>" /><?php

this should work, has worked for me in the past ??