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Right, it’s not visible in my blog page, because I haven’t set a “header” image in the Hatch Theme Customization settings. (The pic of that woman is just for the theme demo.) You’d think this would disable that “header” altogether, but what happens is, when you try to then build a page/post, the theme pulls all of that data into that “header,” squeezing it down to make it fit. At least, that’s what was occurring on the static home page.

Thank you for taking the time to recode those snippets for my blog posts page, but it looks like they’re not working either (no noticeable effect on anything).

I’m about to reinstall WordPress, as I’m having child theme issues as well (started another thread) and short on time, but will update this when I find a fix.

I appreciate your help, but that snippet hid my actual header logo, not the bad image frame that loads just below the header menu. From what little I know of coding thus far, I think I understand why this is confusing and why people have had trouble finding help for this issue: The Hatch theme calls the block of content that loads near the top of the page the “header.” But from what I understand a header is technically the area at the top of a page that contains the logo, menu, social media icons, etc.

Here in the demo, the Hatch “header” is the picture of the woman and the text to its left, beginning with “I am a wedding, civil partnership and portrait.” The theme wants to load this content on every page, but when no image is uploaded, it simply displays the little broken image link icon. I had this exact same issue when I set my homepage to static, but the code above got rid of this “header” (for that page).

And thanks for pointing out the redundant child theme. I’ll have to look into this…

Happy to help, Adam. I’ve been meaning to give a review for your plugin and will do so right now so I won’t forget again. The only way I know of is through its page here on www.remarpro.com, but if there are any other sites you could benefit from some input, I’d be happy to chip in.

Thanks for the reply Adam,

I just tried to reproduce the problems I experienced yesterday and it appears to have cleared up. Maybe it was a problem with my browser. I have no idea but everything seems to be working great now!

And thanks for the tip about the undo/redo arrows – I figured out what they were for when I actually changed something in the page, allowing the options to kick-in.

That did it – thanks so much!

Edit: I misunderstood this post, sorry about the bump.

Also – and I could be just now noticing this – there appear to be two new buttons at the top of the Page Builder window, right in the center. I’m guessing these would allow users to quickly go from one page to the next, but they are also inactive – I don’t even get a link cursor upon hover.

(resolved)

Thanks so much for all of your help.

This worked quite well for me, but I should note that it seems to be providing a fitted lightbox for only the “Full 900×900” Large Image Size. I tested the “Medium 300×300” and received an identical large lightbox with a 900×900 image. (Looked fine, just much bigger than the specified 300×300). I do not know if this a conflict with the Media Settings or the size of image I’ve uploaded, but just thought I’d bring it to your attention.

Again, this trick DOES work (thank you thank you!) but might need some tweaking if you make an update to the plugin.

Keep up the good work!

Worked perfectly – thanks so much!

That snippet worked perfectly, thank you!

Weird. I’ve just tested again in Firefox and Chrome (making sure I’m signed out of WP, with a fresh cache) and am still seeing the black boxes.

Sorry about that draft, here’s a good link: https://getsrsly.com/?page_id=237

Yes they are working now, as I added the code listed above to the CSS of my child theme. It therefore applies to all hyeperlinked images. This includes my logo, however, which I was not wanting to fade. It’s not a huge deal (and I might figure out how to exclude my logo, since it would be easier than telling all others to fade, one by one) but I just thought I’d post to see whether it’s my CSS or the feature of the plugin that’s not working correctly.

Thanks for the reply – I’ll be happy to help test anything.

I’m also looking for some info on this feature.

I’m attempting to create a hover effect for images on my static home page and have been given some CSS to add that works for all images when added to the child theme, but I’m now trying to create a class so that I may pick and choose images for application.

I attempted to add the same CSS to each individual image via the page builder, but also had no luck.

This is the code:

a img{
    opacity:1;
    filter:alpha(opacity=100); /* For IE8 and earlier */
}

a img:hover{
    opacity:0.6;
    filter:alpha(opacity=60); /* For IE8 and earlier */
}

This is my site so far: getsrsly.com

Thanks for any help!

So if I do go the child theme route, I can directly adjust the CSS within WordPress>Appearance>Editor, where most (all?) of the site’s code is kept and not even worry about the dashboard?

Thanks for the help!