Steve

I was viewing the change you made and could see the new rule you put in. You did it correctly and it was working. The problem is with the browser you were using.

If you amended the rule at line 924 of your style.css so it read:
.type-post, .type-page {
margin: 0 0 80px 0;
padding-bottom: 65px;
border-bottom: 1px solid #e0e0e0;
background-color: #fff;
}

Your posts would then have a solid background.

This is a responsive design feature of the theme you are using.
You could change the ‘display: none’ property in the ‘.nav ul’ rule at line 73 of your style.css back to ‘display: inline-block’ to show the screen menu and change the
‘display:block’ property in the ‘.tinynav’ rule at line 71 to ‘display: none’.

You would then need to re-center the nav.

Hi Rikin,

If you adjust the left property in the banner_con rule at line 2533 of your style.css to something like 35% you should get the desired result.

regards,

Steve

I’ve just looked at the page and the rule you’ve put is indeed working. The top nav is gone.

You may need to clear the cache in your browser?

Hi Lee,

The source path of the missing images leads to an img folder in the human theme and not the media library.

The backend way to get them showing again would be to move them to the theme image folder using an ftp.
The frontend way would be to use the themes admin to amend the url or re-insert each of the images again.

regards,

Steve

Andrew,

I assure you that the email Mike is referring to is the www.remarpro.com notification to my follow up. A simple misunderstanding.

Mike,

If you can get your site online it will much easier to help you.

Andrew quite understandably misinterpreted your response and was not trying to be difficult.

Regards,

Steve

Not easily Mike,

Valid solution could quite easily be overridden by something else and you could be needlessly going round in circles.

With your site online it could be inspected in the browser, and then a more reliable solution can be easily found.

regards,

Steve

You could target elements on that page only using the class ‘page-id-6887’ which is unique to your blog page.
For example:
body.page-id-6887 #page-nav {
display: none;
}

Would you get rid of the top menu on your blog page only.

Hi Mike,

Can you post a link so we can have a look?

Hi Munyez,

I viewed it in Safari, Chrome and Firefox, but couldn’t see any missing text?

Have you refreshed your browser cache?

@webbrewers,

I’ll rephrase my first line: “I managed to get it to center in my browser, on different screen sizes, by…….”

I managed to get it to center in my browser by changing the rule at line 63 of the style.css to read:
#access .menu-header ul, div.menu ul {
list-style: none;
margin: 0;
position: relative;
left: 50%;
margin-left: -262px;
}
And then I changed the width property at line 47 to 100% (the #access div).

Hi Gloria,

First thing is you’ll need to start off your own topic to get some help.

Just write your post again in it’s own topic.

regards,

Steve.