Art

Solved with the help of hosting service.

Ok

Yes I got it, thank you. The problem is that the two column accordion is still mis-aligned even on screens larger than 1024px. So This workaround is not so useful. I guess I will wait until the wp column block get updated.

Thank you. Yes I am familiar with Custom CSS, but I didn’t understand well your point.
You mean set up a single column in the WP editor and then make it show as two columns on desktop?

Can you guide me on which code should I use?

Yes, in fact I reduced the size for mobile in the menu sticky.
The fact is that I have a much better looking logo for large screens, like PC, and I would like to use that. Instead when screen width becomes of a certain value, I will use the basic one I have now.

Done with some basic CSS

You are the man, thank you again. I should study CSS lol.
How did you find that the woocommerce notice is targeted as “p.demo_store” ?

Sorry, try what?
EDIT: Ah, you meant the exact same code, just without !important. Got it

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Art.

Yes! Thank you! Working perfectly. The only concern I have is that is not adviced to use !important, if possible. But I don’t know how to do it otherwise.

I can type whatever number in the fixed fee, so for now I typed an amount which included the tax. But my question was about showing it separately.