wanderingnettle

In case anyone else is searching for this, I fixed it by simply adding this line to my additional CSS in customiser:

.post img {
background: transparent;
}

At first I didn’t think it worked, because I also had to clear the cache in Safari.

Did you ever find a solution to this? I’m having exactly the same problem. I’m using Elementor and Astra, and can’t find a way to remove the white background of PNG images with transparency. Did you discover what Custom CSS was required?

I have managed to do this myself. A response of some kind would have been appreciated though.

I’d still really like to find a solution to this. As the thread title is a bit misleading now I understand the sidebars better, I’ll just repost as a new question.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by wanderingnettle. Reason: Closed in order to raise new issue with more accurate title

Hello, and suggestions on this one?

I just realised that if I view a single post as portrait on an iPad that the primary sidebar does collapse and has the expand collapse arrow.

eg. https://projectsplinter.com/2018/05/08/season-4-date/

In which case, is there a way of a. changing the default screen width that this behaviour kicks in to a larger number. 2. Having the behaviour available on larger width screens as well, but by default be expanded?

*edit* I’ve just added the left hand sidebar (right side content) to all the pages. Specifically there are pages like this one:
https://projectsplinter.com/filming-locations-map/
where the body becomes too narrow, particularly on a landscape view tablet.

I think if I could change the setting for the sidebar toggle/transform so it minimised at a wider screensize, and the arrow to minimise was always there for all sizes, that would solve my problem. No need for it to be narrower.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by wanderingnettle.

I don’t have it turned on at present – but for instance this page I would like to have just the secondary sidebar:
https://projectsplinter.com/about-the-show/ways-to-watch/

My preference would be to use the secondary sidebar rather than making the primary one narrower, as the width is fine for the homepage. If the primary sidebar could have the expand/collapse feature then it would be fine though.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by wanderingnettle.