webdev2087

if its not a theme setting (the only reason you would be worried about hard coding) you have to add it. You echo it in php or just put regular html

those changes will be lost unless you have a child theme

remove or comment out <?php do_action( ‘spacious_footer_copyright’ ); ?>
preferably in a child theme

could you provide a link

Manually in CSS is fine. BUT make sure you are using a child theme.

I would do something like

.site-header-main {
height:380px;
}

but then you will have to re-position or remove the nursing mothers text.

this would put it around the same place on the picture it was before

.site-branding {
  margin-top: 150px;
}

Did you make the template your self?

Something must be wrong in the full width page php file.

If you didn’t make it, try re installing or grabbing the full width php file and replacing it.

If you made it your self you will have to post it so we can examine it for faults.

Could you link the site?

Out of those 3 wordpress would be your best bet.

I’d assume this happened because when you disable comments globally it does not reverse it on pages already created, only new pages. So you will have to do as I said and manually change previously created pages

Try going in to the page you want it turned off for.

Make sure Disccusion is enabled by clicking on screen options at the top.

Scroll down and uncheck it then publish.

There is none that I know of.

Partly because the number of stylesheets is very limited compared to the number of scripts.

stylesheets are CSS, SASS, and LESS. Not sure what else you would use?

But also they don’t predefine stylesheets. Stylesheets are handled by the template on a per template basis. Unless you have a plugin controlling the theme.

Themes are not pre defined, as far as I know.

You need to use a more specific selector that references the page

@jpill

Check out articles on CSS Specifity which will explain why that worked

@thekentuckygent not yes and no. It’s a no 100%

Don’t mean to sound rude.

Just got a email from Google about such an issue.

The website you linked as an example FAILS the “Google Mobile-Friendly Test” 100%. So you will be penalized and your mobile SEO will take a huge hit. Unless you make it responsive.

Don’t believe me? Sign up for Web Master tools for that website and I can guarantee you will get an email regarding your site. It will be a warning about your website not being mobile friendly.

Responsive is mobile friendly.

Still don’t believe me?
Check out the website for your self on the “Google Mobile-Friendly Test” (I linked below)

https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly/?url=www.grasiemercedes.com

then try a responsive website and watch it pass with flying colors.