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Thank you so much! Yes, the button was under the #top-color div. I placed it somewhere else now where nothing is on top of it, and now my Jquery behaviors work.

Solved!

Thank you! This completely worked. For anyone else out there, if you want to edit/change your thumbnail/featured image sizes, you can:

1. Install the plugin “Regenerate Thumbnails” from Viperbond 007, or go here: https://www.viper007bond.com/wordpress-plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/ ; install and activate the plugin.
2. Go to Settings > Media and change the your thumbnails to the desired size
3. Go to Tools > and you will now have an item called Regen. Plugins; use this tool to automatically resize whichever images you like
4. Your featured image sizes/thumbnail images will now be the new size you have chosen

Right; I am aware of changing sizes in Settings>Media. I have tried that; however, I have not tried the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin. I will try it and post my results.

I figured it out:

This first code had padding-left, which moved the text on top of the hyphens on a mobile screen:

.menu li li a {
	font-size: 1em;
	margin-left: 0;
	color: #4E6153;
}

So, I isolated the property I needed, and set it so that it will only appear on larger, desktop-sized screens:

@media screen and (min-width: 800px) {
	.menu li li a {
		padding-left: 5px!important;
	}
}

I did… still doesn’t work. Hmmm. I found that certain unordered lists use hyphens, so I think it is a list styling issue. But I don’t know how to target this element. Very frustrating! ??

Thanks. This worked. This will solve lots of problems now that I know I can use a class to target specific pages.

oh super idea! Thank you; I will try this right now.

Ah, never mind I figured it out! When I uploaded a custom header it disabled my tagline.

Perfect, again. Thank you so much. You have expedited me through CSS hover headaches. This topic is closed!

Thank you so much. I had tried this before, but abandoned it for something else I thought was simpler.

Actually, my client decided to go with the top page just being linked to a page that lists all the subcategories, so I won’t be using the # symbol in this case. However, when a user clicks on “Writing” at the top, all the lower links light up green as they also act like they are the “current” page. I have also tried fixing this with the different .menu .current-menu-item a selectors.

How can I set it so that the submenus do not turn green when the user is on the Writing heading page?

Thank you again.

Aiy! I am trying to do the same thing too. I’ve tried your codes above, and all the previous codes from all the other forums here on this topic. I wish there was just an option built into the theme to change this! Seems silly to have a photo-based theme but you can’t do a simple thing like change these image sizes. I may have to start over with a new theme!

The test page I am referring to is here: https://blink-city.com/category/portfolio/

Ha! Brilliant — I totally missed the category menu option — duhhh to me! Thank you.

Honestly, at one point I did make changes to ONE of my WP themes, but it was a while ago. Maybe it was for this site. I guess I should just save my style sheets and then reinstall the theme and reload the style sheets.

Good idea to deactivate the plugin; unfortunately it didn’t work. Do you know a way that I can tell WordPress to post only certain categories of posts on different pages?

For instance, on the “News” page, post all blog posts categorized as “News”; on “Features” post all blog posts categorized as “Features”, etc. I was using the plugin to do this, but perhaps there is simpler way?

Thanks.

Ah, sorry. I had put up the under construction plugin. It should be available now. Thanks.

https://daniellefurfaro.com/?p=224

Yes, editing the CSS right through my dashboard worked right away.