How can I accomplish this in the most efficient way? As Rarst indicates, don’t change the class to change the style. Leave the class the same and use CSS Specificity to change the style on certain pages. When WordPress creates a page in a theme that uses the body_class() function it adds a lot of … Read more
To remove the style without modifying the original code you can try add this to your style.css .comment.yes { background: none !important; } This will add a new style for that class. The !important part tells the browser not to let another style over-ride that line.
The two stylesheets is only loaded when a video or sound was included in a post or page and that happens after wp_head. But do not despair! There is a filter you can use! in the code it looks like this: apply_filters( ‘style_loader_tag’, “<link rel=”$rel” id=’$handle-css’ $title href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/115412/$href” type=”text/css” media=”$media” />\n”, $handle ); so i … Read more
One way is to enqueue a style.css for the admin panel. Create a file to say custom-css.css and add css to it and then enqueue it to the admin by putting the below in the theme’s function.php file. function admin_enqueue() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘custom_css’, content_url() . ‘/themes/theme-name/custom.css’); //Please replace the path with the correct path to … Read more
From what you are describing, the ASCII is being incorrectly converted when you upload the file via FTP. Go to WP-Admin and select Appearance -> Editor. Look at Style.css, does it look like it’s been minified in a really strange way? If so, you have a problem with the UTF encoding on your end. It’ll … Read more
Use get_comments_number() to determine the number of comments, and prepare the CSS class with that information: $css_class=”zero-comments”; $number = (int) get_comments_number( get_the_ID() ); if ( 1 === $number ) $css_class=”one-comment”; elseif ( 1 < $number ) $css_class=”multiple-comments”; comments_popup_link( __( ‘Post a Comment’, ‘your-theme’ ), __( ‘1 Comment’, ‘your-theme’ ), __( ‘% Comments’, ‘your-theme’ ), $css_class … Read more
If you want to add background image you can do inline css in html PHP: <?php if(has_post_thumbnail()) { $desktop_src = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(), ‘desktop’); $ipad_src = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(), ‘ipad’); $mobile_src = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(), ‘mobile’); $desktop = ‘style=”background: url(‘.$desktop_src[0].’);”‘; $ipad = ‘style=”background: url(‘.$ipad_src[0].’);”‘; $mobile=”style=”background: url(“.$mobile_src[0].’);”‘; } ?> HTML: <div id=”desktop” <?php echo $desktop; ?>></div> <div id=”ipad” <?php echo $ipad; ?>></div> … Read more
If you are ready to do this with css, you can do it in the following clean way. Add the following code in the current theme’s functions.php file add_action( ‘login_head’, ‘wpse_121687_hide_login’ ); function wpse_121687_hide_login() { $style=””; $style .= ‘<style type=”text/css”>’; $style .= ‘.login form{ display: none }’; $style .= ‘.login #nav a, .login #backtoblog a … Read more
If I understand you correctly, you can add this code to #tribe-events-content.tribe-events-list in your stylesheet like so: #tribe-events-content.tribe-events-list { margin-bottom: 60px; background: #FFFFFF; /* ADD A BACKGROUND COLOR HERE */ } That will add a background to the Upcoming Events section so that the text is more easily readable. Here’s a screenshot of the change.
After investigation and talking with some sysadmin friends, it happened that there was a .htaccess with rewrite rules for mobile devices in the root of WordPress, in wp-content and in all folders in themes and plugins. I removed all the .htaccess, refresh the root .htaccess with only wordpress needed stuff and everything is good now. … Read more