I believe the primary problem in your code is the $custom_values is set after you try to use it (and you need to use the same variable name). Otherwise, it doesn’t have a value when it’s in post_class(). In fact, I’m surprised you’re not getting an error. That variable needs to get the value before … Read more
You can not delete or ignore default styling in a child theme. You must override the declaration. .content-ver-sep { background: transparent !important; border-bottom: none !important; clear: both; height: 1px; } this should do the trick –
in line 37 of your HTML-Code you have the following declaration: #header-background, #colophon, #site-navigation { background: url(”) no-repeat center center fixed; background-size: cover; -moz-background-size: cover; -o-background-size: cover; -webkit-background-size: cover; } With Firebug I see, this is overwriting your CSS declaration, which states #header-background { background: url(“images/background-reclaimed.jpg”) no-repeat fixed center center rgba(0, 0, 0, 0); display: … Read more
Looks like the source of my problem is a function called admin_bar_bumpin wp-includes>admin-bar.php. It’s for the admin bar and when I log out it goes away so it wasn’t effecting the style of the site for logged out users. I was able to filter it out in my functions.php file. That’s actually no better than … Read more
CSS links are relative to the current request URI, not your PHP file. Use an absolute path like: <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/184258/<?php bloginfo(“template_url’ ) ?>/themesubfolder/style.css” />
Don’t worry! It’s not a mess up thing, it’s actually CSS minification. 🙂 Minification is a way to serve less weight files to the visitors. But irony is, minified files are not good to read, and not good to edit too. 🙁 It’s actually for machine. To not to go in that way, just check … Read more
Instead of calling the iframe , You can register a widget that will contain all the HTML code.Another way can be outputting the whole HTML code instead of iframe.”id” can be controlled in the same manner. Combine all CSS files and JS files and then enqueue them in the same manner.Keep HTML code only between … Read more
There are two possible solutions: CSS edit and File edit. CSS edit(Not the best solution, but works) .post-blocks .block-info span { display: none; } It is not possible for us to write the file edit code since we don’t have access to your admin panel. Install WhatTheFile plugin to find out the template that renders … Read more
Multiple solutions for defining the images -> Post Thumbnails While creating a new post, you can set the Featured Image which will automatically set the post image. Since your image is full width, you need to set the size of the thumbnail using: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_post_thumbnail Media Upload Go to Media -> Add New. Upload your image … Read more
There are many approaches to this. This is because the position: absolute on the sidebar-container is making it overlap over the footer. Try this CSS to override. This is a static solution: body.single .hentry // Selects the single posts { min-height: 2000px; // Set this according to the height of the sidebar } This one … Read more