If your theme’s folder structure is similar to the following: my-theme |- index.php |- style.css |- fonts/font-name.ttf |- inc/some-file.php then the code to connect the font files in your style.css will be: @font-face { font-family: ‘Font Name’; src: url(‘fonts/font-name.ttf’); } body{ font-family: ‘Font Name’, sans-serif; } There shouldn’t be any problem!
never ever copy text from word document into anything web related. Word documents contain extra styling information which might break the content that you try to copy. If you need to copy test it is best to receive it as a simple text file that can be opened in notepad.
Its an old bug in Chrome. In order to solve your problem though – you just need to add this CSS (append to the one you already have in place): .fleche { float: none !important; vertical-align: top; } With inline-blocks – you don’t need floats to keep them on the same line.
why this media query is not working / not loading when I put it in child theme?
From what I understand from your question, your best course of action is to assign the node to a WordPress callback function using built-in AJAX. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you should familiarize yourself with using AJAX in WordPress in the Codex. However, here is a basic overview of steps: Add a … Read more
WordPress problematic caching
I’m not familiar with the customizer specifically, but if it does it’s style inclusion properly (via wp_enqueue_style), then you can do something like the following in a plugin: function remove_or_reorganize_styles() { if ( wp_style_is(‘target-style-handle’, ‘enqueued’ ) ) { wp_dequeue_style( ‘target-style-handle’ ); } } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘remove_or_reorganize_styles’, 99); This assumes that target-style-handle is the handle used to … Read more
I usually won’t do ‘live-review’ but in this case I couldn’t resist to take a quick look at the problem ‘on location’. And there are actually a couple of reasons for the white space – at least I found these two so far: Your header has a margin-bottom of 0.631em in line 585 of your stylesheet. … Read more
CSS_Menu_Walker not showing on mobile view?
Unfortunately, to my knowledge, there is no ‘easy way’ to do this. That said you shouldn’t have to redesign your site from scratch and would get way with building a custom WordPress Theme yourself. As I’m sure you’re aware a WordPress theme is built upon a series of .php files. The process of developing a … Read more