Following Web Performance Optimization techniques to output static and dynamic css
Following Web Performance Optimization techniques to output static and dynamic css
Following Web Performance Optimization techniques to output static and dynamic css
Gradient and boxshadow are fine to put inline. Your trouble will be with the hover states. Luckily there is a trick. You can put the hover styles in an outer element and force inherit on hover. Like this: <div class=”myshortcode”> <a style=”color:blue;”><span style=”color:red;”>Content</span></a> </div> In your style.css you add this generic line with a transition … Read more
If your theme has body_class() in the body tag (normally in header.php) then the category name is added to the body tag as a class e.g. <body class=”my-category”> So in a css file you can do .my-category #my-element { background:#FF0000; } To edit the html for the categories to make them card layouts then you … Read more
wp_add_inline_style breaking style and not working
Radio buttons live refresh in the customizer
Thanks for rewriting the question: It seems much clearer now. Sorry for the protracted comments earlier, but I wasnt on my laptop. I corrected a couple of typos in your code and pasted this into my functions.php: // include files via shortcode function include_file($atts) { extract(shortcode_atts(array(‘filepath’ => NULL), $atts)); if ($filepath!=’NULL’ && file_exists( trailingslashit( get_stylesheet_directory() … Read more
How to enable table overflow scroll? (especially order list table)
We lack context, but remember that CSS files are read from top to bottom, the lower definitions having priority over the top ones. The same logic applies within the file. That is why the !important attribute is used for. That being said, in your case you could have A caching plugin that loads a cached … Read more
I’m assuming that #colophon is the element id of your footer wrapper? It’s kind of an odd name for a footer wrapper, but if that is what it is then ok. position: absolute; is with respect to the containing element, not the viewport. As a quick fix try adding this to your css: html, body … Read more
It’s not a WordPress problem, but…. You can use something like bit.ly or you just set up the short domain on hosting and either redirect using mod_rewrite or using PHP’s header() function.