I agree with Chess Byte – this is a general web development question. I suggest adding 30px padding to the top of the text : padding: 30px 0 15px 0; Use developer tools (f12) and examine the object – then add the above css or what ever you’d like. Good luck
If you have a plugin that adds the css to the cache, disable it and try again. However, chances are that it’s caused by the way your browser handles the cache and most browsers will keep the css in the cache. Therefore, the problem would be unique to your computer and browser. Make sure your … Read more
Create a Child Theme. Add this to the styles.css file in the child theme: header > .logo { background: url(“https://www.example.com/path/to/the/new/image.png”) no-repeat 0 0 !important; } Since the Child Theme CSS will load after the parent theme CSS, this should override the first setting, even if it is also set to !important .
The theme name is showing in the post image because, I’m guessing, you haven’t uploaded a featured image for that post and it’s therefore displaying a placeholder image instead. The post text (excerpt) is showing shortened due to a theme setting or how the theme intends it to look and nothing at all to do … Read more
This is the relevant section of CSS in your stylesheet: /*————————————————————– ## Uling dini ke beten, Bapak Ngelah olah2an. Kangguang deen malu! ————————————————————–*/ /*————————————————————– ## Header ————————————————————–* .site-header { background-color: #473C93; } #branding-logo { float: left; width: 50px; height: auto; } /*————————————————————– ## Menus ————————————————————–*/ If you look closely you’ll see that the CSS comment … Read more
Answer was simple: .single .efav-span {display: none} add spacing to each element
It sounds like your not starting Apache properly either way this sounds like a server issue not WordPress
Assuming the menu has the structure <div id=”site-info”> Copyright (c) 2013 Acme Inc. All rights reserved. <ul class=”menu”> <li> Privacy Policy</li> <li>Terms and conditions</li> </ul> </div> You will need to add the following css” #site-info{ display: inline-block; line-height: 30px; /* adjust to aling everything up or remove */ } .menu{ list-style: none; /* to remove … Read more
HTML code: <h4 id=”yourId”><span><strong>100%</strong></span></h4> CSS: code #yourId { position: top: 10px; right: 10px; position: absolute; } If you need it to stay always there even if you’re scrolling then use this one #yourId { position: top: 10px; right: 10px; position: fixed; }
You can do this by modifying your theme’s CSS, which you can get access at Appearance > Editor in the Dashboard. You will need to style the widget list element by dropping this in your theme’s style.css .widget.latest-tweets .widget-wrap ul { list-style: none; list-style-image: url(http://your-image-url-here); }