Would be interesting to see if you get the same YSlow message when checking your site without any plugins. Its a little difficult to be sure because of the minification of HTML/CSS on your site, but it seems some of the plugins are not inserting stylesheets in to the <head> part of your document, and … Read more
You can try this- .single-application .entry-content p > a { text-decoration: underline; } Where .single-application is based on your post type, .entry-content is the wrapper of your post content. See the page source-
This isn’t about the database at all. First of all be sure that it isn’t any cache problem or something like that. Try with incognito mode or another browser and check if the issue persists. If you still don’t see any CSS applied, well most probably there isn’t any CSS file loaded in the page. … Read more
The front-end customization options in self-hosted WordPress are absolute. You can edit whatever you want in PHP/HTML templates and CSS style sheets. While WordPress comes with single theme (“Twenty Ten” at moment) the availability of third party free and paid themes for it is huge. See: Where can I download WordPress themes from? for good … Read more
Before you ask a question: maybe check on a other install of WP, is this the default? It is not? The problem is very often from plugins or themes. Disable plugins and switch to the default theme, current Twenty Twelve and check your problem. The current release 3.5 and 3.4* have not this insert as … Read more
This is a good question, overall, for users looking to edit the standard twentythirteen theme, but it really isn’t going to help you in the long run. I suggest starting at the Codex to learn more about theme development, then check out the List of WP Generated Classes to see what WP is creating for … Read more
If the WordPress theme is doing it’s job correctly, then it’s using the body_class() function to output the classes on the <body> tag. If that’s the case, then on the home page, it will add the .home class, and we can target that class as follows: .home #page-element { display: none; } If the theme … Read more
1. CSS ::first-letter The first option is selector CSS ::first-letter. li.menu-item.active a::first-letter { color: red; } The a tag inside menu should have display: block / display: inline-block. Note: The ::first-letter selector can only be used with block-level elements. 2. Filter nav_menu_item_title Another way is to use nav_menu_item_title filter and surround the first letter with … Read more
I figured it out. This is because a lot of your file request are getting a 4XX, 5XX response or can’t be loaded. I started looking further and realized some of your js/css is being loaded properly. However some of it is not. The files that are not being loaded have a :443 extension to … Read more
That’s easy. You have the following CSS rule: a.themify_lightbox, .module-image a, .module-gallery a, .gallery-icon, .themify_lightboxed_images .post a, .themify_lightboxed_images .type-page a, .themify_lightboxed_images .type-highlight a, .themify_lightboxed_images .type-slider a { pointer-events: none; cursor: default; } This rule applies because body has a class themify_lightboxed_images. pointer-events: none; is the last thing you want on your links. This basically means … Read more