Are you creating your own theme? Or are you editing an existing theme? In either of the cases, I would advise you to learn more about CSS selectors and to learn how to use Chrome Dev Tools to inspect and change your CSS
First, move your headings into their sections, so your structure looks more like this: <main> <section> Heading Here Cards Here </section> <section> Heading Here Cards Here </section> </main> Then you can do this in a few different ways with CSS. The simplest way is to add a class to each section and then float the … Read more
Interactive maps in wordpress
If you’re using WordPress custom menus ( and you should when you’re dealing with menus ), it adds class current-menu-item for page that is currently being viewed.
This should be on stackoverflow. If I understand correctly what you want, you need to change: .sf-menu li:hover, .sf-menu li.sfHover, .sf-menu li a:focus, .sf-menu li a:hover, .sf-menu li a:active { outline: 0; background: #AF1D21 } with: .sf-menu > li:hover, .sf-menu > li.sfHover, .sf-menu > li a:focus, .sf-menu > li a:hover, .sf-menu > li a:active { … Read more
No, the size of the source image still matters. The rule only means that the image will not display wider then that. It is there mainly to prevent the large images from breaking the layout. This will have no effect on the download time (browser is loading the original image anyway) and you are actually … Read more
WordPress Nav Menus support Custom CSS Classes. They can be used to change the colour of your tab. Refer this link -> http://devilsworkshop.org/add-custom-class-individual-menu-items-wpnavmenu/
This is tested, this will take all your sub nav and add the class. $(‘#nav li > ul’).parent().children(“a”).addClass(“sub-nav”);
This is really just a CSS question. The admin bar does its best to do this for all sites by giving a top margin to the <html> element: margin-top: 28px !important; But if the theme uses certain positioning methods, that rule won’t have the desired effect, which is what is happening in your case. From … Read more
You can add this to your body tag of your current theme <body <?php body_class(‘class-name’); ?>> and then specifically target the container. body.post-id #yourdiv { border: 2px solid red; } Always work for me.