WordPress automatically generates “current-menu-item” class to the menu of the current page you visit. So in this case, you can do something like- .current-menu-item ul.sub-menu { display: block !important; }
Add clear:both; to your title. example: https://jsfiddle.net/wap27kuv/ edit: the code is behaving as it should, floated elements will make the sibling elements that has no clear property align to the side of the floated elements. Setting clear:both to your title, stops the floating behavior. You could also use clear:left and it’d work perfectly in this … Read more
Here is how it looks like at my end. I have checked it in chrome, mozilla and IE as well. It look fine in all browsers.
input[type=”text”] is more specific than class selector .form-control so the bootstrap.min.css is not overwriting the css in style.css although the bootstrap.min is loaded after style.css. You have to add css with more or same specificity to overwrite. For selector input[type=”text”] you can add the properties of .form-control class in style.css
No. The first example is invalid CSS, the second one valid. In CSS, you can only comment with /* and */. If you are unsure, there are tools such as CSSLint or the W3C’s CSS Validator to check your code. Also setting a value to none or not setting the value at all is something … Read more
It looks like the background image was added to the tag inline. You will need to change the following: Locate your template file (probably header.php) which has the tag Inside style=”” remove background-size: cover and replace it with background-size:auto 100% then add background-position: center This will let the background image stretch to the height of … Read more
What you are experience is probably issue with something else. If you try and access this link: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto:300 Directly, you can see that all the font families have a normal style. You might have another CSS rule overriding them. Check for that, and also refresh your browser’s cache. The second note is, you are only … Read more
With CSS 3, you can use the :last-child or :last-of-type selectors: .is-frontend #content-holder .semplice-navbar nav ul li:last-child { border-right: 1px solid #000000; } However, you could flip this around to make it more backwards compatible using :first-child (which is available in CSS2): .is-frontend #content-holder .semplice-navbar nav ul li { border-left: 1px solid #000000; } .is-frontend … Read more
If you go into the menu editor, you can add several levels already: Where the different levels appear and how is a question of your theme/style sheet, so it’s not a plugin issue.
There is an error in your CSS Declarations on your page. If you change the line 152 on your style.css from “font-family: Oz Handicraft;’ (and anyplace else you’re using it) to: h1 { font-family: Oz; } since in your code, you have this. @font-face{ font-family: Oz; src: url(“fonts/ozHandicraft.otf”); font-weight: normal; } you declare it as … Read more