Doing this with a WordPress hook would be difficult to do reliably. But it’s straightforward with jQuery and some CSS. jQuery(‘a’).wrap(‘<div class=”brackets”/>’); .brackets:before { content: “\005B”; } .brackets:after { content: “\005D”; }
solution 1. why don’t you increase some width 4th image container .. solution 2. put one and tags after product name so it will create some space … but if your theme is mobile friendly then when you see on other monitors means on bigger than your monitors then it looks weird …
That’s a font-awesome icon being added with a pseudo-element. Here’s the css that’s doing it: #sidebar ul:not(.social-widget) > li:before, article ul > li:before { content: “\f0da”; font-family: ‘FontAwesome’; display: inline-block; margin: 0 5px 10px 1px; opacity: 0.7; } Using: article .news-container ul > li:before{display:none} should get rid of it.
http://flowingdata.com/2018/03/26/altair-for-visualization-in-python/ – This is WordPress https://flowingdata.com/projects/2018/occ-age/ – This isn’t WordPress /projects/ is just a subfolder within the WordPress installation and it’s simply displaying a custom HTML page.
If I understand it correctly you want a visual indicator for departures relevant on the current time. One solution will be using Javascript and provide a way for the element to be identified as passed or active schedule time. HTML <div id=”myElement”> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/1253″>1253</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/1255″>1255</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/0955″>0955</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/2213″>2213</a> </div> JAVASCRIPT // find elements … Read more
If you want to reduce the width of your header , you can do few different methods. If you use bootstrap, add class container to your header, which will add left and right padding to the element. Or you can add your own css. With the given url, I found that your header’s wrap class … Read more
To do that, you have to set hidden attribute to the sub menu. CSS #wrapper .fusion-vertical-menu-widget.left .menu .sub-menu { display: none; } to toggle display on the menu on hover over servizi, you can add jQuery hover to the menu item. jQuery var subMenu = jQuery(“#wrapper .fusion-vertical-menu-widget.left .menu .sub-menu”); jQuery(“#menu-item-12049”).hover(function(){ subMenu.show(); }, function(){ subMenu.hide(); }); … Read more
In your theme customization (Appearance > Customize) add the following CSS to the CSS-section: .spb_parallax_asset { margin-top: 0; } It should do the trick. And if you wanna remove the remaining 1px of line – add this just below the code above: .spb_parallax_asset { border: 0; } Hope it’s what you’re looking for 🙂
I’m not sure about what exactly you already know in styling HTML, so I’ll explain everything you probably need here. Everything you need can be done in the CSS stylesheet applied to the page. Select the according HTML elements (the one containing the total price amount, the ‘add to cart’ button, and so on..) and … Read more
add this to end of functions.php function mmk_enqueue_script(){ if( !is_page(123) ){ wp_enqueue_style(‘responsive-css’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/custom.css’, false); } } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘mmk_enqueue_script’, 999); create a custom.css inside your theme directory. this CSS file will be applied to all pages except the one you specified. update “123” inside if condition with page id where you don’t want … Read more