You shouldn’t change core files this is bad practice and your changes will be overridden every time you update WordPress to the latest version. You can rather use the admin head hook (http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/admin_head) in your themes functions file and override the styles. So it would look something like this… // Hook into the admin head … Read more
You’ve got a static height set on a block-level element: style.css:806 /** * 4.1 Site Header * —————————————————————————- */ .site-header { position: relative; background: url(http://barkleyphoto.com/_wedding/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/cropped-header-background.jpg) no-repeat scroll top); height: 100px; } remove the height: 100px; and it should work like you expect.
Like/Dislike Bar not working when updating
It’s being caused by the style for .clearfix:after, which is doing a clear: both; (Screenshot of code) Adding the following to your CSS will resolve the issue: .post-content.clearfix:after { clear: left; } Screenshot of result
The PHP Manual, specifically file_put_contents will point you in the right direction. My suggestion is to write the name/value pairs to an array, insert a comment at the top of a blank CSS file and add an import directive to the master style sheet until you test the output, then dump the array into the … Read more
Looking at your pages source, it does not have post/page ID’s being added to the page’s body class so you referencing something in your CSS that doesn’t exist. Try this rather (not sure what section you want changed): body.blog { background-color: red; } or body.blog #content { background-color: red; }
This isn’t really WordPress specific, but here goes. Really, all you’re missing is applying the blue background image on .current-menu-item a. /* Default state base */ .widget_nav_menu .menu li a{ padding-left: 35px !important; background-position: 5% 50%; background-repeat: no-repeat; } /* Active state base */ .widget_nav_menu .menu .current-menu-item a, .widget_nav_menu .menu .current-menu-item a, .widget_nav_menu .menu .current-menu-parent … Read more
You can load first bootstrap.min.css and then after your main style.css and Set About Us as About, then your issue is solved.
editor style css and page template with and without sidebar
The reason for the syntax error is this typo: <? php It should be <?php Secondly, you should use the wp_enqueue_scripts hook instead of the wp_head hook. Check out the Codex for more info on the wp_enqueue_scripts hook.