I actually ran into a similar issue yesterday. A theme I was working with was adding 500+ lines of internal styles to the header which absolutely drives me nuts! I ended up finding a clever solution online to work around this which you could use for CSS. The JavaScript side I’ll explain toward the bottom. … Read more
OK. Even though I wasn’t able to figure it out with CSS and wp_head() I managed to hack something that works. <?php $sidebar_background_color = get_theme_mod(‘design-sidebar-background-color’); ?> <aside style=”background-color: <?php $sidebar_background_color; ?>;”> <?php if ( !function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) || !dynamic_sidebar() ) : ?> <?php endif; ?> </aside> Since I could manipulate DOM and HTML just fine I decided … Read more
Declare inline background image in functions.php
Wesbite super slow on iphone / very fast on desktop with same connection on wifi
Make sure you have the alignleft and alignright classes defined properly. They should have float: left; and float: right; respectively. Make sure you correctly float your elements and clear the floats where you want to start a new row/section. This is a CSS-only issue. EDIT: Check this solution, note the clear and float CSS declarations: … Read more
I dont have an iPAd to hand to test this but I know that Safari likes to change phonenumbers into links which would override the current CSS which makes the text white. You will need to change the CSS to ensure links remain white. Try adding this CSS to your theme’s style.css: #main-site-caption #number { … Read more
After reviewing the code more & more I found the solution. So, for those who have interest in such thing: change false to true in use_with_theme change template path to stylesheet path in tax-meta-class.php Cheers
The problem is that though your sub menu is set to opacity: 0, its still displaying, just transparent. So when you hover any area where a submenu is present, you’re triggering #access ul li:hover which sets the opacity of the submenu with #access ul li:hover > ul. Try setting adding visibility: hidden to #access ul … Read more
CSS will not influence it. Check your theme’s functions.php file (or similar) to see if it’s transforming the title. add_filter( ‘wp_title’, ‘some_function_name’ ); You can read more about it in the Codex: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_title#Customizing_with_the_filter
The problem is that the sidebar just isn’t tall enough on pages with a lot of content. You’re seeing the black background of the .site::before selector. Around line 639 in style.css change the background color to #3c5680.