Site not 100% responsive
Site not 100% responsive
Site not 100% responsive
If you used a plugin to move the site. I use WP Migration for instance. When you install the migrated version to your local environment, the plugin will change the domain to whatever your local domain is. In your case it is 127.0.0.1. The reason it does this is that many of the options are … Read more
A few things to note here: 1) You should never modify WordPress core files such as those found in “wp-includes” and “wp-admin” as it will only cause you trouble later down the road. 2) The sidebar issue you are reporting doesn’t appear to be happening in Chrome on the link you provided. Try clearing the … Read more
UPDATE: Added a third example to show you how to output the path inside a PHP string, per the source code you provided in the comments. There’s nothing wrong with having a full path in your CSS but you want to make sure the path is being dynamically generated by WordPress for the most consistent … Read more
UPDATE: Added a second alternative to match the targeting currently defined by your parent theme. Try adding: // generic target (first answer) a.more-link { display: block; } // more precise target based on parent theme (second answer) .entry-content .more-link { display: block; } Note sure that will get you to 100% across all of your … Read more
Your nav ul li definition appears to have bad syntax. Try this: nav ul li { a {color:#000000;} a:visited {color:#000000;} a:hover {color:#0088ce; } clear: both; }
LESS happens as a preprocessor and doesn’t render dynamically each time your page loads. So, you write your LESS, compile it to CSS, and then load the CSS in your pages. There may be ways around this, but you would probably be better off using targeted CSS with classes to create the CSS on the … Read more
Is there any way to turn off a particular scrolling behaviour?
Using the Network tool in the Inspector I found out that there was a third party caching service in action. “Cloudflare” via Bluehost.
Add #two-column { width: 100% !important; } To your css, outside of the @media tag. I suggest doing it on the bottom of your css file to be sure nothing overwrites it.