OK, let’s try to explain that with clear words. First of all, your impression about WordPress is right : WordPress is suitable to build website and not just blogs. WordPress, like any other CMS, use a database to achieve a clear separation between content and presentation. HTML / CSS has failed to achieve that properly … Read more
The Core contributors handbook provides a lot of detail about the development methodology and standards.
Replace the style you added with the following. .elementor-element-1fc9820 a:hover { color:blue !important; } You needed to be more specific with your rule. Since there is a elementor class around those links I just used that class. Note: Your #3 solution should have worked so apparently you made a mistake when you attempted it.
I make sure the structure (page-title, categories, custom-post types) have the optimal headings and correct structure before migrating. Small changes such as a logo or minor graphics shouldn’t effect the quality of the website once moved to production.
On line 367 of style.css you need to change .mcolumn-pad { padding-top: 2em; } to .mcolumn-pad { padding-top: 2em; background: #FFF; }
If PHP is your worry… … I quickly felt distressed from the fact that it seemed to me I needed to move around a lot of things with PhP or to play with it so to be able to make the possible changes I need. … you are going to have trouble with either a … Read more
My blog has a design issue.
It turns out there are a couple of important parts here. One is the “Featured Video Plus” Plugin to nest your video up in the area normally reserved for Featured Images, which gives it a nice, static, and dependable placement. Another is Squelch Tabs and Accordions or a similar AJAX-powered tabbing plugin, which enables multi-page … Read more
In order to work on WordPress code, you must have a working server with PHP properly configured, and you must install WordPress on that server. You cannot simply open the files the way you can vanilla HTML files. That won’t work. The PHP will not execute, for one, and there will be no database for … Read more
Share common libraries across multiple themes/plugins