Well, first, it’s a pure CSS question. Second, padding is what you want to use. Just change padding: 0; to whatever you like. I just used FireBug to hack a padding of 1em into your code, and it worked like a charm. // Edit However, it is not just .entry-content but also .entry-summary that you … Read more
The answer is yes. It is possible with some jquery. I think your question is still too broad. Also, asking for plugin recommendation is on the don’t ask list. Id start doing some Google searches for implementing jquery in a wordpress menu, attempt and maybe ask for help with your code if it is not … Read more
On the most basic level, you could prevent all posts from being displayed by simply ripping the Loop out of the template that is displaying your “landing page.” If you only wish to modify the posts being displayed on your “landing page,” (say for instance should you be using WordPress post object as songs and … Read more
You can try positioning the UL absolutely and give a distance from “top”, eg: #access ul li > ul { position:absolute; } #access ul li:hover > ul { top: 2em; /*This needs to be enough to push it below the main menu */ } You might also need to float the LIs within that left, … Read more
You can add custom html classes to each menu item and then use those classes to add the bottom border. In the Admin Dashboard, under Appearance, click on Menus. Select your menu and click the small down arrow to the right of the menu item box. If the CSS Classes box is missing, Click the … Read more
Is this theme mobile friendly at all of has some bugs on mobile displays? Go and preview the theme on your mobile device to find out if it’s friendly or not – wordpress.org/themes/twentyeleven. You can also use a service like BrowserStack to test in various browsers and testmysite.thinkwithgoogle.com to get a score for UX. Any … Read more
Probably the easiest way to do it is to set the doctype, etc and then use the w3c xhtml validator and just go through one by one and pick off the errors…but that will take A LOT of time, I strongly recommend you leave it as is.
In the end I ended up taking the iframe code instead of the HTML5 code I had taken before, and that solved the problem…
as you seem to be using a page template, you can edit this even more and directly integrate the essential header and footer code into that template; have a look at this example I recently made up: http://pastebin.com/ZiteZrUX <?php /** * Template Name: Blank Page Template * * @package WordPress * @subpackage Twenty_Eleven */ ?> … Read more
Go into wp-ecommerce/wpsc-includes/shopping_cart_functions.php and adjusting this line if ( isset( $cart ) ) { echo wpsc_shopping_basket_internals( $cart, false, true ); } to this //if ( isset( $cart ) ) { echo wpsc_shopping_basket_internals( $cart, false, true ); //}