The solution is to check the parent element of the animation using the inspector tool. When you find the very parent of the element, say its class is .loading-screen, then you simply add the rule at the bottom of your main queued CSS file: .loading-screen{ display: none !important; }
Do you understand the bootstrap framework at all? Your theme has implemented a column width that is smaller than you would probably like. Your content area is wrapped in an offset column that is 50% of the container width. <div class=”col-lg-6 col-lg-offset-3″> <!– content –> </div> If you want to increase the width of your … Read more
You got some things mixed up here – let me try to point you in the right direction. Terminology In WordPress, a theme is a set of files and functions that provide the frontend look for your Website. Most themes also include some specific functionality, but the main goal of a theme is to style … Read more
You don’t. But there are 3 ways you can if you wanted to, they can all be circumvented because of open source, thankfully. Parse source or something Crawl the web and parse the source or an url for a custom comment/id/whatever. Chance of failure: Really High – unless you’re Google Create an API Call home … Read more
As the “Error Message” (which is in fact a “doing it wrong”-message) is telling you, you’re using the wrong hook: Scripts and styles should not be registered or enqueued until the wp_enqueue_scripts, admin_enqueue_scripts, or login_enqueue_scripts hooks. Just read about hooks, wrap your code in a callback and then register it properly on one of the … Read more
Check to see if you have set up your site to use a specific static page as the site home page and another as the blog home page. If you haven’t, the default is to show posts on the site home. Next check to see if the themes include both index.php and home.php. Typically home.php … Read more
Divi will not be able to support all of the features as you’ve stated out of the box. With integration of things such as WooCommerce which Divi prefers you use, you’ll be able to incorporate features like the quote but probably not on the product comparisons. That being said, DIVI is a very powerful theme, … Read more
If I get what you’re asking, it’s that you want a way to remove the <style> tag from your header – correct? Definitely a good idea to do this – just keep the bare minimum there. This way, styles can be managed separately to your markup – keeping the presentation layer separate is best practice. … Read more
This is a very very broad question, probably isn’t the place for it tbh. But anyway, there are many many themes in existence already, you can modify them, generally by adding a child theme and making your modifications there, it is bad practice to update a theme directly. If you wish to extend the functionality … Read more
When you use “static front page” are you selecting the actual page you want displayed on the home page? It sounds like you want the “Splash” page as the home page. You should create the Splash page in the Page Edit Screen, select a custom page template if that is what you’re wanting to use … Read more