You can use the register_form hook. Add this to your functions.php: <?php add_action( ‘register_form’, ‘custom_css_register_form’ ); function custom_css_register_form() { ?> <style> #reg_passmail { color: white !important; } </style> <?php } ?>
Yes, this was a CSS issue. See this answer on the WordPress forums for a complete answer. There are two interlocking problems. First, the code style is defined with a more specific selector. Second, the “Additional CSS” is effectively added to the stylesheet at the top, and so the theme’s definition takes precedence. The solution … Read more
when I am logged in my page seems to be proper, but when I am just visiting the page in incognito, some css are not applied & page looks weired
I found it. My god, is this poorly documented 😀 TinyMCE not only applies your given stylesheet, it caches an additional copy of it. Because reasons. So if you change something like I did and then control reload everything, you reload the copied cached version. The solution is to add another parameter that you change … Read more
OK, so with the help of the comments to my question and some more digging around I have found (what I think is) the correct answer: The apache config needs to have the headers module enabled (“a2enmod headers”) and the mime module (“a2enmod mime”) and the .htaccess file needs to have sections as follows: <IfModule … Read more
Below is a generic response to help you, but first I want to give you my personal opinions based on my experiences with issues regarding using stylesheets with WordPress. I never use the themes generic style.css file due to issues like this and other common issues. Google no longer penalizes you for having extra .css … Read more
I was able to work out a solution: Go to Oxygen > Templates. Edit your main template (usually it’s called Main or Default). Click on +Add > Fundamentals > Code Block. In the Code Block settings, switch to the CSS tab. Add the following CSS: body .ct-section-inner-wrap { max-width: 100%; } Click on Apply Code. … Read more
If the source of the iframe is not on the same domain as the page that the iframe is embedded on, you cannot change contents inside the iframe. If the iframe’s source is on the same domain, add the CSS directly to the source page. More: https://stackoverflow.com/a/36513940
I was able to remove those excerpts with the following code in functions.php remove_filter(‘get_the_excerpt’, ‘wp_trim_excerpt’); Keep in mind that I’m using a theme “Newspaper” for other excerpt settings, which are not affected by the above code
You need a bottom value for position:absolute, i.e.bottom: 50%; and you don’t need the display: declarations. See https://jsfiddle.net/q5xhcu3a/ Also, you should be using https://getbootstrap.com/ for grids and responsive images, as it is very easy to use.