I think you mean these class definitions in style.css: /* =Media queries ————————————————————– */ /* Minimum width of 600 pixels. */ @media screen and (min-width: 600px) { …cut… .site { margin: 0 auto; max-width: 960px; max-width: 68.571428571rem; overflow: hidden; } …cut… } /* Minimum width of 960 pixels. */ @media screen and (min-width: 960px) { … Read more
You can use media queries to change the styling per element depending upon specifications. You would have to add these to the bottom of your stylesheet, so that it overwrites your default styles depending upon the screensize This following media-queries template from bootstrap is only based on screen size. You can use more complex media-queries … Read more
The background colour of the header in Twenty Fourteen is defined in /wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/style.css at line #847: .site-header { background-color: #000; max-width: 1260px; position: relative; width: 100%; z-index: 4; }
Neither padding: none; nor padding: -1; are valid CSS, and are therefore ignored. Removing padding: 0; from the parent theme is inadvisable as it’s “resetting” the (largely varied) default browser-applied style of many elements, and will likely create issues with other CSS on your site that expect such a reset. You should specifically target the … Read more
The _s (or Underscores) theme is a great starter theme. It’s not a child theme, rather a barebones template that you can build on. It includes many features such as HTML5 templates, custom header, custom background and theme options implementations, custom template tags, 5 sample CSS layouts, starter non-presentational CSS that you can build on, … Read more
The background is a option. You can set colors and also images. See in the Administration area, Appearance –> Background Also you can use the Live Preview link on the theme and customize the background and other otpions.
You can change the CSS loading order. Find the place where WooCommerce enqueues it’s CSS and keep in mind it’s $handle (name). Search for wp_enqueue_style. Then go to theme’s functions.php and find the place where your theme enqueues it’s CSS. Now change your theme’s wp_enqueue_style by adding WooCommerce’s $handle to $deps (dependencies) parameter of theme’s … Read more
Single HUGE CSS file maintaining is very difficult.But you split that files in multiple then it causes extra http requests which could slow things down. sloution according to me. If you know that your CSS will NEVER change once you’ve built it, Build multiple CSS files in the development stage (for readability),and then manually combine … Read more
<script> $(‘audio,video’).mediaelementplayer({features: [‘playpause’,’progress’,’current’,’duration’,’tracks’,’volume’,’fullscreen’]}); </script>
This is a two step solution: Install plugin “Options for Twenty Seventeen” (Link) Add the following CSS to “Design” > “Customizer” > “Additional CSS” .navigation-top { position: fixed; bottom: auto; left: 0; right: 0; top: 0; width: 100%; } .custom-header { padding-top: 50px; }