Please check if there is any javascript issue that makes this things happen in your site. As per my understanding check your script.js or try by disabling plugins installes in your wordpress.
Themes can optionally use TinyMCE editor stylesheets via add_editor_style(). If properly implemented, editor styles will do a pretty good job at making the contents of the editor look the same way as content rendered on the front end of the site. Without editor styles, TinyMCE will use very basic styles which will not match the … Read more
As far as you are using home-page.php template only for main page, you can add class directly to container div and apply css rules to it: <div id=”container” class=”on-main-page”>…</div> css: #container.on-main-page { float: none; width: 100%; }
The .js file for the carousel is not loading, I get a 404 instead: GET http://www.ex-libri.org/wp-content/plugins/jquery.jcarousel.min.js?ver=1.0 [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 98ms] It looks like either there is a plugin’s subfolder missing in the path or the path of plugins folder has been used instead of the theme path.
To add styles that affect TinyMCE you need to do the following: add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘editor_styles’ ); function editor_styles() { add_editor_style( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘editor-style.css’ ); } Basically it will load a editor-style.css file located in the root of your child theme.
You will need to apply line-height on the menu <li>, or <a>. You can use the dev tools to see the changes.
You can hook it in via your functions file: add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘add_form_code’ ); function add_form_code() { echo ‘Your Forms HTML Here’; }
Sounds like you have a design problem in your theme. Users never like being bombarded with thousands of options which they might not even be sure when and where they are applied, so they can’t even test it. So the first question should be why is it that you are having so many options in … Read more
It might be a syntax error inside your custom CSS section. Try pasting the whole CSS code (not just the snippet above) to a code editor which can give you hints as to what the error might be – if there is one. Or it could also be an HTML syntax error – you could … Read more
Use this css style to make your background cover the entire page: body { background-image: url(‘IMAGE URL’); background-repeat: repeat; width:100% overflow:hidden; float:left } Now, style your content’s background: .grey { background-color: #e6e6e6; display: block; float:left; overflow:hidden; width:500px // You can also set as 100% } Not that you should either set a width for your … Read more