Make Responsive Specific Page in WordPress
Make Responsive Specific Page in WordPress
CSS
Divi Theme HTML code is different in View Page Source than in the Firefox Inspector
Divi Theme HTML code is different in View Page Source than in the Firefox Inspector
how does additional css rendering work?
Additional CSS in the customiser is core WordPress functionality and shouldn’t behave differently between themes. You can see in /wp-includes/js/customize-preview.js that the preview is simply JavaScript that simply sets the content of the <style id=”wp-custom-css”></style> element to the content of the Custom CSS text field. The <style> element itself is added by the wp_custom_css_cb() function … Read more
Style sidebar for a custom page template exclusively
Style sidebar for a custom page template exclusively
How to display javascript banner in website header?
It’s there and visible in Incognito mode, it’s being blocked by one of the adBlocker extension that you might be using in your browser. The best workaround would be is to change the class from headad to something more generic like head-banner. Make sure you update the style in your theme/plugin. Banner with updated class:
Twenty Fourteen: Unsticky header after making header bigger
This is due to the theme’s js. in /twentyfourteen/js/functions.php: /* * Fixed header for large screen. * If the header becomes more than 48px tall, unfix the header. * * The callback on the scroll event is only added if there is a header * image and we are not on mobile. */ if ( … Read more
Twenty Fourteen: Shrinking header while scrolling down
Ok, Pradhana. This is going to be around about solution to your question, but the first thing that I believe that you would need to do is create a child theme. Go over to WordPress.org and do a little studying on how to create a child theme. Then you’ll have to add a javascript file … Read more
Change style of Twenty Seventeen child theme
It’s probably a combination of css and js. When you scroll down that is detected in Javascript, and then the JS either adds a class to that element, and the css that is written for that extra class gets activated, or the JS adds css inline or animates it with a function like the jQuery … Read more
Unable to properly load WordPress Admin page
Looks like theme problems to me. I’d change it back to one of the ‘Twenty’ themes as a first step. If OK, then start diagnosing the theme. (You could reinstall the theme manually which might protect settings, or FTP the theme files manually. Or just remove the theme and reinstall, but you might have to … Read more
Fonts are parsed in one way but rendered in a different way
The problem was due that a caching plugin (Autoptimize) removed Google Fonts. I have unselected the option to remove Google fonts there and now the problem is no more. I will never again let any caching plugin remove this. It’s totally redundant when you have a good theme and right theming, in 2017.