Instead of setting up margin/padding. Try setting up max-width of full-container a <div> next to site-main: body.responsive.layout-full #page-wrapper .full-container { max-width: 95%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; } You can change max-width to your desired percentage value.
It’s using 5.2.3 because no version was specified when style.css was enqueued/registered. So it fell back to the version of WordPress. If you pass in a version when calling wp_enqueue_style, it will use that value instead
You are resizing your logo in your css, giving that flash of unstyled content on load/reload. It’s original size is 150x150px. You have at least two options: Change it for a smaller version (75x75px), avoiding the jarring resize. Alter the css to make it display:none (like your other logos) and make it fade in with … Read more
From what I understood you want to override some particular CSS properties from style.css of a WordPress theme. There might be two different situations here which needs different solutions: If you are developing your own theme then you can simply edit your functions.php inside your theme files and add any JS or CSS file that … Read more
To solve the problem we have to use the adjacent selector + and shortcodes. With the adjacent selector we target any .con after a p, any p after a .con. and any br after a div. p + .con { margin-top: -1em; } .con + p { margin-top: 0; } div + br { display: … Read more
Two CSS files loading extremely slow
Despite the name, :before doesn’t actually set the layering position of elements, that’s set via z-index. To position your :before element behind the H1 text, you need to add z-index: -1; to the :before element, like so: .game-center-result .score h1:before { content: “”; position: absolute; display: block; width: 100%; height: 2px; background: #44454d; left: 0; … Read more
Welcome to Stack Exchange! In your theme’s function.php, you can add this code: add_filter(‘body_class’, function($classes) { $classes[] = ‘author-‘ . get_current_user_id(); return $classes; }); This will add a CSS class with the current author’s ID to <body> which you can then target: .author-2 .widget_bt_claim_widget { display: none; } See https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_current_user_id/ for return values.
You can’t. There’s no stylesheet that exists that can be loaded on the front-end to make it match the editor exactly. Any such stylesheet would need to be created independently of the styles used in the actual editor, because the styles that are used in the editor are written to share scope with the default … Read more
If I understand correctly, you’re trying to turn off the ability for users to add new comments on a single blog post. Is that right? If so, instead of using CSS, I’d recommend using the built-in WordPress feature to turn off commenting for a single blog post. You’ll find it within the “Discussion” section when … Read more