Your headings (h1, h2, etc) have the css property word-break: break-all; applied to them. Removing this property in Firebug provides the correct line breaks. You could override this in your child theme CSS.
The issue is due to addition of following line in your child theme. There should be some line height to show header properly. .entry-header .entry-title { font-size: 1.6000rem; /* was 1.42857rem; */ font-weight: normal; line-height: 0; /* changed from 1.2 */ }
Apparently FF/IE need an extra line of code to declare that a div only can take 100 % width of its parent. Sorry for answering this myself, kept searching and eventually found a working solution.
This is what causes the “shaking effect” : #main section:hover At line 77 in this file So whenever you hover the section, the width changes and you are not hovering the section anymore, and this goes on..
If a user is not logged in then admin_head probably won’t run. So let’s just check their capabilities. function my_custom_admin_head() { if ( ! current_user_can( ‘have-fun’ )) : ?><style> #welcome-panel{display: none !important;} #wp-content-editor-tools{display: none !important;} </style> <?php endif; // cant’ have-fun } add_action( ‘admin_head’, ‘my_custom_admin_head’ );
you need to enqueue styles in child theme’s function.php to override parents styles. if you want to completely removed parent’s bootstrap css then use wp_dequeue_styles() function and enqueue new bootstrap css in child theme’s function.php http://wpsites.net/web-design/how-to-deregister-dequeue-style-sheets/
You should be using wp_enqueue_scripts instead of wp_footer to load your styles and scripts. Try adding jQuery as a dependency for slick-init.js and that should work. I suspect that the slick-init.js calls on the styles to create the specified look you want.
If you add a version number in the wp_enqueue_script() call – fourth argument – it will append a query string to the css file reference and most (if not all) browsers will see that as a cache-breaker and force the asset to be requested again from the server. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_enqueue_script/ If you are hard-coding the script … Read more
It works for me. Try setting the font-family within that block as well. .cta:after{ content: “\2192”; color: #fff; font-weight: lighter; font-family: ‘Alegreya’, serif; }
To enqueue CSS in WordPress you can use: wp_enqueue_scripts action for the frontend login_scripts action for the login page admin_scriptsaction for the admin side, as you already know To check user’s roles you should get the user object and check the roles property. current_user_can() is function intended to check capabilities, not roles. So, to add … Read more