Help with a little CSS logo/header modification?
Adding this line to your css: #logo img {height: 190px; position: absolute;} That should do it, you will need to make the background of the image transparent though.
Adding this line to your css: #logo img {height: 190px; position: absolute;} That should do it, you will need to make the background of the image transparent though.
A plugin conflicted witt eh last 30 lines or so of my css file. No idea what exactly it did to cause this, but disabled the plugin and everything is solved.
Not a WordPress question, but if you remove the width from #slideshow-wrapper on line 4 of gallery-slider.css it sort of fixes rendering.
This: html .page-template-showreel-php { overflow: hidden; } …will target body.page-template-showreel-php. So, two questions: Do you have the <?php body_class(); ?> template tag inside of the <body> HTML tag? Is hiding overflow on the <body> tag really what you’re after, or do you need to target a descendant element? EDIT There is no semantic or programmatic … Read more
I’ve found that the best method is to do a view source then add the scripts to W3 in the same order they are listed in the source using the same url including the query string. Most problems are from plugins or themes that output javascript inline. I try to move these to a custom.js … Read more
It is indeed a z-index problem. The #branding element has a z-index of 2, in other themes (like Twenty Ten, the default in 3.0 and 3.1), it was not set. A simple solution is to set the z-index of #chat-block-site to something higher. #chat-block-site { z-index: 10; }
@import prevents “parallel” downloads. I’d not suggest to use it in case you want to minify css files.
This has nothing to do with the JS error. On the home page, you’re missing a closing div tag for #content and that is throwing the sidebar down below. You have other code errors, too: [Invalid] Markup Validation of superlogical.net – W3C Markup Validator. Scroll down in the validation report to see line numbers and … Read more
There is probably some code like this in your stylesheet: @media print { a::after { content: ” (” attr(href) “)”; } } Remove it and the URLs are not printed anymore.
Plugin documentation instructs to copy style file to theme’s directory, rather than edit it in place (which would make it incompatbile with updates and such). Other than that this seems like CSS issue and has little to do with WordPress. Some time with Firebug+Firefox or other debug tool usually solves such.