Your tag is using 2 identifiers instead of one id=”masthead masthead_custom” class=”masthead_custom” id=”masthead” will correct your problem. #masthead.masthead_custom { background-image: url(“./bg.jpg”); background-color: #444; height: 100vh; background-position: center; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: cover; opacity: 0.6; position: relative;; z-index: 999999; } Tell me if it works.
It looks like your theme is dictating that presentation in it’s stylesheet. You can override this using the WordPress Customizer, and going to the Additional CSS section to ensure that you don’t lose your custom styles when you update your theme. Glancing at the page, this CSS should help the other pages have the same … Read more
There is no “Enable” button I’m aware of, but if you want to fully disable file editing, then that’s easy. https://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress#Disable_File_Editing Add this line to your wp-config.php file: define(‘DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT’, true); No more file editing in WordPress.
Remove the quotes: li:not(.empty)
That’s happening because of css rule. Here’s how you can solve this: Navigate to: wp-content/themes/wp-store/style.css Go to line 452, you’ll see below code button:hover:after { opacity: 1; filter: alpha(opacity= 100); visibility: visible; width: 100%; } Set the opacity to 0 OR remove this style completely. NOTE: I recommend you to create child theme, and make … Read more
Try media query like @media only screen and (max-width: 768px) { /* For mobile phones: */ /* YOUR MOBILE STYLE HERE */ } Hope it will help!
It has nothing to do with the_content(). ::after is a pseudo element that’s added with CSS. Note that the ::after element in the dev tools is only there to help development. It does not exist in the HTML source. So your theme’s CSS must be adding it to whatever element is wrapping the_content() in your … Read more
Using JQuery Simplifies the whole thing, using JS Cookie $(document).ready(function(){ // Check cookie and set theme if(Cookies.get(‘theme’)) { $(‘body’).removeClass(‘light-mode dark-mode’).addClass( Cookies.get(‘theme’) ); }; //Switch theme and create the cookie… $(“#theme-toggler”).click(function(){ if ($(‘body’).hasClass( ‘light-mode’)){ $(‘body’).removeClass(‘light-mode’).addClass(‘dark-mode’); Cookies.set(‘theme’, ‘dark-mode’); }else { $(‘body’).removeClass(‘dark-mode’).addClass(‘light-mode’); Cookies.set(‘theme’, ‘light-mode’); } }); }); Add id to button. <button id=”theme-toggler” type=”button” name=”dark_light” title=”Toggle dark/light mode”>🌛</button> … Read more
That looks like the margin added by the WP admin bar when you are logged into the site. WP adds an inline style tag which sets the margin on the html element with an !important flag. Since it typically comes after any of your own styles it overrides them even if you also use !important. … Read more
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