Apply filter: invert(1) in dark mode if your logo is simple enough (in shades of grey). Overlay your dark mode logo on top of your normal logo and change the opacity. This is what we do. Our logo consists of two lines of text, one of them is black and the other is colored. We … Read more
I can’t find any documentation of this class family. Can you explain how it works? That’s because there is none, there is no standard. Lets follow what happened: Some core blocks contain other blocks. ( 2 to be specific ) Those blocks have a class on the element that contains those blocks so that it … Read more
First off, you shouldn’t insert <script> tags into WordPress’s template files. The proper way to add Javascript code is to use wp_enqueue_script(). If I’m reading this right, it appears you’re using jQuery code, so you’ll need to ensure that jquery is in the $deps array in your wp_enqueue_script() call. Also, WordPress uses jQuery in noConflict … Read more
this function get_stylesheet_directory_uri() return URI to current theme’s stylesheet directory and /css/my-admin.css is path to their file which you can create in your theme directory example : <link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” id=”my-css” href=”https://yourdomain.com/wp-content/themes/yourtheme/css/my-admin.css”> this is the output of the code in your source
This question is more suited to being asked on Stack Overflow as it is not a WordPress specific question, but here’s a solution for you anyway: This makes no assumptions about the code controlling the existing functionality on the site, so there might be other ways that are more practical to hook into this process … Read more
Never add a padding on something whose width/height you fix. Some browsers add the padding to the width/height; others don’t. Use an inner div to work around the issue: <div style=”width:200px; height: 200px; background: red; padding: 10px;”> 220×220 </div> <div style=”width:200px; height: 200px; background: green;”> <div style=”padding: 10px;”> 200×200 </div> </div>
I use just such a menu in my Oenology Theme. Feel free to use the sidebar menu CSS to suit your needs! Rather than try to post it all here, I’ll just link to the Oenology GitHub repository. EDIT: Here’s where the sidebar navigation menu style definitions start.
Put content and comments into a container div with float: left; and then add the same to your sidebar.
Try replacing <?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?> with <?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?> Also, I wouldn’t hook it to the initaction, why don’t use wp_print_styles instead? It is a style after all.
I’ll go ahead and answer it anyway. Assuming the theme is built right (I’ll get to that in a second) .page and .single are applied to the <body> tag for pages and posts respectively. In order to ensure those classes are applied, ensure the following template tag is used: <body <?php body_class(); ?> > Then, … Read more