Putting a padding-right on the text title that is around the same as width of your absolute number, would prevent the overlap. #wpadminbar #wp-admin-bar-my-admin-bar-node-default > li > .ab-item { padding-right: 45px; } or you could wrap your title in a span as well, make them both blocks, and then do a display:flex; on the parent … Read more
footer disappear on some pages frequently
It seems like that your pencil icon is being overwritten by your theme, see: http://www.omigretchen.de/wp-content/themes/venedor/css/plugins.css Therefore, use the following code below to restore it: .fa-pencil:before { content: “\f040”; } Edit: Font Awesome 4.7.0 is highly outdated, as of this post, the latest stable version is Font Awesome 5.5.0 The following code will add Font Awesome … Read more
Try this change to CSS. Replace: .site-title a img{ padding-bottom:8px; padding-top:8px; height:50px; } with: .site-title a img { padding-bottom: 8px; padding-top: 8px; height: 50px; position: relative; z-index: 9; } li.menu-item-1924 { margin-left: 130px; } Explanation Adding margin-left: 130px; to first menu item, will move the menu, visually, to the right, away from GMNG image. The … Read more
The main issue you are running into is that you are targeting the wrong element. The parent of .un-post-scoller is what has a limited width aligned to the left, so you won’t escape that easily. Instead, target its parent. Unfortunately there is not a particularly clean candidate here since the parent is a generic grid … Read more
Your call to wp_enqueue_style() looks good and functions.php is the right place, but your code should be wrapped inside a function attached to the wp_enqueue_scripts hook. See the Combining Enqueue Functions section of the page you referenced for a full example. Generally speaking, any code you run in WordPress should be run on some hook … Read more
Website CSS not loading [closed]
Solution: #main-nav ul li ul ul { margin-left: 150px; width: 250px; }
style.css doesn’t load on the home page when front-page.php activated (using stock theme)
A solution is to create a new class, say extra-space, with css margin-bottom: 0.5em and write <div class=”myclass extra-space”>…text…</div> when the div need more space. Important: the class extra-space has to be placed AFTER the other class in the style.css file, otherwise the extra space will not be added.