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Hi there, some of this may be possible. Can you give me a link to a page where you want to do this and I’ll have a look?
Hi there, in addition to the color, there is an opacity setting on the site description. If you want it fully white, add the following to your custom CSS.
.site-description { opacity: 1; }Hi there, I’m not seeing any of your sites set to the Poly theme. Looking at the Poly demo site though, I found the following custom CSS that will remove the hover effect on featured images.
.entry-thumbnail { background-color: transparent; } .entry-thumbnail img:hover { opacity: 1 !important; } .entry-thumbnail a, .no-touch .entry-thumbnail a:hover, .no-touch .entry-thumbnail a:focus, .no-touch .entry-thumbnail a:active { color: transparent; }Hi there, I assume you are talking about this site: https://lesmusicalesdb.com/.
We can’t really remove the link as that is assigned by the WordPress and theme software, but what we can do is make it un-clickable with the following custom CSS.
.entry-thumbnail a { pointer-events: none; }Hi, the following CSS should do it for you. The original bottom margin was 72px, and you can adjust my arbitrary 25px as desired. When you add the following CSS, you are likely not going to see the change until after you save it and then refresh the page.
.widget_image { margin-bottom: 25px; }Hi there, I’ve changed the CSS selector in your customizer for the first rule slightly, and also removed some broken CSS that was right above those two which was keeping the last two rules from being applied. Everything seems to be working fine now in Firefox, Chrome and in Safari.
On the text color, add the following to your custom CSS which takes the majority of the text to black from the original dark grey.
body, button, input, select, textarea { color: #000; }Since the logo and school image are all incorporated into the header image, to have the school centered, you would need to edit that image and center that section of the image and then upload and use that image.
Hi there, add the following to your custom CSS, at the bottom, and see what you think. I’ve left a bit of a band of the maroon color at top and bottom, partly to keep space for the slideshow control buttons.
.page-id-1324 #content .slideshow-window, .jetpack-slideshow {
padding-bottom: 36.25% !important;
}
.page-id-1324 .slideshow-controls {
bottom: 5px !important;
}
I’ve limited the above to your Safeguarding page by using the unique page id CSS class set in the opening body tag on that page. I did this so that in the even you use slideshows on other pages with larger images, it won’t cause issues with those. If you have more locations where this is an issue just let me know.
I also noticed that your submenus are partly obscuring the top level menu item. The following will adjust that.
.navigation-main ul ul {
top: 2.45em;
}
Hi there, the front page of Spun links to posts only. We cannot change a link on one of the circles to go to a page.
Hi Rachel, I see you have the Social Links Menu and the Social Section set up now and have given it a title of “Follow Me”. Let me know if you have additional questions.
Hi, I checked your site and do not see any issues. Are you still not seeing it when you are logged into your account?
Hi Sharon, I see lowercase on all your post titles right now and see the following in your custom CSS
.entry-title {
font-variant: inherit;
}
Is this what you wanted or are you still seeing uppercase post titles?Hi there, I’m seeing Alegreya on my iphone. When you were looking at your site, were you on cellular data, or were you on wi-fi? I’ve experienced this a few times when I was on cellular data and the network was busy.
Moving the tags has to be done with position: absolute; and that means the tags actually float freely above everything else on the page so they don’t move and flow with changes in window width. We could move them to the very bottom, below the Related Posts section, but that sort of hides them away from visitors. Putting them at the bottom of the content really isn’t possible with the way the HTML and CSS are done. You can give this a try, which moves them down below the Related Posts section.
.single article {
position: relative;
padding-bottom: 40px;
}
.entry-meta-below-title {
position: absolute;
bottom: 0;
}
Alternately, you can hide them altogether with the following.
.entry-meta-below-title {
display: none;
}
Hi there, at WordPress.com there are limitations on advertising, which you can read about on this support page.
Hi, currently I’m seeing the Hours in both of Contact Info widgets as black on my phone, tablet and laptop, and I’m not seeing a color declaration associated with .confit-hours in your CSS. I do however see a font-weight declaration.
@aceeyeretina, are you talking about making the text smaller or bigger in font size? If so, no there is not. That would require some sort of scripting, like Javascript.
Hi, we can add the second phone number via CSS, but this means it is not in the HTML, which means search engines will not see the second number, but your visitors will. This would be the CSS. You can edit the phone number in the content declaration.
.confit-phone:after { content: "1-808-555-1212"; display: block; }Hi there, I’m seeing your blog posts on the Front Page of your site. Is there anything else we can help with?
Ah, I see. I have refunded your purchase of the Vagabond theme. It may take 3-4 days for this to show up on your financial statement. Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Hi, you can get a refund for your theme purchase by going to Store > My Upgrades in your dashboard. You will find a Cancel and Refund link for the Vagabond theme purchase.
Hi there, I’m not seeing a button on the More on Our Services page you referenced, and I’m not sure which button class you were using, so I’ll give you some code for both. I think what you are going to want to edit would be the left/right padding, which is the center number in the padding declaration. The first rule is for the button-minimal CSS class.
.button-minimal, .button-minimal:visited {
font-size: 15px;
font-weight: 600;
padding: 14px 67px 13px;
text-transform: uppercase;
}
.front-page-content-area .with-featured-image .button-minimal, .front-page-content-area .with-featured-image .button-minimal:visited {
border: 2px solid #fff;
color: #fff;
}The following rule is for the button CSS class.
.button, .button:visited {
background-color: #13b813;
color: #fff;
font-size: 15px;
font-weight: 600;
padding: 17px 70px 16px;
text-transform: uppercase;
}
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