• Resolved chrismorrison

    (@chrismorrison)


    Hi there,
    I am writing about a WordPress site I am currently organizing for a local concert venue. I am using a child theme called Nom Nom for 2011, and I haven’t been able to find out how to fix the white space issue. It only appears to be a problem on the pages I’ve created. I am a CSS newbie.

    https://amp-wordpress.homewaterswebdesign.com/

    Also:
    When I’m on the home page, I’ve noticed that the second menu option (Amp Info) is also bolded. Does anyone know how to fix that?

    Cheers.

    -Chris

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  • sacredpath

    (@sacredpath)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    In style.css, find the
    .entry-title
    rule where it has the padding-top declaration and then adjust the top padding (it’s 15px right now).

    You could also look for line-height under
    .singular .entry-title
    and adjust the line-height, but I would not take that down farther than the font size (36px) and you would need to check things on other pages as there might be an issue with descenders on characters being cut off in some browsers.

    sacredpath

    (@sacredpath)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    On the menu, you have no URL set for the top level “amp info” tab. That is causing it to be bold. Edit that menu item and put the # symbol into the URL field and the bold should go away.

    Thread Starter chrismorrison

    (@chrismorrison)

    Thank you for that!

    Maybe you could help me with something else… the amp info menu has two more sub-menus within (FAQ and Archives)… in Firefox, when I go to select the menus that stem from them, the whole thing disappears. Is this something that can be fixed? It doesn’t cause a problem in Chrome.

    sacredpath

    (@sacredpath)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    Your menus work fine for me in Firefox and Safari. You do have to be careful with your mouse (not move too fast or stray outside the track or the menu disappears and you have to start over. That is one of the drawbacks of CSS/XHTML menu systems.

    I don’t know of anyway to get a delay using pure CSS/XHTML to keep them from closing if you stray outside or move the mouse too quickly.

    I like your website, Chris. It is something that could work very well for the website I am trying to build (I am BRAND NEW to making websites). I just need someone to get my pointed into the right directions and I hope I can go from there.

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