I have no problem setting up a child theme (and fiddling around to find the proper CSS) – in fact it would take me less time than debating here… but if Customizr doesn’t use a CSS class for the slider height, I am not sure how much sense it makes for me to change it, in a child theme (since there is no class/height-attribute for me to override).
My main reason for staying on this particular forum is to make it a little better for the next person .. too often I have found interlopers (and yes, even moderators) tossing out quite irrelevant advice (do they get some sort of brownie points just the the number of posts?!)
Seriously … “use firebug” does not help *anyone* (unless the specific question is “I’m new to this, how do I see the CSS and HTML for the theme I am using?”)
When people have a specific problem or question, generic answers are particularly frustrating (no answers are better than vague answers or answering a question that wasn’t asked).
For the record – no one here asked how to view CSS code in general (so links to firebug or inks to w3schools were unnecessary at best and condescending at worse). The question specific was about adjusting the height of the Customizr theme slider, and asking which css class names were used, so I could override/change them).
If the answer is “I don’t know”, then there really is no need to post anything. If the answer is “not possible” or “contact the developer directly” then OK.
Feel free to ban me or flame me for this – but I can tell you my venting is something that many others on these forums feel too.