aidanodr

Hi Guys,

An update now from Woothemes:

https://demo.woothemes.com/dos/

Seems it was hacked .. severely!

Aidan

OK,

Had a look at the Twitter Machine – @woothemes – frantic tweets about site being down. Woothemes tweeted:

@woothemes Sorry about the site being down. We’ve been struggling with server issues, but hope to get it back online ASAP. ( Apr 25?8:30 )

Aidan

DO NOT ask me why this is the case ..

I retraced my steps. A few hours ago I had removed the CSS:

margin-bottom: 20px;

From the end of #sidebar1 and #sidebar2 to bring the footer clser horizontally.

When I then added the Widget logic to each of the widgets on the front page it made the sidebars disappear on all other pages.

I replaced the – margin-bottom: 20px; in the CSS for each sidebar, now all is fine. Widgets intact on home page, gone on all others BUT leaving the sidebars intact.

Go figure!
Aidan

Sorry, I tried both separately – first I tried is_front_page() then I tried is_page(‘Home’), I also tried is_home() but none worked. No I didnt use the “.

What is the normal behavior – do the actual sidebars get hidden on other pages as well as the widgets OR is it just the widgets themselves are meant to be hidden?

Cheers
Aidan

Hi Rev Voodoo,

After I got my head out of a cloud I sussed the top title thing and added a background image to that – sorting the top rounded edges.

However – the bottom rounded edges have me a bit stumped. You have the bottom rounded edge image in a div. What file have you got this div in? The TITLE is already defined as a “Div” area, but the bottom of any widget is not ..

Aidan

Yip Esmi,

Opera v10.53 up I think.

Just go to TOOLS / ADVANCED / Select Opera Dragonfly ..

Not as featured as Firebug YET, but pretty solid – I like it, but then am a big fan of Opera anyway …

Aidan

Thank You again ESMI.

I have come across these WP Theme CSS Reset things:

https://muiomuio.com/web-development/wordpress-theme-css-reset

https://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/

Im just curious? If one appends these to the style.css by way of import AT THE TOP – as is said in this article – “A CSS reset will set all default values of HTML elements to zero.”

The one thing any of these reset articles DOESNT state is WHAT YOU DO AFTER? Do you go ahead and redefine these tags and stuff the way you like – at the end of the STYLE.CSS? OR edit the RESET CSS file itself as a baseline to ones liking? If the latter is done does the STYLE.CSS still take precedence?

I have tried these BUT when one goes to use FIREBUG ( Or in my Case DRAGON FLY in OPERA ) – You end up with a whole load more CSS to sift through when trying to customize a new theme ..

Thoughts??
Aidan

Hi Esmi,

Thank You,

I think I might have explained wrong. What i meant was to “restyle” these tags from the Default? As you said – font, size, color. So keep the tag names obviously – then change their attributes? Its OK to do so in Style.CSS down the bottom?

Aidan