Andrea Veglia

Hello @yayoiargos,

Check that you have set the “wp-config.php” file correctly. Also, in the settings, enter the new URL. You can follow this guide:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-edit-wp-config-php-file-in-wordpress/

Hello @parhamm,

Changing the font of a text is possible through css. But it is a speech that should be extended. Can you explain better what result you want to achieve? For example, do you want to change the character of a particular text or of all the paragraphs? However my advice is to try to use the editor and not the css.

However, on this site you can find some useful suggestions:
https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/css-tutorial/css-fonts.php

Regards,

Andrea Veglia

Hello @parhamm,

For the required result, try entering this code in your file .css:

li p {
    margin-bottom: 0;
}

If this does not work, add “! Important” after the rule, like this:

li p {
    margin-bottom: 0!important;
}

Let me know if it worked! ??

I’m glad the problem has been solved. ??
Remember to set the ticket status as “Resolved”.
Andrea Veglia

I would say that the image was loaded when the site was in http. If you have switched to the https certificate, it is necessary that the image URLs have “https” and not “http”. Try re-inserting the image again.
Andrea Veglia

I see the logo correctly. Image_link
On devices where it is not visible are there errors in the console?

Andrea Veglia

I’m happy to have been helpful. ?? If the problem is solved, remember to set the ticket status as “Resolved“. Regards,
Andrea Veglia

To add bold to a text, you can always use Css. For the menu, enter the following rule in the .css file:

#menu-header li a {
    font-weight: bold;
}

If it doesn’t work, add “! Important;” after “bold”:

#menu-header li a {
    font-weight: bold!important;
}

Andrea Veglia

Hi @lukebyrne64,
In your theme, there should be a setting to remove the section you described. Alternatively you can add the following code to your .css file.

.hero {
    display: none!important;   
}

But be careful, if you add this rule every “Hero” element you add will not be visible. Just out of curiosity, what theme are you using?
Let me know if this solution can work.

Andrea Veglia

Hi @ccjack267,
From how you described the problem, I think it may be a Cache problem. To exclude this, go to your browser settings. Enter the “chronology” section. Finally click on “Clear browsing data”. In the selection, check the points: “Cookies and other site data”, “Images and files stored in the Cache”. You can find a short guide here: “Clear cache & cookies“.
Let me know if the problem persists.
Andrea Veglia

Don’t worry, the second part is not essential. Looking at your site, it seems to me that your footer is correct now. ??
If the problem is solved, remember to set the ticket status as “Resolved”.
Andrea Veglia

I tried to fix your footer. Try adding this to your CSS. Let me know!

.vlt-footer .vlt-footer__inner{
                               padding: 30px 0!important;
                               position: fixed!important;
                               bottom: 0px!important;
                               width: 100%!important;
}

Andrea Veglia

Hi @vspaustuve,
I don’t know if it can be a good solution. You could add this rule to your .css file:

.vlt-footer .vlt-footer__inner { margin-top: 50px;
                               }

Let me know if it works!
Andrea Veglia

If the problem has been solved, could you change the status of the ticket to “solved”?
Best regards,
Andrea Veglia

Hi @hotc19.
You have to insert this code in your .css file:

.wrap{
      max-width: 100%!important;
     }

Andrea Veglia