cdybenko

I would like the map too! ??

Perfect! Thank you!!!

Thank you Tobias! Can you tell me how you did that so that I can do it on my other sites? I have a few that have the same issue.

Hey Tobias, did you get the admin invitation to my site?

Thanks for the response! I just sent you an invite to be an administrator.

I just tried a change the css in style.css that defines the H2 tag in your home page. I know I said H3 before, but it’s the H2 tag you need to change.

Right now it is defined as:

h2 { font-size: 1.2em; ...}

Try changing it to 1.8em

Not sure how to mark it as closed?

Hey thanks, I did.

Ideally, there should only be one H1 tag per page for SEO (search engine optimization). So you don’t want more than one H1 on your home page. On a post page, the title of each post really is the header, so displaying it as an H1 is correct.

BUT, if I hear you correctly, you want to change the STYLE of the h3 tags and make them larger on the home page. You don’t need to make them H1 tags, you just have to update the CSS to increase the font size of an H3 tag.

In your theme’s stylesheet, look for the h3 definition and increase the font-size there.

Perhaps you can find some clarification here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/FAQ_Layout_and_Design

As much as the editor allows you to the edit the content, the presentation of that content is controlled by the theme’s css.

Learning how to edit the theme’s CSS will allow you to control the padding, the fonts and the layout of each post.

I hope I didn’t make it sound too confusing.

Sometimes it’s easiest to learn by downloading a theme that uses javascript and seeing how they link to the javacript source file and call it from their php files.

There are lots of introduction to javascript tutorials online if you google for them.

You are going to have to make an edit to your theme for this. This requires a bit of HTML knowledge.

Go to Themes > Editor.

Open your header.php and look for the html code where the word “Home” is wrapped in a link. In my template, it looks like this:

<a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/">Home</a>

Simply change the word Home (the one with a cap) to Posts and save the template.

Are you trying to editing a theme (HTML/JS and CSS)? WP Super Edit is a plugin for the wysiwyg you use to write blog posts and pages, not themes.

You can edit themes using tools like Dreamweaver, Coda or Notepad. Or just edit the html files in the window (though not as slick).

Not sure why that is happening.

You have the same feed twice and it’s pointing at your own blog instead of an outside source.

Maybe I could help if I understood exactly are you trying to accomplish here? Are you trying to bring in outside feeds to display on your site?