chits98

Database changing newline to “n.”??

Your hosting provider should be able to provide you with the cpanel credentials. Once you login to cpanel you’d be able to access the file manager and database.

@johnatanasoff yes, you need the second closing brace. All css rules for mobile view can be included within the outer braces. Without closing the outer brace any regular css rule that you add below will not be applied properly.

You would put the css for mobile within a media query. Example

@media screen and (max-width : 400px) {
  section.homepage-slider h1 {
    font-size : 20px !important;
  }
}

As catacaustic said, the theme only gives you layout and not content. For this specific theme (Ascent), if you add some test blog posts, you will see that on the home page. For the slider, you will have to go to Appearance | Theme Options and customise the theme appearance (by adding images / video for the slider etc).

I think many themes have home page separate from blog page. So you may have to configure WordPress to use a static home page.

Try this. Worked for me

#header-links-inner .sub-menu li a {
    padding-left: 20px !important;
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by chits98.