Digilodger

That’s not IE’s fault; this is due to bad coding.

I admit that IE sometimes acts weird and troublesome, but again, this time, IE isn’t the one at fault here.

To fix this, you have two options (please ONLY do one, don’t do both):

Method #1: Find this line in your style.css:

.entry_inner {
float: left;
padding: 0 10px 0 0;
}

And removed the part that I’ve bolded (the float:left; part)

Method #2: Add this line to the end of your custom CSS or child-theme CSS; or if you have JetPack installed, go to Appearance –> Edit CSS:

.entry_inner { float: none; }

Either of these two should solve the problem. Again, please choose only 1 method.

I think it’d be better to have content fill the width instead of just centering it as is.

Please put this into your custom CSS or child-theme CSS; or if you have the latest version of JetPack, go to Appearance –> Edit CSS:

.postcont { width: 960px; } /* Change post content width */
#content .title { text-align: center; } /* Center the post title */

Put that in then refresh the page and see if you like how it looks now. If you dislike it, then simply remove the codes.

It’s not always a bad sign. Sometimes developers use this to contain their default theme-option configuration to make it easier when importing default sample data and settings.

So if it’s a reputable theme vendor AND these encrypted code has something to do with “import settings,” then don’t worry about it. It shouldn’t be anything malicious if this is the case.

Hi,

So you want to change the footer itself, not the text inside it, right?

Please try adding this into your custom CSS or child-theme CSS; or if you have JetPack intalled, go to Appearance –> Edit CSS:

.footer-bg {border:none; height: 0px !important; /* Change the px to a number you prefer; if you want the border to be there then just delete the border:none; code }

Best regards,
Digilodger

So we only want to change the colors of links in the single-post view, while leaving everything else as default, right?

Two things:

1. Could you please go back into your posts and remove the manually-added colors and underline that the editor (whoever wrote those posts) has implemented on the links? Those are overwriting whatever CSS code we use.

Thanks!

2. Please remove the old CSS code and replace them with these:

.single-content a, .single-content a:hover, .single-content a:visited, .single-content a:active { font-weight: normal; /* not bold links in single posts */ }

.single-content a { color: #0C85C2; /* color of links in single posts */ }
.single-content a:hover { color: #9B28FA; /* color of links when hover mouse over in single posts */ }
.single-content a:active { color: #0C85C2; /* color of links when active in single posts */ }
.single-content a:visited { color: #0C85C2; /* color of links after user has visited it in single posts */ }

Feel free to replace the #colorvalue as you see fit; visit https://www.colorpicker.com/ to choose colors.

Sorry about that, please remove the previous code and try this instead:

.entry-meta .meta-sep, .entry-meta .author { display:none; /* make by author not display */ }

What that code above does is tell the “by author display:none” to only affect the entry-meta class, while leaving everything outside of entry-meta untouch.

And thanks for the screenshot; that makes things much easier to understand.

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And I’m not sure what you mean on your next request. Did you mean moving Un commentaire up to where the entry meta is?

Hi there,

We cannot access your site (it leads us to wp-login page), Sina78. Could you please open it to the public?

Thanks,
Digilodger

Hi ehquionest,

I’m not sure why we’re going around posting codes everywhere. But I’m assuming that the original question hasn’t been answer, right?

In that case, please enter this into your custom CSS or child-theme CSS; or if you have the latest version of Jetpack, go to Appearance –> Edit CSS:

.meta-sep, .author { display:none; /* make by author not display */ }

^ preferably at the end of the CSS.

Best regards,
Digilodger

P.S. Your site is throwing out some PHP errors. You might want to restore your functions.php to the default. ??

Hi again,

Seems you’ve already resolved your second question. Congratulation!

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Going back to where to put the new CSS code, generally, if possible, I–and many others–would prefer that you enter it into your custom CSS or child-theme’s CSS; or in JetPack’s Appearance –> Edit CSS. This way, these codes won’t be wipe the next time you update your theme.

If that isn’t possible, then please at least put them at the end of your style.css. This is to minimize the chances of our new code being overwritten by the default; thus, maximizing the chances that they would work without problem.

Thank you for your understanding,
Digilodger

Hi dankejane,

To remove the small white space at the top, please try putting this into your custom CSS, child-theme CSS; or if you have the latest version of JetPack, go to Appearance –> Edit CSS:

#branding hgroup { display:none; /* remove small white space at top */ }

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As for the navigation bar, is it possible for you to create a custom menu under Appearance –> Menu?

Best regards,
Digilodger

Hi mpb101,

Please enter this into your custom CSS, child-theme CSS; or if you have JetPack installed, go to Appearance –> Edit CSS;

#sidebar a { text-decoration:none; /* disable underline of links on sidebar only */ }
#sidebar a:hover { text-decoration:underline; /* underline links when mouse hovers over */}

The first line removes the underline of your sidebar links.
The second line makes the underline reappears when you hover your mouse over the links.

If you dislike the underline even on hover only, you can just remove the second line and keep only the first line.

Best regards,
Digilodger

Oh, so you only want it to disappear on the home page, but still appear on single-post page?

Then please use this instead:

.home .entry-header .comments-link { display: none; /* comment count not appear on home */ }

Hope that works for you,
Digilodger

Hi there,

Please try entering this into your custom CSS or your child-theme CSS; or if you have Jetpack installed, go to Appearance –> Edit CSS:

.comments-link { display: none; }

That should prevent them from displaying.

Best regards,
Digilodger

That depends on how far you plan go; for example, becoming a professional vs. just know enough to manipulate/edit a pre-made theme.

But for a starting point, try codecademy.com. For basic HTML and CSS, you can click on Learn tab –> then visit Web Fundamental.

Otherwise, Google or Bing search is probably your best friend, haha ??

Hi,

Since you already have the Edit CSS option, you can go ahead and copy-paste this in there:

(change the numbers as you see fit)

.container_24 .grid_8 {
  width: 260px; /* width of sidebar container */
  padding-left: 50px; /* How far to move the container from the left   (bigger number means moving further away to the right)*/
}

#searchform {
    width: 200px !important; /* Width of search form */
}

#searchform #s {
    width:160px !important; /* Width of typing area in search form */
}

Best regards,
Digilodger