GreenGriot

Sure.
Here’s the link to a page in my sandbox full of tags

https://qt.greengriot.com/asidetest/

but in case that changes here’s a link to a screen shot

https://qt.greengriot.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/AsideTest-1024×[email protected]

Cheers!
jmw

Got It!

Devil is indeed in the details

I was missing a “}” delimiter between my sets of CSS code.

It works now. And looks great.

Thanks so much!

Cheers!

jmw

https://qt.greengriot.com/2014/10/asidetest/

Deputy05

I cleared my cache and pasted the code back in the custom CSS box.
This is how the buttons appear:

If it helps I’m using Firefox 32.03

Thanks again,
jmw

That’s correct. “.entry-meta .btn-tag” I pasted the code from your solution above in the custom CSS box then took a look at my demo page after saving. Nothing changed. But it may be just me. I figured once I got my child theme up and running with a child style sheet and double checked/tweaked the numbers for the shape it would work.

Does that sound right?

Cheers
jmw

Didn’t quite work off the bat when I replaced the elements and put them in the custom CSS window.
The button shape didn’t change but I think I’m on the right track. I’ll keep tweaking and post the solution when I find t.

Thanks again,

jmw

Thanks, Deputy05!

This is great.

Cheers!

jmw

Unfortunately, no. The Project I was working on was put on hold but I’m still looking.

I’ll definitely post when I find it.

Good Luck.

Hope This Helps.
Cheers!

jmw

Hi All,

Found the answer in a previous post:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/problem-redeclaring-funtion-in-functionsphp-in-a-child-theme?replies=7

The answer seems to be to use the “add_” and “remove_” function references (or “hooks”) in the child ‘functions.php’ file.
In this case the “add_filter”/”remove_filter” and “add_action”/”remove_action”

When I added the following code to the functions.php of my child theme the override worked perfectly.

<?php

//code to override theme function in parent theme in order to fix Image loader problem after 3.5 update

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'minimatica_register_styles');
add_filter( 'ext2type', 'minimatica_file_types' );

remove_action('init', 'minimatica_register_styles');
remove_filter( 'ext2type', 'minimatica_mime_types' );

//

https://pastebin.com/gFFhsWbr

You’ll find more info about these functions here in the codex:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/remove_filter

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/add_filter

Actually, I do believe the “<a class=overlay..” is located in the loop-slider.php file.

Daniel references it in a similar topic in the designers support forum:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/theme-minimatica-how-to-make-slider-images-static?replies=7

Hope This helps

Just for the sake of closure for anyone else who comes along.
I could not find the location of the <a class=”overlay” href=” line in any of the files.

However, the topic of removing all the post details such as: ‘posted by’, ‘date’ and ‘filed under’ has been covered here in the designers support forum:
https://www.onedesigns.com/support/topic/removing-post-details

Cheers!