markleedsfc

Thats great you got it the way you like it ??

No problem at all.

Good luck!!!

Hi

I think your CSS needs to be more specific in order for it to take precedence over the style for li:

Have you created a child theme to amend the CSS? If so try going to the CSS that changes the background colour to that orange and entering font-family: "Open Sans"; there.

Let me know how you get on.

Thanks
Mark

Katie

In your CSS go to line 1136. Try putting some padding-bottom or margin-bottom here. This should reduce the gaps for you.

Play about with it until you’re happy…. let me know how it goes.

You sure did, it’s great seeing someone so positive ??

Thanks
Mark

Hi Katie

Great site…It’s cheered me up just reading how enthusiastic you are ??

I think you will have to edit some CSS. Do you know how to open the main CSS stylesheet?

Thanks
Mark ‘Emsee’ Curran

Hi Curly

It can be daunting learning CSS. It’s good there are forums like this to help you. Can you go to the main CSS stylesheet and scroll down to line 740. Try changing the CSS to

media=”all”
.logo-image {
max-width: 100%;
}

Let me know how you get on.

Thanks
Mark ‘Emsee’ Curran

Hi Zelen

It could be something as simple as the name of the child theme being different than the one stated in the information at the top of the child theme.

Have you double checked all this information is correct?

Thanks

By the way the new file you’re about to create in the Church theme should be named footer.php too.

Cheers

You need to check the Omega theme files for a footer.php file and copy it’s contents then create a folder in the Church theme and paste it into a new file there? Now you should be able to edit it. It would look a lot less complex than the code you posted there..well hopefully lol.

Thanks

@wpyogi I don’t need to. I’m used to doing it in emails. I guess I’m just being polite. Can I say “Thanks”?

Sorry never knew you weren’t allowed to put your signature at the bottom. Can I not even put my name at the bottom?

Hi romodrummer

You should be able to edit the code in the footer.php file. This can be found on the right hand side when you click on “editor”. If you scroll down you should find it there then just edit it as you like.

Let me know if you have any luck.

Have you created a child theme?

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Hi Danielle

Sorry I assumed your link in your first post was your homepage…my bad!

Have you created a child theme for your site?

You might need to go into the root folder through your hosting provider and edit the PHP there. Let me know if you have created a child theme or not.

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Have you edited the HTML code yourself? I noticed your home page is FAQ’s, should your homepage not be “HOME”? Your ‘HOME’ does include ‘Read More’ links on it.

Did you get it sorted?
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Also is this is a featured image?

I was thinking you could maybe use CSS to create the image into a link.
If you go into the custom CSS file and type

.round-div {
  background-image: url(https://hvalermagasinet.no/nyheter/kongebesok/);
  display: block;
  height:(enter the height of the div here);
  width:(enter the width of the div here);
}

Let me know if you get sorted. Good luck!

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Hi olavbar

Sorry for the delayed response. I took some time to inspect the HTML of your site and the “img src” is in a div but it’s not inside the a href link so I was thinking maybe this has something to do with it. Are you able to edit the HTML? This may or may not be the problem but I cannot spot anything else.

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