mbrost

Hey @themevision

Thank you for the very quick response. Unfortunately that did not give the desired effect I was trying to achieve, though I should have been more explicit in what I was trying to achieve. I ended up getting my desired change applying this iinto Additional CSS:

 .header_v1 .sticky-header {
	background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, .9)
}

Awesome, thank you for this. Is there a possible way to keep the the header looking shrunken? I was looking at the php function that shrinks it but I was having trouble getting it stay shrunken.

It’s mostly because our photos on the front page slider do not blend well with the “un-shrunken” header…

This is all great information @toddalancox, as it leads to my problem I was having with updating WordPress core from the web UI. It feels kinda of scary apply a sweeping policy to the entire /www/html/ directory.

Would it be safer to apply this on only the webroot eg: /www/html/wordpress? If I’m understanding this correct, all this policy is doing is allowing httpd access to read/write in the directory.

Are there any additional security concerns with applying the SELinux policy to the entire directory?