Micha85

Hi Baden,
I searched the forum, but didn’t find a solution. I do not want to replace “span” with “div” in the settings, as this would make the whole line of my title colored, instead of only the background of the words.
I also tried putting a <div> before and a </div> after the [expand], but that didn’t work either.
Here’s one of the websites where you can see what I mean:
https://www.travelintense.com/eco-travel-destinations/costa-rica/eco-lodges-in-costa-rica/#samasati. As you can see, there is not enough space between the “exclusive offer” bar (C-O-M) and the following paragraph “From its unique…”
Thanks a lot for any advise,
Michaela

Hi Samot,
Thanks for your tip. I did something similar for the homepage and all other pages:
/*Remove sidebar and have content stretch over whole page on front page*/
.home #secondary {
display: none;
}
.home #primary {
width: 100%;
}

/*Remove sidebar and have content stretch over whole page on pages*/
.page #secondary {
display: none;
}
.page #primary {
width: 100%;
}

/*Removes ‘see more’ button underneath subtitle on front page if you put ‘display: none;’ in the brackets*/
.home #more-site {
}

/*Remove menu bar on front page*/
.home .navbar-inverse {
display: none;
}

Because I removed so much, readers can now only see the main pic and there is no scrolling option.

Hope that helps.

I’m using this one and it works for me:
.page #primary {
width: 100%;
}

Okay, found the solution myself searching the web. Add this code and it will all look good:
.woocommerce ul#shipping_method li label {
text-indent:0px;
}

Solved. Click on the user you want to add the role to in the user panel. Then select the BackWPup role you want to allocate to him.

Hi,
I have a similar issue: users are not redirected to my customized “thank you” page after they subscribe to my newsletter. I’m using the embedded code option, and according to Mailchimp you have to “disable all Javascript” if you want your subscribers to be directed to your customized page (see ). I could do this, but this also disables field validation, which I want to keep.
Any idea what to do in this case?
Cheers,
Michaela

Hi Josh,

thanks a lot for the code, I just came across the same issue. In case you notice something (“unintended consequences”), please share them in this thread.

Cheers,
Michaela

Hi Drew,

thanks for the info. That trick does it, but isn’t there a general code that I can use, as I have quite a lot of rotators on my website, and it’s a lot of work to add this to each one. Also, I’m working with somebody else on the website who’s not so good with coding, so it’s one more possible source of mistake. I’d like to put some coding in my CSS that tells all my rotators to have a padding of 50px underneath.

Thanks a lot for your help,
Michaela