mlddev

Please provide a link to your website so that I can take a look at the CSS with Firebug and I will try to help.

Sounds like you are referring to the popup on mouse hover on the home page images although that does not appear yellow on my screen.

Browsers frequently display the link title attribute as a “tool tip” (a short message that appears when the pointing device pauses over an object).

Are you able to remove the title field on your images or control the text through theme options?

Off the top of my head I don’t recall a method to disable this behavior, but I’ll research it…

WordPress is a CMS written in PHP. For you to “install” it on your local computer (Mac or PC) you need “tools” – PHP server MySQL, Apache. Check out this info for how you would go about it. MAMP will provide you with the tools to get it running locally.

renaut_c,

I don’t see a slider showing up on your site in IE (ver11) or Firefox. Did you already resolve it?

To give you the best answer I would need to check out your theme options (which I don’t have the time for right now).

You can add a display none as follows to hide the slider entirely.

.slider-wrapper {
  display: none; /* add to hide slider */
  width: 100%;
}

As for the description text you wanted to edit, it depends on how your entering that. Does your theme have a field for you to enter that and does the field allow for HTML code?

Try the following:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php echo get_stylesheet_uri(); ?>" type="text/css" media="all" />

Since the post text is not wrapped in a <p> tag you can apply a color to

.post-bodycopy {
  color: #474747;
}

You can choose your flavor of reset…. You can grab some reset css code here

Add the code near the top of your styles.css file below the comment block about the theme.

Or, create a file called reset.css and import it in your styles.css through the @import url( 'reset.css' ); at the top of your styles.css file after the comment block.

Setting up a child theme would be the recommended first step going forward if your going to modify CSS and template files. But, after taking a quick look at your site it does not appear you have any color set for text, so it’s just default browser styles applying. You could set a color on the body, or p tag or content. Up to you, but to test you can simply add the following CSS to your themes style.css file.

p {
  color: #474747;
}

If you are trying to install WordPress on your local computer you will need to setup WAMP or XAMPP (Windows) of MAMP (Mac) first. More info on that can be found WordPress_Installation_Techniques.

Otherwise you need a host and domain registered to install and setup WordPress on.

Yep, using the #chained ID or .scrollable Class on it would work as they are on the same HTML element. Glad to be of help.

CSS method that quick is to set display none for the header on the home page. You can target that with the following CSS:

.page-template-landing-page-php #header {
  display: none;
}

Try the following CSS to control your slider headlines. Add additional properties such as font-size etc.

#chained .caption a {
  text-transform: none;
}

If you can provide a link to the site as Evan suggested it would help determine what CSS properties need adjustments, and I would be happy to take a look.

Good advise from LittleBigThing ??