ryanmacmorris

I was able to choose async after I added the two jquery files back to the exclude list. I had to include the full location which may have been the issue. Just in case anyone else ends up having the same issue. Thank you for your help.

Also this was using AO, and async js on the astra theme.

I had it excluded originally and it wasn’t working. I saw on another post here that it could be the way it was input so I changed how it was written in the field for the plugin settings as well. Neither of these seemed to change the issue at all.

I just tried to defer js instead of asyncing and it seems that’s the only way it will load properly.

I am having the same issue with my website. What theme are you using?

Great thanks, figured it out after learning a bunch more about the web inspector. Thanks for the help.

I fixed this with a plugin but it ended up making things overflow somewhat on smaller screens. I think I’ve pretty much figured out how to do what I’m looking for just haven’t been able to find where the css is for the widget area on the front page. Does wordpress have a standard widget area that is simply loaded or is there a way I can change the 4 box layout to 3 and one fullwidth below? I believe I know how to mark up the css just haven’t found the selectors in the stylesheet, any help would be appreciated thanks, I’m hoping to scrap the plug in.

Thanks, I was playing with what you gave me and ended up leaving it wrong I think. It’s working great now though thanks for the help.

That doesn’t seem to be changing the size at all, unless I’m forgetting to purge a cache somewhere, but it is good to know the breakpoint the theme uses without having to dig through he stylesheet so I can maybe play around with what will enlarge the logo. I will update here if I figure out what styles need to be overridden.

That did the trick, thanks a bunch for the help.

This is my entire functions.php file and I believe the default functions.php of the child theme plugin.

<?php
//
// Recommended way to include parent theme styles.
//  (Please see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes#How_to_Create_a_Child_Theme)
//
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'theme_enqueue_styles' );
function theme_enqueue_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css' );
    wp_enqueue_style( 'child-style',
        get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/style.css',
        array('parent-style')
    );
}
//
// Your code goes below
//

Don’t mean to come back to an old thread but just wondering if you you had any advice on fixing my functions.php file which I believe must be the culprit here. I’m starting to think maybe it is because there are a lot of style sheets that need to be pulled within the parent so maybe the child is getting pulled to early? Either that or I can’t seem to see a mistake made in the code. I also can’t seem to find anything that deals with problematic child themes after the @import era so here is my entire functions file:

<?php
//
// Recommended way to include parent theme styles.
//
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'theme_enqueue_styles' );
function theme_enqueue_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri()     . '/style.css' );
    wp_enqueue_style( 'child-style',
        get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/style.css',
        array('parent-style')
    );
}
//
// Your code goes below
//

I did some more tinkering and moved around the text in the widgets and it seems that it is just the widgets container that is justifying almost all the way to the left when I would like it to take up nearly the full width of the screen with some padding on the sides, like the “page section” does.

I’ll give it a shot with simple text widgets but I had the same problem with them as well but these widgets were easier to set up responsively for tablet and phone sizes at least. Here is a link to the screenshots of what is happening on the site now. The first picture is how it looks on what I would think would be normal tablet sizes and you can see that the menu header didn’t stick like it does on the larger screens. The second is how it looks on larger screens and the place I’d like to change it to mimic the first image hopefully. The third is how it looks on phones which I like as well. As for what device etc I am using I’m just resizing my browser for the most part on my macbook running the latest version of yosemite. I have also seen it render like the third image when visiting the site on my iPhone. To replicate the issue you need to simply resize the your window and when the menu goes away you can see the alignment working correctly but not while the header is there.

I will also place this in a new thread but figured I’d cover my bases and post it here as well.

Forgot to add my website is https://www.ryanmacmorris.com

Awesome thanks I’ve been hoping to be able to do this for a while. I am also having trouble with the widgets aligning correctly for some reason, not sure if you could help with that or if I should create another thread. I’ve used site- origin’s page builder to try and make a “services” page a number of ways but it seems to only ever work correctly and responsively on tablet and phone sizes. Whenever the menu is relegated to the simple menu button rather then the larger layout everything works great with different screen sizes but as soon as the full menu is rendered everything aligns all the way to the left. Any ideas how to fix this?

I’ll change the order and see how that goes in the mean time, thanks.