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Yes I am aware that it is visible all the time. I was hoping if you tell me how to disable it when the subscribe process is confirmed.

I can edit the text but not hide it after the process.
I am using the template that as Be Informed! on its heading.

Thank you for your time.

I am using Mailchimp and you can check my popup at https://www.elevendwind.com

Right clearly i am missing something! Okay after lot of reading i have understood this, Tell me if this is wrong:

I have designed my homepage say using header.php, home.php and footer.php and my other pages will be designed using header.php, page(x).php and footer.php
where x can be NA, 1, 2, 3…

Here: https://elevendwind.com/home/sitemapindex.xml

Hi Khang, make sitemap look pretty is enabled. Hence the post, is it possible that since i have not registered the site map to google etc its showing like this.

yes i was referring to the modal not knowing they are called so!

many thanks!

That’s perfect tweaking the height of title-card fixes the problem. Thanks a lot. can you tell me how did you found this out. Did you check the DOM? if yes what did you look for in it?

Thanks again! Cheers.

No Andrew i think you misunderstood me. I guess I am taking about “modal windows” if that’s what they are called??

Okay fixed it using thi slink https://betterwp.net/wordpress-plugins/google-xml-sitemaps/faq/#content-encoding-error

But couldnot understand why the display is so dull. I am aware of default display of the plugin but this is not it.

Any ideas why?

Thanks for the reply Vishal but the issue has been resolved. It was the header text that was inheriting its features from another css.

Thanks again!

You are right Andrew, i needed a fix on how not to let the side bar overlap the icon but turns out the float issue was a part of it. I however have fixed it by using a close button with the following script. You may look at result on the website: https://www.elevendwind.com/home

Thank you for your help.

Here is the script i used:

<script>

    $(document).ready(function() {

        $('.menu-toggle').click(function(e){

            var menu = $(this).data('show-dialog');

            $('.' + menu).toggleClass('side-menu-shown');

        });

        $('.side-menu-close').on('click', function () {
            $('.side-menu-basic').removeClass('side-menu-shown');
        });

           });

</script>

okay i fixed the icon using float and is visible with position set to inherit, now where do we go from here? Still doesn’t fix the initial responsive problem

I disabled all the styles and used float: right for the icon. The icon just disappeared.

Thanks for the reply Andrew. Using float doesn’t fix the problem which still remains i.e in screen size less than 1120px the icon gets overlapped by the side bar.

I am trying to use @media only screen but it doesnt work no idea why.

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