sp123

Adding only the following style to the standard 2017 theme CSS should do the trick:

.site-content-contain {
background-image: url(“https://restaurant-da-vinci-spo.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/1-holz-1.jpg”) !important;
}

Maybe !important isn’t needed at all.

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Es reicht, wenn Du nur diese eine Style-Angabe zum Standard-CSS hinzufügst:

.site-content-contain {
background-image: url(“https://restaurant-da-vinci-spo.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/1-holz-1.jpg”) !important;
}

M?glicherweise ist das !important auch gar nicht n?tig.

Sebastian

Hi,

regarding your first problem: the header video will not show on mobile devices (in order to speed up the loading). It will however show when you load the page in a desktop browser window and then try to simulate a mobile device using the devtools or simply by making the browser window smaller.
Regarding your second problem: there are several people having this image issue in Chrome (but not in IE). It usually helps to add this to the CSS:

.panel-image { transform: translateY(0); }

Maybe you want to give it a try.

Sebastian

Regarding problem 2:

Do you use a Youtube video? I also had this problem and sadly didn’t find a solution for it. I was able to fix it only by using a video on my own server.

Try to add this style to your .panel-image class:

transform: translateY(0);

This did the trick for others having the same problem one or two weeks ago.

Sebastian

You can completely remove the links by commenting out lines 30-33 in single.php. Caveat: will be overwritten if you update the theme – consider using a child theme for this.

The easier solution is to just hide the links by adding this to your custom CSS:

.single .post-navigation { display: none; }

These links are not calendar-specific; it’s the standard blog post navigation of WordPress.

HTH
Sebastian

Try

.entry-content tr { border-bottom: none; }

or just remove

tr { border-bottom: 1px solid #eee; }

from your CSS.

HTH
Sebastian

Buon giorno Fabio,

I guess this problem is caused by a malformed meta tag:

Is:

<meta name=”google-site-verification”
content=”<meta name=”google-site-verification” content=”UP5GucBSuk4Wo-VeZvK74HMpAJK_3T2uI7C9HFmVQJo” />” />

Should be:

<meta name=”google-site-verification”
content=”UP5GucBSuk4Wo-VeZvK74HMpAJK_3T2uI7C9HFmVQJo”/>

HTH
Sebastian

Try to add this style to your .panel-image class:

transform: translateY(0);

We had a similar (the same?) issue with our site. The problem seems to be the latest Chrome release, Chrome 67. This solution works for us (add to your CSS):

.background-fixed .panel-image { transform: translateY(0%); }

HTH

Edit: the images seem to disappear only at certain viewport widths (but not at the defined media query breakpoints).

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by sp123.

I found the solution. As I am using the Customize Twenty Seventeen plugin (based on Bold Builder), not the standard template is used, but another template in the plugin folder.

Thank you very much for your reply. Yes, I’m working with a child theme.
I want to change the heading from h2 to h1 on normal pages (not the front page), because I removed the default h1 heading from the pages (via site-branding.php). I don’t want the h1 in the header images on normal pages. Therefor, I removed it. Now a h1 heading should be on every page, so I need to change the entry-title heading from the default h2 to h1.

I tried to change all the occurences of h2.entry-header in all templates and all template parts – no luck so far. It’s really weird.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by sp123.