BabyFaceWeb

I’m at your site and see the footer is no longer italic. Can you please share a page url to show where the pages or posts are not properly formatting the <p>?

You have to be specific about where you want this to apply…it wouldn’t be wise to apply this “everything”. But if you wanted to you could use the “body” tag and “!important” but that would be crazy ??

instead of “.entry-meta” use “body”

or switch “.entry-date” or “by-author” if you want to create the same mods for those specific classes.

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Best!
Steve

It’s hard to know from this end… without seeing your setup. But have you setup your WP installation in the root of your host site? What do you know about the /wp/ subdirectory being used? I’m suspecting you’ve got some unusual setting where you are pointing the WP installation to the root of the host but have the WP site actually setup in the /wp/ subfolder.

It doesn’t look too tragic..but definitely needs to get sorted.

Have you set this up yourself? If so, go into the General/Settings and check the url’s there. Also go to Settings/Permalinks and set your preference and save again (click the button to set permalinks).

Hi Marc,

the entry meta covers the entire div. That’s at:

.entry-meta {
color: #666;
clear: both;
font-size: 12px;
line-height: 18px;
}

You can also modify specifically:

.entry-date and .by-author if you want those bits to be uniquely styled.

Best!
Steve

Thank you!

to override the <p> tag’s use of “oblique”, use this CSS globally in your child theme or custom css box.

p {
font-style: normal!important;
}

Best!
Steve

Hi Kind,
here is the css…change em value to whatever you need. Add this css to your child theme or custom css box.

.site-description {
font-size: 1em;
}

If you want to share your site url, we can help you further as well with any layout and design issues.

Best!
Steve

Hi Largum
can we have your site url please, to provide you the detailed css.

Best!
Steve

Hi Jurri,
need your site url please.

Best!
Steve

It appears that one of the critical stylesheets is only being called form the /wp setup.
What have you done with your .htaccess file that allows the site to be called from both the /wp and the root domain?

<link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’cntctfrm_stylesheet-css’ href=’https://vaarucycles.com/wp/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-plugin/css/style.css?ver=3.9.1&#8242; type=’text/css’ media=’all’ />

.fbottom a {
color: red!important;
}

Sure you could…you just have to add the meta boxes in theme customizer to match up images with the proper page ids. This would be a great project to sub out if you haven’t done it before.

Best!
steve

That theme is not designed to have child menu items in the primary menu… mainly because of that cool red highlighter underneath.

So, your best solution is to limit the use of primary parent links…and then add submenu navigation to a sidebar menu or a menu on each page.

There really isn’t a great solution beyond that, because making the font’s smaller wouldn’t look good, and the child menu items would destroy the function of the menu.

You could kill the function of the primary menu highlighting and restructure it but…ugh… trying to build a corvette from a bmw…

yes… but you don’t need the print part… just declare the html for the image like:

<?php if (is_page(1)) { ?>
<img src=”https://something.jpg”></img&gt;
<?php else if …

and so on

You need to add the following to override your site’s CSS (for some reason it has !important added)

So do:

.fbottom {
color: red!important;
}

You may also try this free plugin to override your css if you’re not using a child theme already ??

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-custom-css/

Cheers!
Spence

Hi Guys,
this is pretty easy.

If you want to do this globally, you can simply add:

#sidebar-primary {display:none;}
#content {width:100%}

If you want it on a page by page basis, just add the body class for the particular page, such as:

body.layout-2c-l #sidebar-primary {display:none;}
body.layout-2c-l  #content {width:100%}

If you need further help, please let me know ??

Best!
Steve