Yavor Spassov

Hi Etoilewebdesign.com,

You answered my questioned by I still need six products in line. I haven’t examined the code of your plugin yet, but I think that this could be accomplished through some css styling.

Regards,
Yavor

I completely agree with your last statement, Jan Dembowski.

Hi mareva,

You can add the following code to your stylesheet to increase the font size of text in paragraphs, for example:

.single-post .entry-content p{
    font-size: 2.2rem;
}

It is a leftover from Underscores. They haven’t changed that.
I’m the author.

Chris Huff, are you suggesting that Simone needs to active your plugin to display featured images or are you here simply to advertise your plugin?

You can add a new featured image from the bottom right section of your edit post section in your dashboard.

Thank you for your explanation, Jan.

You can use the following code:

h2.post-title.entry-title {
width: 100%;
}

h2.post-title.entry-title>a {
text-align: center;
}

.home .hentry .entry-title, .archive .hentry .entry-title {
max-width: 95%;
margin: 2.5%;
}

The result:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dms99vph9qvhecf/23-02-2015%205-45-27%20AM.png?dl=0

Remove your last changes in style.css and do it again. If you can’t track the changes, reinstall the theme to revert to the default styles and continue from there.

I would also suggest that you use featured images for the posts. This way your posts on the front page will be more appealing to the eye.

Hi William,

For the site title, you can change it to lower case by adding text-transform: none; to the stylesheet of the theme in the following way. If it is easier for you, you can just copy and paste the code at the end of the stylesheet.

.site-title a, .site-description {
color: #dd3333;
text-transform: none;
}

However, keep in mind that if you plan to update the theme, any changes to its styles should be made in a child theme. Otherwise the update will replace your styles and you will have to add this code once more.

Now for the “bar” you are talking about… I think you are referring to the main menu in the header.

Go to your dashboard, appearance->menus, create a new menu and add pages to it. Then under Menu Settings->Theme Location, place a tick in the box next to “Menu”.

The correct method for adding a stylesheet is to use wp_enqueue_style and not import. Currently you are using both methods.

It was a JQuery issue. I solved it by adding the following code to my js file:

$('#site-navigation').removeClass('toggled');

Solved!

Thank you, DNutbourne. This works exactly the way I want it. ??