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Thank you so much Kenneth.The ‘position: relative;’ is exactly what I needed.
About your other question about editing header text… We want the default header image to be used when it is not a painting (product). When it is a painting, we want the logo text to appear on top of the painting (featured image). I tried to do it in CSS, but there is no way to do a proper “bevel” or relief emboss to show a highlight on the logo text and I don’t want to edit every new painting that comes in. Take a look at it now, and I think you will see what I mean. Here is an example: http://www.robertpit.com/paintings/the-collapse.
I need to quickly make a Graphene site mobile. It uses a child theme with CSS changes in the child theme. Which option will require the least work Graphene Mobile or Graphene Mobile Neo?
Thanks for your reply.
Sorry for not including this. For the example, see @media print rules starting at line #190 https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/blob/master/css/main.css (it’s a link from http://html5boilerplate.com)
From what I am aware, as someone who works in print a lot, @media queries for print are the most efficient to decrease the number of HTTP requests during the initial load. I believe that media queries are considered a best practice in CSS3 and for responsive design purposes.
Here is a link to a test page I am working on that will eventually be on-screen *and* printed documentation.http://goo.gl/P1Hb24. If you do a print preview you will notice that the warning_block images do not appear.
I would be very interested in hear any thoughts any of you have about this.
Just as a note, I’m okay with knowing the actual rules I want to include, e.g., {display:none;} so this is more about the concept of using a single child theme style sheet with @media print rules.
No, I don’t want a separate print style sheet. I want to use the child theme and include specific print rules. An example of doing it this way is the http://html5boilerplate.com/
After much searching, I found a plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-lightbox that displays caption text.
I realized earlier today that the image size had changed by 3 pixels and it is now working. I meant to close this earlier. Sorry about that.
Thanks for the reply Prasanna. I was aware about the text widget, that was only for an example to show how I wanted them. I think the pllugin WP Category Post List Widget is going to work for this, though it won’t be quite as nice as your slider.
Thanks Prasanna. Next time I will try to remember to do that. You guys are great.
Thank you Syahir. That did the trick.
I have also tried adding this to all the containers without any luck:
background-color:transparent !important;
