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In reply to: Banner image size not changing after changing site layout
August 13, 2014 at 3:13 pm #43204This is what I see in your page:
<img class="header-img" width="1100" height="250" alt="" src="http://truthofself.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/cropped-combanner10a.jpg">Two things come to mind:
1) Really wide sites have readability issues. The wider they are, the more difficult they are to read. That’s why magazines and newspapers put their content in columns.
Also, keep in mind that not everybody has as wide a monitor as you do, which may cause them to have to scroll horizontally.
Both of these issues can cause visitors to not come back.
2) You are using more plugins than I have ever seen used on a WordPress site. In fact, you are using three times as many plugins as I have ever seen someone use. Not only does this impact your server performance, every plugin you add only multiplies the possible plugin conflicts. You really should pare that list down.
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You have an error in the coding for this page:
http://blog.s-t.com.tr/2014/07/28/optistruct-kullanarak-ucak-motorunun-optimizasyonu/
which is causing the sidebar to appear beneath the page content. It is probably a an unclosed
<div>element somewhere in there.This page, for example, appears fine:
http://blog.s-t.com.tr/2014/07/29/hyperworks-12-guncellemesi-hyperworks-solvers-12-0-221/
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Quote:The last time I tried to edit anythingDo not edit theme files. Instead, create a child theme and make your changes there. In this case, you could copy over the default 404 page and make your changes to the child theme version.
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In reply to: Static front page – posts not displaying in selected page
August 12, 2014 at 10:16 pm #43172Marking thread as resolved. You can do this yourself as well.
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Quote:where/How do you change the home pane display?You would need to use some custom CSS.
Quote:would like the home pane display to look similar to the link providedLink provided isn’t actually using homepage panes.
But….any time you see some styling that you like, you can use a tool like the Firebug plugin for Firefox to see which elements they are targeting and what CSS they are applying.
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I’ve had some time to play around with this and can verify that if you hide the page titles with custom CSS as described above, the printer icon will remain but the link to it disappears, although the printer icon is not part of the element being targeted by that css selector. Possibly a JavaScript issue?
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In custom CSS, add:
span .nickname {font-family: serif;}Add font families as you wish.
Moved to Support.
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Quote:apologies for putting al the queries in one placeIt’s generally better to put each question in a separate thread. This makes it easier to help you and easier for other people to learn from your experience.
Quote:3. I do not have “Do not show the manual switcher link” optionNor do I, but in the Any Mobile Theme plugin settings there is the “Do you want to show Switch Mobile Theme link even the vistor is viewing from desktop ?” option.
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Quote:This seemed to disable the print button.Nope. The print button is not part of that element, afaik.
Put code in between backtick (
Code:`) characters. It’s usually located above the Tab key on your keyboard.
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As a reminder, you can use the Firebug extension for Firefox to nail down those elements.
