Syahir Hakim
KeymasterKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
When not perched on my workspace, I tremendously enjoy hiking in the bushes and climbing mountains. They serve as much-needed refuges from the pretense of cities.
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Admin
the image used is actually part of a sprite image. It’s much easier to just save the image using whatever name you wish and then link it using CSS in a child theme
AdminTo target elements on the home page only using css, prefix the elements’ selector with the .home class. Example:
.home div.type-page div.entry h2{display:none;}
AdminUsing a child theme, add this code inside your child theme’s style.css file:
#rss{
display:none;
}AdminHi Leah,
You would have to use CSS and child theme to do that modification.
To hide the top menu is quite easy. Just add the following code into your child theme’s
style.css
file:#nav{
display:none;
}To move the sidebar to the left:
#content-main{
float:right;
}
#sidebar-right{
float:left;
margin-right:0;
margin-left:15px;
}
#content{
background-position:-1560px top;
}AdminHi Rati,
You would have to use CSS codes and child theme to do the changes you mentioned.
AdminHi,
By default, the colour of the bullet point follows the colour of the text. To use any other custom bullet points other than what’s included by default in CSS (disc, circle, roman numerals, etc.), one would have to use an image and set that as the default bullet point instead. This is what I did in the theme, so the blue square bullet point you see is actually an image.
Two ways you can change the colour of the bullet point:
1. Edit the current bullet image
2. Revert back to any bullet style included by default
3. Use your own custom image as the bullet
Note that for option 2, the colour of the bullet will follow the colour of the text, so in order to change the colour of the bullet, you will have to change the colour of the text.
Let me know which option you wanna go with and I can help you further.
AdminI probably won’t be adding any more column to the pages. As it stands now, even with just 2 columns (the content and the sidebar) the width of the content area is already quite small. Adding another column will just crowd the page (unless the width of the sidebar is downsized), and making the content area even smaller.
I wouldn’t recommend using table for layout. For semantic markup purposes, use table only for tabulated data, such as a timetable or a list of items in a shopping cart. Use floating divs instead.
AdminAs of the current version of the theme, the only way to insert video into the slider and/or not have it display any images at all is by doing customisation, ideally through a child theme. You can just simply hide the slider image using CSS.
If you want to put video into the slider, you can use several action hooks that’s located in the Slider. Note though that this is pretty difficult to achieve if you’re not already familiar with WordPress Action Hooks and PHP.
AdminYep, I do intend to do that. See post #355 in this thread. It would take some time though. I have very little free time at this time of the year.
AdminHurm…that makes sense..
I’ll consider this.