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Hi

The css selectors for the containers that you indicated are:

-content container: td-container or td-container-border
-post tile selector: entry-title td-module-title for pages/modules and entry-title for posts
-if you’re referring at post paginations the container is: page-nav-post
-comments container: comments this is for the entire comments section, for each comment the selector is comment followed by an unique id: http://screencast.com/t/GSDMhvr7n

IF this is not what you mean please provide more details.
Thanks!

Hi

Try to deactivate all plugins except Visual Composer, clear all caches and check if the problem persist. If the problem is still there try this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css: http://screencast.com/t/vtUr2zpnguem

.vc_row{
margin-left: 0;
}

I’ve checked your site and found some js errors in browser console: http://screencast.com/t/00Ch1Qx8 Make sure that you remove any minifications tools if you use’re using and test again. Also you can try to update the theme and Visual Composer plugin at the current version available o themeforest: https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-how-to-update-the-theme/ – https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-how-to-update-visual-composer-plugin/ empty all caches ant test again. Before the update process do a full back-up to your database and the current WordPress install: https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Backups in case something goes wrong you can get back to the previous version.

Thanks!

Hi

1. try this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css:

.td_module_6, .td_module_7 {
border-bottom: 1px dotted grey;
margin-top: 10px;
}
.td_module_6 .td-module-thumb, .td_module_7 .td-module-thumb {
margin-bottom: 6px;
}
.td_module_6 .item-details, .td_module_7 .item-details{
margin-bottom: 10px;
}

2. Try this css: http://screencast.com/t/DsqKny9Mi

.td_module_5 {
border-bottom: 1px dotted #f1f1f1!important;
}

3. The indicated line appear on header style 7 so you can change the header style and the line won’t apear anymore.

4.Try this css:

.td_module_5 {
padding-bottom: 8px!important;
}

Hope this help.
Thanks!

Hi

I thing you can replace this css http://screencast.com/t/S6nDQTNLv with this one:

.td-pb-row [class*="td-pb-span"]{
border-color: #293e6a;
}

Let me know how it goes.
Thanks!

Hi

First you need to edit td_module_related_posts.php file and change the indicated value like here: http://screencast.com/t/c2kNEqwGIyP then add this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css:

.td_block_related_posts .td-related-span4 {
width: auto;
}

Thanks!

Hello Catalin,

Thank you for your help. It’s ok now … it was a bad plugin with a bad CSS for video embedding … not required anymore.

Happy new year !

G.

Update

For this page I have made the following CSS – and it did the trick. However, I’m not sure it’s the most efficient way to style the bottom border, so if you can take a look, and perhaps suggest a better CSS for the bottom border :-)?

I have only inserted the CSS code for the page linked to above.

———–
CSS
———–

.td-container-border:after, .td-next-prev-separator {
background-color: #293e6a;
}

.td-pb-row [class*=”td-pb-span”], .td-pb-border-top, .page-template-page-title-sidebar-php .td-page-content > .wpb_row:first-child, .td-post-sharing, .td-post-content, .td-post-next-prev, .author-box-wrap, .td-comments-title-wrap, .comment-list, .comment-respond, .td-post-template-5 header, .td-container, .wpb_content_element, .wpb_column, .wpb_row, .white-menu .td-header-style-1 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-2 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-3 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-4 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-5 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-6 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-7 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-8 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-9 .td-header-main-menu, .td-header-style-6 .td-header-container, .td-post-template-1 .td-post-content, .td-post-template-4 .td-post-sharing-top, .td-header-style-6 .td-header-header .td-make-full, #disqus_thread {
border-color: #293e6a;
}

I wrote this CSS code:

.td-container-border:after, .td-next-prev-separator {
background-color: #293e6a;
}

And it changed the right line to the background color (which is what we are looking for)

However, I could not inspect the bottom border, to make any CSS for that – does this look right?

There is no appropriate “speed” — benchmark. As every web server varies as well as the level of optimization you do to it.. for instance are you optimizing your wp-config.php file ? TTL and additions to your .htaccess, mods to functions.php file to remove redundant code from headers, remove external loading elements, optimize font delivery from Google by taking the code and putting into your style.css file to only load fonts and not the CSS, etc.

Does your hosting account have a 10/100/1000 switch connected to net vs 10/100 ?

Are you running mod_pagespeed or http/2 ?

Each “post” can load at different speed based on content, server optimization, caching, etc.

Server response time is very important (ours is 0.33 seconds and Google complains about that!).

Some basic testing with *no caching* for reference (all include google fonts, and icons font, jquery from google, google fonts).

Some of our pages load in 2 seconds and not fully optimized, but 1.1MB in size, google fonts, non optimized disqus plugin, 3 ad units on page. http and mod_pagspeed basic setting.

Smaller page, 2.01 sec. (no disqus, 2 ad units, google fonts), 950kb.

Now, on a fully optimized page – no caching:
2.09 seconds (per Pingdom), with 100/100 “grade” 271kb, no ads, google fonts, https page!; mod_pagespeed, NO caching. So, 2.09 sec. on the single run (re-run might be quicker due to some server caching on back end), and yet gets 100/100 grade.

Google does like sites with sub 1 sec loading, but this requires massive amount of micro-optimizations and very effective caching, and generally no external content loading (e.g., native fonts, etc.).

Just some food for thought
… I’m actually working on optimizing our new CMS, and going through the same shenanigans to see “best we can do pre caching” — meaning 100/100 pingdom, 100/100 UX and 98/100 speed on Google Pagespeed insights (hard to get 100/100 consistently it seems … I tweak it, then they hit me with the 0.33 server response too slow!!!).

Always a fun time! 🙂

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