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Only this code doesn’t work any more, all my other css codes work. It doesn’t come from child theme.

is there an option to activate rtl or custom css

How can I manually add the H option? I can see that the theme is setting the heading as H4 when I inspect the code for the word “tech reviews” shown in my image above. But I want to change it from H4 to H1 for the word “tech reviews” for SEO. Is there a way to do this with CSS? My page URL is: https://demcrumbliesreviews.com/tech-reviews/

Thanks.

Hello Clarin, the TD solution does not apply, because as I explained before, I copy the TD codes and pass it to an entry, this one had the breadcrumbs, now as I told you earlier, this is the category created Publimarketing and what I want is that the articles are not visible the breadcrumbs, we could use the Css you tell me please.

Publimarketing

“Thank you for your understanding”
?

Nothing sounds more douchy and condescending then adding this to your answer!

How about, “we don’t support this option but here’s where you can put in a feature request”.

Or better yet,

“This option isn’t supported but here’s what you can try adding to your themes custom css to solve the problem you are having”.

You know, something useful.

Thanks for your understanding.

Good evening. I thank you for your prompt reply.

This instead is the code of td_blok_3:

<?php
// v3 – for wp_010

class td_block_3 extends td_block {

static function cssMedia( $res_ctx ) {

// fonts
$res_ctx->load_font_settings( ‘f_header’ );
$res_ctx->load_font_settings( ‘f_ajax’ );
$res_ctx->load_font_settings( ‘f_more’ );

// module 1 fonts
$res_ctx->load_font_settings( ‘m1f_title’ );
$res_ctx->load_font_settings( ‘m1f_cat’ );
$res_ctx->load_font_settings( ‘m1f_meta’ );

}

public function get_custom_css() {
// $unique_block_class – the unique class that is on the block. use this to target the specific instance via css
$unique_block_class = $this->block_uid;

$compiled_css = ”;

$raw_css =
“<style>

/* @f_header */
.$unique_block_class .td-block-title a,
.$unique_block_class .td-block-title span {
@f_header
}
/* @f_ajax */
.$unique_block_class .td-subcat-list a,
.$unique_block_class .td-subcat-dropdown span,
.$unique_block_class .td-subcat-dropdown a {
@f_ajax
}
/* @f_more */
.$unique_block_class .td-load-more-wrap a {
@f_more
}
/* @m1f_title */
.$unique_block_class .td_module_1 .entry-title {
@m1f_title
}
/* @m1f_cat */
.$unique_block_class .td_module_1 .td-post-category {
@m1f_cat
}
/* @m1f_meta */
.$unique_block_class .td_module_1 .td-module-meta-info,
.$unique_block_class .td_module_1 .td-module-comments a {
@m1f_meta
}
</style>”;

$td_css_res_compiler = new td_css_res_compiler( $raw_css );
$td_css_res_compiler->load_settings( __CLASS__ . ‘::cssMedia’, $this->get_all_atts() );

$compiled_css .= $td_css_res_compiler->compile_css();

return $compiled_css;
}

function render($atts, $content = null) {

parent::render($atts); // sets the live atts, $this->atts, $this->block_uid, $this->td_query (it runs the query)

if (empty($td_column_number)) {
$td_column_number = td_global::vc_get_column_number(); // get the column width of the block from the page builder API
}

$buffy = ”; //output buffer

$buffy .= ‘<div class=”‘ . $this->get_block_classes() . ‘ td-column-‘ . $td_column_number . ‘ td_block_padding” ‘ . $this->get_block_html_atts() . ‘>’;

//get the block js
$buffy .= $this->get_block_css();

//get the js for this block
$buffy .= $this->get_block_js();

// block title wrap
$buffy .= ‘<div class=”td-block-title-wrap”>’;
$buffy .= $this->get_block_title(); //get the block title
$buffy .= $this->get_pull_down_filter(); //get the sub category filter for this block
$buffy .= ‘</div>’;

$buffy .= ‘<div id=’ . $this->block_uid . ‘ class=”td_block_inner”>’;
$buffy .= $this->inner($this->td_query->posts); //inner content of the block
$buffy .= ‘</div>’;

//get the ajax pagination for this block
$buffy .= $this->get_block_pagination();
$buffy .= ‘</div> <!– ./block –>’;
return $buffy;
}

function inner($posts, $td_column_number = ”) {

$buffy = ”;

$td_block_layout = new td_block_layout();
if (empty($td_column_number)) {
$td_column_number = td_global::vc_get_column_number(); // get the column width of the block from the page builder API
}
$td_post_count = 0; // the number of posts rendered
$td_current_column = 1; //the current columng

if (!empty($posts)) {
foreach ($posts as $post) {
$td_module_1 = new td_module_1($post, $this->get_all_atts());

switch ($td_column_number) {

case ‘1’: //one column layout
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->open12(); //added in 010 theme – span 12 doesn’t use rows
$buffy .= $td_module_1->render($post);
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->close12();
break;

case ‘2’: //two column layout
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->open_row();

$buffy .= $td_block_layout->open6();
$buffy .= $td_module_1->render($post);
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->close6();

if ($td_current_column == 2) {
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->close_row();
}

break;

case ‘3’: //three column layout
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->open_row();

$buffy .= $td_block_layout->open4();
$buffy .= $td_module_1->render($post);
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->close4();

if ($td_current_column == 3) {
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->close_row();
}

break;
}

//current column
if ($td_current_column == $td_column_number) {
$td_current_column = 1;
} else {
$td_current_column++;
}

$td_post_count++;
}
}
$buffy .= $td_block_layout->close_all_tags();
return $buffy;
}
}

This is the code for sharing social icons:

<?php if (function_exists(“essb_custom_position_draw”)) { essb_custom_position_draw(positionID, alwaysShow); } ?>

my question is: in which position should this code be inserted?

Hi @vlads the css code doesn’t work anymore

Hi,
here is a fix for this issue. Please an moderator to confirm it and why not to put it in the next theme update.

So, you have to put the below code into the theme settings -> custom code -> custom css

html[class*=ie] [class*=td_flex_block_] .td-image-container{

float:left;
margin-right:10px;
} 

Let me know 😉

• This reply was modified 6 years by Kpkna.