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Hello nachding.

Try going to TD Composer, clicking on that row and scroll down and try to stretch it out (play with this feature). Then, in the same row, go to CSS and select a background color or play with a overlay color 1 and 2 to achieve what you want 🙂

Hi Calin

Apologies about the web site but it’s all sorted now. However, I am confused about the new Envato-compliant version of Newspaper 9.7.2 and the use of child themes.

Given I have modified module 8 and the corresponding CSS where does this now sit in terms if a child theme, as the related block/module includes has moved to a “legacy” folder within wp-content>plugins etc.

This seems to me that I cannot create a child and my customised block will be overwritten each time their is an update.

Is this the case? If so, how do you recommend getting around this?

Thanks

Best

Gary

Hi Calin (or other)

I thought that the problem was now solved but I can see that it sometimes happens.
On front page – Everything ok
On a page – Everything ok
On a post – OK, in desktop mode, but fails in mobile mode.

If you look at : http://dragoernyheder.dk/2019/04/26/usaedvanlig-varme-kan-give-os-aarets-foerste-sommerdag/ and try to refresh the page the header suddenly disappears.

Can you perform you magic again. I have tried to debug the CSS and from my chair it looks okay.

Hi Calin,

Your link is not working. I wasn’t talking about a border, sorry for the confusion. I mean the rounded corners of the photo within the author box. I want the photo to be in a square.I have a author box on the homepage sidebar. There I can change this setting (round/square) with TD composer. On other pages/posts I don’t know how to change it. Can I change it in settings or do I need to create custom CSS.
https://snag.gy/QTMvCD.jpg

Thanks!

OK, that’s ok. But can you explain me procedure when I want to downgrade the theme from 9.7.2 to 9.5 ? Only with that theme version, I don’t have any problem, all after having some bugs. Now in 9.7.2. I try to write some custom CSS in theme panel-mobile theme-custom CSS, and theme just can’t remember settings after savings.
Do I need to delete first theme folder, or first to deactivate plugins and delete them and after that to change theme with old and install plugins?

• This reply was modified 7 years by zekavr.

So now the full list of css mods is


.td-big-grid-post .td-module-thumb img {
max-width:100%!important;
}
.td_module_mx1 .td-module-thumb .entry-thumb {
max-width:100%!important;
}
img {
width:auto!important;
}

@media (max-width: 767px) {
.td_block_image_box .td-image-box-row {
margin:0!important;
}
}


Oh by the way. I’d like to help out reporting mistypes in style.css such as a typo in row 446 “auto/9;” on img. How can I do that?

Hi Simion,
thank you for your kind answer!
I’ve followed your advice to no avail since perspective:unset is already called in main.css but doing so I’ve found what’s the real problem.
It seems that td-composer is calling td_legacy_main.css which overrides main.css. I’ve tried to deregister and dequeue with this to no avail:


function dequeue_legacy_css() {
wp_dequeue_style('td_legacy_main');
wp_deregister_style('td_legacy_main');
}
//add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts','dequeue_my_css');
// add a priority if you need it
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts','dequeue_my_css',100);


So now I’m making several manual overrides such as


.td-big-grid-post .td-module-thumb img {
max-width:100%!important;
}


I understand that you’ve got to implement the legacy files for those that have made heavy modifications to their themes but can you kindly implement a way to disable single legacy parts via theme panel (or functions.php) please?
Best,

– Luca

I built the site with Visual Composer and am using latest versions of Newspaper 9 (as far as I know, I keep getting notifications that you have updated 9 but my site says I have updated versions of it and the latest WordPress version.

The buttons are missing, they were there, I tried using tagdiv composer but it broke the css? of the image blocks in the VC layouts.

http://www.tagg.com.au