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I mean to say that if I remove paragraph “disable the plugins if there are incompatible plugins” from speedbooster plugin then my own custom CSS (custom code) will be stoped working.

Thanks – can you give me any CSS code to solve this problem? (For iPad 2 from 2011, running iOS 9.3 – a lot of our readers may have older devices.)

Here is a shot of what I am seeing:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fLOAYEA60yi8gej1uNBUb7CQNM2Knl5P

There should be no heading or text over any image. It should look like this:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-ULP9CMmYzryuoJlJ_B6GOHw8jbrktfd/view?usp=sharing

I already did this method but custom CSS won’t work.
Any other idea?
Thanks.

Old argument – and I am likely one of the biggest naysayers on child themes, personally, as it’s an additional redirect of the main CSS; further, over time, when there are ‘major’ theme updates/upgrades, the child theme has to be updated as well (kind of like pesky WooCommerce templates) — which entirely defeats their purpose beyond style over-rides.

It’s a general ‘norm’ to have child themes as part of WordPress, but ideally better to consider simply adding another css file that over-rides main theme css, and perhaps load that vs modifying sub-templates as child theme.

This is *only* my opinion, based on using WP since 2004, so I’m a bit biased based on how we used to have to tweak for speed/performance. Less of an issue now with http/2 and PHP 7.2, etc. But used to be minor speed bump to do child load on top of main load.

Thanks – I have discovered by accident how borders work – by adding values to the border margin in CSS tab. Correct? So question answered… Did I miss some documentation in your manuals on this?

Am rezolvat problema prin mutarea codului urmator inainte </div> <!– /content –>

<?php
if (have_comments()) {

// on Newspaper the css class ‘td-pb-padding-side’ is not applied
$td_css_cls_pb_padding_side = ”;
$td_css_cls_block_title = ”;
$global_block_template_id = td_options::get(‘tds_global_block_template’, ‘td_block_template_1’);

if (‘Newsmag’ == TD_THEME_NAME) {
$td_css_cls_pb_padding_side = ‘td-pb-padding-side ‘;
} else if (‘Newspaper’ == TD_THEME_NAME) {
$td_css_cls_block_title = ‘td-block-title’;

if ($global_block_template_id === ‘td_block_template_1’) {
$td_css_cls_block_title = ‘block-title’;
}
}

$num_comments = get_comments_number(); // get_comments_number returns only a numeric value
if ($num_comments > 1) {
$td_comments_no_text = $num_comments . ‘ ‘ . __td(‘COMMENTS’, TD_THEME_NAME);
} else {
$td_comments_no_text = __td(‘1 COMMENT’, TD_THEME_NAME);
}
?>

<div class=”td-comments-title-wrap <?php echo $td_css_cls_pb_padding_side . $global_block_template_id?>”>
<h4 class=”td-comments-title <?php echo $td_css_cls_block_title?>”><span><?php echo $td_comments_no_text?></span></h4>
</div>

“>
<?php wp_list_comments(array(‘callback’ => ‘td_comment’)); ?>

<div class=”comment-pagination”>
<?php previous_comments_link(); ?>
<?php next_comments_link(); ?>
</div>

<?php }?>

I have now worked around this rendering problem on tablet by adjusting margin for tablet portrait and landscape under the CSS tab – is this the default way to get your columns equal? That’s ok if so, but please advise if there is another method.

However, I am still seeing header and text moving up and overlaying image on the iPad. This problem does not occur when resizing desktop browser to tab size. Can you explain/resolve this iPad problem? Do you have a tablet you could test http://jazzreview.co.uk and tell me if you see header and text overlaying image?

Thanks again – your help is invaluable. This is a test site I want to launch to another url on Thursday.

Hey Simion, good to hear about the CSS optimization and reduction. Always nice to know that the devs are looking for more ways to simplify for performance.

The following themes are installed but incomplete.

Name Description
Newspaper Template is missing. Standalone themes need to have a index.php template file. Child themes need to have a Template header in the style.css stylesheet.