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Well… I want to say

…there is no longer the stretched image but too much space between one image and another, this because if you open the page with tagDiv Composer you see Image height: 400! How Image height can be “auto” and not 400 by default? Where is this part of code on CSS or PHP files?

As I said I need to use WPBakery Page Builder on Post and specific Post Type.

Put this code generated with WPBakery Page Builder

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image="390" img_size="full"][vc_single_image image="390" img_size="full"][/vc_column][/vc_row]

And this CSS Custom code:

.td_single_image_bg {
background-size: auto !important;
}

there is no longer the stretched image but too much space between one image and another, this because if you open the page with tagDiv Composer you see height 100%! How height can be “auto” and not 100% by default? Where is this part of code on CSS or PHP files?

Hi,
I tried the code but it didn’t change anything. Also, it shows an error in the custom CSS panel for the use of exclamation mark. Please advice.

There are some great tools online to preview fonts, easily enough:

Google has an entire site where you can preview fonts, and font combinations very easily.

Same with “web safe” groups, aka “font stacks.”

SEE:
https://fonts.google.com/

and
https://www.cssfontstack.com/

Welcome to web dev!

(I don’t work here, just annoying webdinosaur ! )

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.
• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

Ups. Custom CSS-code above was given for Smart List Style 5: https://forum.tagdiv.com/smart-lists/

smart list number box colors:

custom CSS-code:

/* Smart List Number Box Colors */
.td_smart_list_5 .td-sml-current-item-nr {
background-color: red;
}

change the category box colors:

https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/how-to-change-the-color-2/

I do not use the 2 composers on the same page!

Please help me to find a JS/CSS/PHP fix for this situation, thanks!

I think you can do that…

Hi. .. sorry …
got major sidetrack due to being diagnosed with type II diabetes in 2014; then spent 2 years getting that under control, and 2 years “curing” it — I am now cured and drug free as of Jan 1, but I was moving a bit slowly on all fronts due to taking drugs several times a day, losing 50 lbs, hour of cardio every day, blah blah ….

Finally got around to moving our web server to HTTP/2 on May 12, 2018 (that’s how far behind I was on THAT…) …

Right now, I’ve been working through the different strategies for optimizing website based on:

A) HTTP/2
B) mod_pagespeed “on” – but tuned for bandwidth by default, then turning on select elements; optimizing config to load images via /server/path/ vs http in order to auto-generate webp format images for mobile; necessary for removing comments dynamically including stuff like TagDiv still putting in the theme version in the comments readable by bots which is invitation for hacking for edge issues with XSS and whatnot (BAD!).
C) changing approach to above the fold, due to the way HTTP/2 works; testing whether or not “front loading critical CSS” inline is needed or not; so far, using Lighthouse in Chrome, it seems to matter after all…
D) big trick is optimizing CSS to remove “unused” CSS entirely; using an online tool to scan pages, then basically generate a CSS file that is 40% smaller prior to anything else; Google’s Lighthouse now counsels on this issue, quite nicely — problem with *all* themes out there, sadly.

Since I have my own server, my optimizations are based on running number of daily updated news portals; and trying not to use external CDN and trying not to use static caching beyond opcache for PHP 7.2x and HTTP/2 et al.

Since this subject has been changing so quickly the past couple of years, the whole book thing became a bit pointless as the landscape keeps shifting.

So, again – I kind of moved over to seeing how far we could go with
– https
– php 7.2x with opcache on
– no cdn, or caching plugin in WP
– mod_pagespeed for dynamic optimizations; static /paths/to/images/
– optimized CSS and JS files
– HTTP/2 for nextgen page delivery
– yes/no above the fold critical CSS testing (still in progress!)
– yes/no placement of css/scripts header or footer (still testing!)
– yes/no on combining css and js into single files or not

How can I change the colour of category tags in homepage from black to some thing else?

Try the code below and place it in Theme panel->Custom CSS area.

.td-post-category {
background-color:red;
}

Thank you.

I was looking for this option in Appearance > Menus, but I couldn’t see it.

After you showed me I realize I should check Screen Options and there I saw Show CSS Classes was unchecked.