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I’ve applied the /* width: 100%; */ fix to the style.css in my child theme and removed it from wp-content\plugins\td-composer\mobile\style.css.

But the stretched image problem returns because it’s picking up the css from \td-composer\mobile\style.css rather than the one from my child theme’s style.css.

How can I fix this to avoid editing the \td-composer\mobile\style.css every time you issue an updated Newspaper theme?

(I’ve looked through https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/, but it doesn’t help.)

Thanks
Nigel

Thanks for the reply @anamaria. I’m not a tech guy. Can you please share the contatc form HTML code snippet used in momentum contact form? https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_momentum_pro/contact/

I have the raw html and css, I’m looking for Contact Form 7 code snippet. For example,

This is just an example, great if you can share the exact same code that’s used on momentum contact from.

<div class="x-column x-sm x-1-2">
<label> First Name (required)
    [text* first-name] 
</label>
<label> Your Email (required)
    [email* your-email] 
</label>
<label> Phone Number(required)
    [text* phone-number] 
</label>
<label> City (required)
    [text* city] 
</label>
</div>
<div class="x-column x-sm x-1-2 mrn">
<label> Last Name (required)
    [text* last-name] 
</label>
<label> Address (required)
    [text* address] 
</label>
<label> Zip Code (required)
    [text* zip-code] 
</label>
<label> Subject
    [text your-subject] 
</label>

</div>

<div class="x-column x-sm x-1-1">
<label> Your Message
    [textarea your-message] 
</label>
[submit "Send"]
</div>

• This reply was modified 2 years by geekynaag.

If I delete the css, the page title appears twice. The css is to hige the page title. I just need a template that pulls post and page titles to the h1 element, without having to add css to hide page titles. Post titles work fine, just page titles I have this issue.

Hi, no it wasn’t you, this was around 2 years ago when I paid for custom work from yourselves. However, I am just looking for a solution.

At the moment, the page title is in the header tag, which has a global setting. The single post template picks the h1 tag up perfectly fine, and although pages do, it’s adding the h1 in content, which your custom people then hid in the css.

How can I get the page h1 to appear once, without hiding the h1 tag. Surely if we use h1 element, it doesn’t always duplicate the h1 from editor, or does it?

Okay for folks who need a solution: I managed this by having the feature post and post content display inline and giving the featured image its own CSS class, which I used to limit width and have it float to the left.

Hi. I ended up using some hacky custom CSS to fix the issue. It works perfectly fine.
https://imgur.com/a/CVa88fW
You may close this thread now, thank you for the support.

td composer isn’t good for content, as gutenberg or wp editors are better for seo. All I need is a page title element for pages, as there is for posts, that picks up the title from gutenberg. At the moment, the page title element removes post titles correctly, but doesn’t remove page titles, so your designers removed my h1 page titles using css which is hurting my seo

hi, thanks, however image is large enough to cover full header but is not, tried adjusting css to full?

https://www.nairnmuseum.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/eeror%20header.PNG

Hi Anamaria

I may have solved the problem with the stretched image on mobiles:

At lines 724 – 727 of /td-composer/mobile/style.css, the code reads:

.alignnone img,
.aligncenter img {
width: 100%;
}

I believe this is what’s causing the stretched image problem. Editing the code to read:

.alignnone img,
.aligncenter img {
/* width: 100%; */
}

resolves the problem.

But I’m not sure if it causes different problems elsewhere.

Regards
Nigel

Hi Bettina,

Thank you for directing me here, this is exactly what I was looking for.

I tried the CSS code, but it changes all links, including the sidebar, author and tags.

Can I make this CSS command apply only to the body text?

thank you,
Icus