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For this page I have made the following CSS – and it did the trick. However, I’m not sure it’s the most efficient way to style the bottom border, so if you can take a look, and perhaps suggest a better CSS for the bottom border :-)?

I have only inserted the CSS code for the page linked to above.

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CSS
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.td-container-border:after, .td-next-prev-separator {
background-color: #293e6a;
}

.td-pb-row [class*=”td-pb-span”], .td-pb-border-top, .page-template-page-title-sidebar-php .td-page-content > .wpb_row:first-child, .td-post-sharing, .td-post-content, .td-post-next-prev, .author-box-wrap, .td-comments-title-wrap, .comment-list, .comment-respond, .td-post-template-5 header, .td-container, .wpb_content_element, .wpb_column, .wpb_row, .white-menu .td-header-style-1 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-2 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-3 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-4 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-5 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-6 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-7 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-8 .td-header-main-menu, .white-menu .td-header-style-9 .td-header-main-menu, .td-header-style-6 .td-header-container, .td-post-template-1 .td-post-content, .td-post-template-4 .td-post-sharing-top, .td-header-style-6 .td-header-header .td-make-full, #disqus_thread {
border-color: #293e6a;
}

http://postimg.org/image/j2imoloid/

^^When I try to add or remove from items/categories menu, it auto returns to default

http://postimg.org/image/pjh8elp4d/

^^ Same here, when I try to change or update header, it auto-returns to default!”

Here are my problems. Also, the problem you did address, for some reason it is automatically adding a “\” after where the apostrophe should be.

• This reply was modified 10 years by chrono187.
• This reply was modified 10 years by chrono187.

There is no appropriate “speed” — benchmark. As every web server varies as well as the level of optimization you do to it.. for instance are you optimizing your wp-config.php file ? TTL and additions to your .htaccess, mods to functions.php file to remove redundant code from headers, remove external loading elements, optimize font delivery from Google by taking the code and putting into your style.css file to only load fonts and not the CSS, etc.

Does your hosting account have a 10/100/1000 switch connected to net vs 10/100 ?

Are you running mod_pagespeed or http/2 ?

Each “post” can load at different speed based on content, server optimization, caching, etc.

Server response time is very important (ours is 0.33 seconds and Google complains about that!).

Some basic testing with *no caching* for reference (all include google fonts, and icons font, jquery from google, google fonts).

Some of our pages load in 2 seconds and not fully optimized, but 1.1MB in size, google fonts, non optimized disqus plugin, 3 ad units on page. http and mod_pagspeed basic setting.

Smaller page, 2.01 sec. (no disqus, 2 ad units, google fonts), 950kb.

Now, on a fully optimized page – no caching:
2.09 seconds (per Pingdom), with 100/100 “grade” 271kb, no ads, google fonts, https page!; mod_pagespeed, NO caching. So, 2.09 sec. on the single run (re-run might be quicker due to some server caching on back end), and yet gets 100/100 grade.

Google does like sites with sub 1 sec loading, but this requires massive amount of micro-optimizations and very effective caching, and generally no external content loading (e.g., native fonts, etc.).

Just some food for thought
… I’m actually working on optimizing our new CMS, and going through the same shenanigans to see “best we can do pre caching” — meaning 100/100 pingdom, 100/100 UX and 98/100 speed on Google Pagespeed insights (hard to get 100/100 consistently it seems … I tweak it, then they hit me with the 0.33 server response too slow!!!).

Always a fun time! 🙂

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.

Hi Bogdan.

Thank you for the fast reply.

Maybe you can tell me how to fix this issue then, the header is being displayed above the advertisement.

http://macweb.dk/vlc-og-plex-kommer-til-apple-tv/

Thank you Catalin its more visible now 🙂

its possible to add the Linkedin button in the post header (under title) ?

thanks

Hi

1, 2a, 3 Try this css: http://screencast.com/t/mWcUWC4XB4I – http://screencast.com/t/o7sO1Yzjqi

.footer-text-wrap p:last-child, .footer-text-wrap a{
color: orange!important;
font-size: 20px;
}
.td-header-sp-logo{
margin-left: 8px!important;
}

2. You need to edit td_footer_extra_bottom.php file here: http://screencast.com/t/oto919Wjg87T

4. You need to edit the td_footer_extra_bottom.php like here http://screencast.com/t/BO9FSouW

Let us know how it goes.
Thanks!

Hi,

Can you also help me with the below:

1. CCS code to narrow the height of the footer, but I need a white line in between the footer with sub footer

2. How do I edit the title in the footer, “ABOUT US” to “BUSINESS CARD MANAGEMENT”?
2a. In the Footer Text, can you help me to make the textlink “Free Trial – Apple & Android” in bigger fonts and in Orange colour?

3. how do I widen the width for the logo in my header and align it with “NEWS”?

Thanks!!

• This reply was modified 10 years by joyceloh.
• This reply was modified 10 years by joyceloh.

Hi

The theme doesn’t have an option to chose if the header ad will be displayed or not in a specific category. To remove the header ad from a category page you can add a conditions in ads.php like here: http://screencast.com/t/LO8DMY1T2Y

<?php
    if (!is_category(array(id1, id2))){
        echo td_global_blocks::get_instance('td_block_ad_box')->render(array('spot_id' => 'header'));    
}
    // show the header ad spot
   ?>

Just add the ids for the category pages in which you don’t want to display the header ad. To get the category id follow this link: http://screencast.com/t/AYBYVkw5

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 10 years by Andrei L..

Sadly, Jetpack doesn’t always play well with other stuff. Often an update is needed by them to address stuff like this since all the JP stuff is loading off the Automattic server.

Likely they have some element that is causing a conflict.

You might try doing alternate placement of the GA code; e.g., not using theme panel, putting in the header or footer manually, or using a different plugin, or the Yoast option, or whatever.

I’m sure somebody else using both JP and GA might have a solution, but I don’t use JP and instead find other plugins or code so I don’t have to suffer the invevitable bugs with JP.