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Was for login page. Yeah was looking stuff up + asking here, wasn’t sure if theme affected it at all.

This code fixed it:

function custom_loginlogo() {
echo ‘<style type=”text/css”>
h1 a {background-image: url(‘.get_bloginfo(‘template_directory’).’/images/login_logo.png) !important; }
</style>’;
}
add_action(‘login_head’, ‘custom_loginlogo’);

Oops forgot to mention wordpress logo area for Login page

That helped somewhat. Now I need the ad to be on the right side and the logo to sit next to it on the left.

Well the header option I want shows in the thumbnail that the logo is supposed to be on the left. HOWEVER, custom code was added somewhere that shifted the logo from one side to the other. Take a look: GenerationOnward.com/news

Thank you – the logo stays the same.

However the menu still shifts up for the sticky menu?

Thanks for the help.

thanks, that topic was very helpful in understanding child theme even more clearly.

Can I lose my modifications? (when I update?) I have not made any changes to the theme files itself. The theme files are as they were before, I have only made the social media icons a little bigger using the CSS panel available in the theme panel? rest of the changes are just the arrangement of blocks, grids, logos etc. nothing to fancy.

I may lose these things worries me?

Make sure you have your site properly setup for https
a) change explicit setting in your wp-config.php file for website URL and plugin directory
b) change any settings in theme panel that still have http vs https such as logo, etc.
c) search/replace post meta via phpmyadmin for any old image links
d) make sure you have proper redirect for http requests to https for your site
e) check “what” is not loading via https– theme CSS or a plugin?

I did all that when moving to https back in 2014, and always a few gremlins….

not sure that helps… but there you are 🙂

Hi.
Well, I was looking for something like this:

html
{ font-family: serif; }

.td-logo-text-container .td-logo-text, .td-logo-text-container .td-tagline-text
{ font-family: sans-serif; }

body, p, .wp-caption-text,  .wp-caption-dd, .td-page-content .dropcap,
.td-post-content .dropcap,  .wpb_text_column .dropcap, .td_block_text_with_title .dropcap,  .bbpress .dropcap,  .woocommerce #tab-description .dropcap, .mce-content-body .dropcap,  .comment-content .dropcap, .td_block_author .td_author_wrap, .td_top_authors .td-authors-url a, .td_wrapper_video_playlist .td_video_title_playing, .tdc-missing-external-shortcode, .td-block-missing-settings,  .tdc_external_shortcode, .td-sml-caption 
{ font-family: Georgia, Times, serif!important; text-align: justify }

etc.
It’s the theme’s default typography, grouped by font-family
But ok. I did it my self.

🙂

In my case the problem was a non-https link being loaded in the page (my logo). As my site is https, that created the problem. Once I changed the logo link to the https equivalent, it came back. 🙂

Hello,

The website is CuteBabyAntReviews.com. It is temporarily open so that you can assess it. I currently have 3 Main colors (pink, green, and blue). I would like to be able to make the buttons for “Read more” and other sidebar buttons and titles (orangish and aqua colored) match the rest of the site. Perhaps I could have gotten away with the orangish colored buttons, but the aqua definitely contrasts too much. So, would you be able to help with these, instead of me changing to a different demo since I’ve already put time into it? Thank you. Side question: If I changed demos, I would have to redo settings including logo & favicon uploads and colors, right?

My new logo uploaded Friday is also smaller.

When I uploaded the original logo, that is also smaller now. http://www.thewealthscene.com/

How do I get back to the original size logo please?