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Adding that code forces the logo in the footer to appear smaller as well.

Something must not be working correctly. Your suggested logo size is 272×90, for Retina displays the theme suggest to upload double the size. So why is it looking large on retina displays and not the 272×90 size but using the scaled up version?

Also, once I changed the css a few things went missing. Take a look here http://www.screencast.com/t/aA9XBZrF

Thanks for the help

Ok. So I just write this:

@media (max-width: 767px) {
.header-style-3 .td-full-logo img {
width: 50%;
}
}

in the empty field in the theme panel at custom css and then it works or do I have to change it in the file style.css directly?

Hi,

On desktop and tablet it works fine for me with that style and size. Only on mobile the logo is too big for that screen.

So when I change the width via custom css with that code you gave me above, I change it only for mobile or for desktop and tablet as well?

• This reply was modified 11 years by kathrinhwl.

Hello Lucian! Thanks for such a quick reply. I must have been blind, missed the author’s template. Template is almost perfect. Sorry if it is a hassle for you but could you give me a little hint how to link my to the current author’s page? Do you use get_the_author function?

//<span class="td-sp-ico-logout"></span> echo '<ul class="top-header-menu td_ul_logout"> <li class="menu-item">' .'' . '<li class="menu-item">' . '

And regarding my second question. I’m not gonna be using side panel in my little project, so no worries. However, I have made a little video so you can see what it was all about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3kNb7HF-z4&feature=youtu.be

Thank you for your help and support.

• This reply was modified 11 years by Riskdiver.
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Hi,

I need to move my logo in header slightly to the left. Aligned with the beginning of the main menu.
http://screencast.com/t/gRWUl90b
Please help me.

Best
Marco

Also be aware there is no way to prevent people copying your content if it loads in a web browser; you can try to block some content being “scraped” — but this also means not having RSS feeds, and if Google can’t read the page, you will be doomed in SERPS. So, you obviously would want to “test” any such plugin and then in Google’s developer tools do the various “load as Google” to see HOW the bot sees your page — if Google can read it you should be fine; of course if Google’s bot can read the page so can others.

How extreme do you want to be ? Are you going to block archive.org ?

For many folks, having strong copyright notices, creative commons logo, and doing periodic searches online can help track down content pirates. There is nothing to stop somebody from rewriting your content, though. If you properly copyright your website (e.g., in the U.S. with the copyright office), you can file a DMCA complaint to have some pirates content removed from Google search results, which is huge deterrent obviously.

And of course, the biggest way to protect content is from a member site where people have to “log in” to view the story; perhaps having teaser for public, and members see the full site.

The ability to “protect” content is a bit of a myth. Disabling right-click doesn’t actually solve anything. For example, SnagIt can capture the full page as an image once it’s in the video buffer in the browser/on screen; Adobe Acrobat DC can capture an entire web page.

Not to scare you, just the facts after 20 years of doing web dev myself. Our company used to actually sell a content protection product called “Mindset Mprotect” for protecting images; and then IE added as “save page as HTML” feature which completely negated some of that. Remember again anything “rendered” in a web browser can be captured as it’s loaded into cache and/or “visible” on a remote device.

Rendering a page in FLASH has some protections, but then you lose most mobile users.

Upshot — be realistic in your goals on the “myth of content protection” with WordPress.

OK I have been able to resize the logo in the Style sheet file but can not find which media number to edit down to 468 width.

I have enterred the google adsense code for a 468 pixel wide ad but site automatically resizing to the larger 768.

Can you please advise exactly where to edit the style sheet so ad sizes down to the desired 468.

Here is what I see right now.

Basically I would like the logo to be 500px x 150px to the left with a 468 by 60 Google ad banner to the right

This is the logo –

Here is a mock up of how it would look exactly on my site.

500 x 150 logo spot to the left
468 x 60 banner spot to the right

Somebody posted how to do this previously, and requires making some code edits.

For the sidebar, easy enough to just add a text box above the ad unit with
— advertisement —

which is what we do. We leave it off the full width banner below logo bars as it’s pretty darn obvious it’s an ad banner.

For having that in things like part of article or below post, you’ll have to hack the ad settings module/templates.

Try search in forum or wait for tagdiv to have pointers on that.

I belive I found this issue. I needed to change the style.css author and add a template name.

Looks like its working. Can you look into the logo issue? Thanks