Hi! I’m wondering how I can fully customize the blocks…for example, I’d like to customize the “Read more” buttons on Block 12 to make them rounded, as I can make them rounded in the right column here: http://e50.4da.myftpupload.com. I’d also like for the headlines to be not in all caps.
Hello,
In order to make the read more buttons rounded you can use this code :
.td_block_13 .td-read-more a{
border-radius:10px;
}
You can change the 10 pixels in order for the button to be more or less rounded.
As or the haedlines, you will have to be more specific.
Thank you!
Thanks for your response. Where would I enter the code for the read more buttons to be rounded?
For the headlines…I notice in this link (https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/block-13/) that your block headlines (ie. Block 13 – on 2 columns) is not in all caps. However, on my page (http://e50.4da.myftpupload.com/) these headlines are always in all caps (to see this, scroll to the middle and see “LATEST POSTS”). I cannot find a way to correct this. While we’re here, could you also show where to make the block with a custom color? Thank you!
Hello,
You can add the code in the theme panel-> custom css box.
Your titles are not all caps: https://www.screencast.com/t/Ms4iV1WRvEi
The latest posts title is a block title. Please read this guide to learn how to use the block settings: https://forum.tagdiv.com/block-settings-guide/
The color is set from the same block settings.
Thank you!
Yes, I know that my blog titles are not in caps. I am not talking about post titles. I am referring to the Block Title. I know how to use the block settings. When I put in “Latest Posts” it always displays “LATEST POSTS” on my webpage.
Again, I notice at your page (https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/block-13/) that your block headlines (ie. Block 13 – on 2 columns) is not in all caps. However, on my page (http://e50.4da.myftpupload.com/) my Block Titles are always in all caps (to see this, scroll to the middle and see “LATEST POSTS”). Can you direct me to a way that I can correct this?
Hello,
The style comes from the demo you have installed. Please compare your theme with the demo you use. Do not compare it to the default theme demo. This is the demo you have installed on your site: https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_magazine/
That is where the uppercase titles come from. It is a demo specific style. You need to compare apples to apples 🙂
If you do not like the uppercase titles you can always use a css code to make them regular again:
.block-title > span, .block-title > a, .widgettitle, .td-trending-now-title, .wpb_tabs li a, .vc_tta-container .vc_tta-color-grey.vc_tta-tabs-position-top.vc_tta-style-classic .vc_tta-tabs-container .vc_tta-tab > a, .td-theme-wrap .td-related-title a, .woocommerce div.product .woocommerce-tabs ul.tabs li a, .woocommerce .product .products h2, .td-theme-wrap .td-block-title{
text-transform:initial;
}
Thanks.
I was not aware that installing a demo would limit my ability to customize the webpage. Do you have a recommendation to uninstall the demo so that I will have more options to customize? I would like to keep most of the settings, that I currently have, but want more ability to customize. Thanks.
Hello,
Installing a demo will not limit your theme functionality, but it will add the demo style to your site and some settings are overwritten by the demo in order to get that particular style to work. You do have all the customization options intact but some parts of the demo were added with css and they will need to be removed with css as well, but they do not affect your settings.
Uninstalling the demo can also have repercussions on your content this time if you edited the demo content. We do not recommend editing the demo content and using it as your own. Uninstalling the demo will also remove the dummy data that came with it.
Thank you!
