Thanks alot guys!
Disabling lazy load under template settings did the trick.
Hi!
Which widgets is that?
We have 7-8 different sidebars we made in HTML with the text-widget, do i need to make them again?
Hi!
Removing /* width: 60.5% !important; */ did not seem to make any difference, however adding your line of code did… sort of. The text now displays in one row, however the margins are still slightly off, pushing the text slightly lower than what I would like.
See updated post:
http://www.vitamail.no/karriere/mot-en-av-norges-best-betalte-21-aringer-kopi/
And, again: How it should look:
http://www.vitamail.no/karriere/mot-en-av-norges-best-betalte-21-aringer/
Sorry to keep bothering you with this, and thanks for your help so far!
Here is a copy of the post using post style 3:
http://www.vitamail.no/ukategorisert/mot-en-av-norges-best-betalte-21-aringer-kopi/
Original:
http://www.vitamail.no/karriere/mot-en-av-norges-best-betalte-21-aringer/
Weird… So it could be some of mye custom CSS then?
This is the only custom CSS I’ve added relating to only style 3:
.single_template_3 .td-post-header-full .entry-title {
margin: 0px 21px 14px 21px;
font-family: 'Roboto Condensed', sans serif !important;
font-size: 50px;
line-height: 48px;
}
This is the url to the post:
http://www.vitamail.no/karriere/mot-en-av-norges-best-betalte-21-aringer/
My appologies. That header image issue was solved using Single Image like you advised. Also removed th broken css. Things seem to be working fine now! Thanks!
I’m gonna revive this post. Thank you for your help. I’ll keep testing. I’ll remove the CSS and see if this works.
On our pages the title is supposed to be hidden. It’s in the posts that the title not showing up is an issue.
Regarding the image issue: For some reason our main fill width images seems to pop into some sort of frame where it’s really small on our pages in the standing iPad format (and only that format. I’ve tried removing all custom CSS to test, and the issue is still there. Do you now why this is?
Screen: http://i.imgur.com/c3SR6Hu.jpg
That CSS didn’t seem to solve the problem btw. Still a white gap, title not showing up despite changing color.
Thank you.. I’ve also noticed that on iPad, pictures become really small if you add them with vidth values in a text block (we need to do this on our product pages in order to get the pages to look the way we want).
See example:
http://www.vitamail.no/polarkrill/ (Just drag to window to see what I mean).
Any solutions for this responsive issue?
Still no luck. Doing my head in. Will try contacting you by mail.
Thanks.
Hi Lucian,
Thanks for your reply. I have tried removing and adding the CSS to no effect. I’ll try checking with wp-access.
I’ll remove the unnessescary line of CS. The faktaboks is a custom div made by myself in order to insert text boxes with facts relating to the article, as I could not find an option for that within WP. It worked fine up until the custom CSS stopped working.
Thank you for your help!
After the update none of my custom CSS seem to have any effect, resulting in the paging looking nothing like before. Please help?
Thanks that sorted it. Knew there would be an easy fix.
I knew it’d be something simple. Thanks!
Thank you, that sorts out our problem for the time being!
An additional question:
On smaller screens (mobile) all the menus are by default open when you click on them, so every sub-item shows on the left hand side.
Is there any way to collapse the main menu items, so that the sub-menus / sub-categories drop down when you click on them? (http://i.imgur.com/7kdpJ1R.jpg)
PS! I don’t mean the menu itself. That works properly, and appears and disappears when clicking the top left icon. I’m referring to the sub-items, to make the menu shorter.
Edit:
You have to go into the Theme panel -> Categories -> Choose your category and from there generate a new sidebar.
Hi,
I have the exact same problem.
When I click “manage sidebars” in a post I get:
You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.
Use WPengine, have flushed and reset all permissions but still nothing.
