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Splendid! Thank you, BYW. I made a small adjustment to put some padding in the bottom margin, but now it's centered. Thanks again.
chrisjeubParticipantI guess what I'm asking is how do I change the attributes of the Featured Image in the Altitude Pro CSS. I very much want direction in this, if you can help.
chrisjeubParticipantDo you know how to fix it? I suspected CSS advice, but a Function change will work too. I just need to get that featured image centered.
chrisjeubParticipantIt's a featured image.
chrisjeubParticipantThis didn't work. See https://monumentpublishing.com/gold-season-17-release-1/ for an example. You will see the image floats left.
chrisjeubParticipantI'm assuming, then, that I need to write inline CSS no my website page that the RSS pulls from. I'm having a tough time figuring out how to write the inline CSS from the stylesheet. Is there a tutorial on how to write inline CSS specifically with the column classes?
chrisjeubParticipantPerfect! Thanks Victor.
chrisjeubParticipantThat explains things. It revises my content strategy, too. Thanks Bill, I appreciate the special attention!
chrisjeubParticipantIt appears that if short code is used in the post that the short code from the page is retrieving, it doesn't retrieve it.
Note the heading "This Week's Content" on https://monumentpublishing.com/monument-monday-16/. It is followed by the three articles. In Monument Monday #16 post, a short code draws the latest blog posts in different categories.
Note the heading "This Week's Content" on https://monumentpublishing.com/monday. It is not followed by the three articles. It skips right over them.
It appears that these are separate issues, but I'm not totally sure. The issues as I see them:
(1) Short Code for include_content not displaying at 100%.
(2) Short code including content from article with another short code does not display the content at all.chrisjeubParticipantThanks! That did help, but the shortcode is still not displaying the complete content as it does in the actual blog post. Compare these two links:
Blog Post (how I would like it to display): https://monumentpublishing.com/monument-monday-16/
Page (where it doesn't layout well): https://monumentpublishing.com/mondayAnother issue: Dynamic code does not list properly in the page. I have shortcodes that dynamically build the Blog Post, and they aren't rendering when I attempt to do the same on the Page.
I hope this makes sense. Let me know if you have another solution.
chrisjeubParticipantI tried playing with this in my stylesheet under Content, but nothing seemed to take. I'm an amateur with CSS, so I may be doing it wrong. I adjusted the padding here, but no change worked:
.full-width-content .content {
padding: 0 200px 50px;
width: 100%;Any other suggestions? Or more guidance of how to change the padding in .full-width-content .content?
chrisjeubParticipantMy site is out of test mode and currently live, but I still would like to change the resizing of the logo. Can anyone advise me?
http://monumentpublishing.comchrisjeubParticipantGreat! Thanks for the direction. These images were left over from my test site and needed to be swapped out. I appreciate your help.
chrisjeubParticipantOn all the pages I would like to keep the header image (the one that reads Monument Publishing with the logo) one static size. When you scroll down, the background color changes (which is fine), but the change of the header size gets annoying after a while. I would rather it be the standard size rather than enlarge-to-small one every single page.
chrisjeubParticipantAny solution for this?
January 26, 2016 at 6:34 pm in reply to: WooCommerce: Remove redundant "product description" in theme #177643chrisjeubParticipantAwesome! It looks great now. Thank you so much.
January 26, 2016 at 10:59 am in reply to: WooCommerce: Remove redundant "product description" in theme #177572chrisjeubParticipantThat didn't seem to work. See the warning:
Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function 'wc_remove_product_description_heading' not found or invalid function name in /home1/jeubfami/public_html/monumentsourcebooks/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 235
chrisjeubParticipantYes, the Genesis Connect for Woocommerce plugin is on and fully updated. Still, the widget hangs at the bottom of all WooCommerce pages.
But your style.css code worked like a charm! No more problem. Thanks, Christoph!
chrisjeubParticipantYes, I tried that. When these pages are set to the side widget, the footer lines up correctly (see http://monumentsourcebooks.com/blog/). The widget appears at the bottom when two things occur:
1. The page is a store page (WooCommerce).
2. The page is stretched to full width.The widget shouldn't appear on a full-width page, but it does. I suspect this is a weird issue with WooCommerce and StudioPress, but I can't figure out how to fix it.
January 14, 2016 at 4:20 pm in reply to: Altitude Pro Footer – Changing from one widget footer to the flexible footer #176523chrisjeubParticipantI have the same issue as @forensiceye. And I'm not able to change the Functions back to normal. It totally crashed my site. I had to manually override my functions.php file to fix it. It is giving me the exact same syntax error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'name' (T_STRING), expecting ')' in /home1/jeubfami/public_html/monumentsourcebooks/wp-content/themes/altitude-pro/functions.php on line 257
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