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Dag-ErlingMember
Hey Dan
This page look lovely. Did you make the image slider yourself or is it a plugin?
I also like the menu when you scale down the page on the side.
I think you need to take a look at the fonts though. On my screen they are very hard to read on the whitebackground.
Dag-ErlingMemberVery nice page and a good example on getting darker colors to work on webpages while keeping the "fresh feel". Going to bookmark it so I can use it as inspiration when I need to make darker pages myself.
Dag-ErlingMemberHey
I like the style you have gone for. Nice feature images and such. You really capture the mood of old books.
1. I like the idea behind the fonts. But they are very hard to read on my screen. (I'm a 24" DELL IPS screen). Maybe something similar on the paragraph fonts but easier to read would be good.
2. I think you can go for a skin color on the bottom and on your links. The sudden blue surprised me on the bottom. Maybe go for a red ink color on the links?
Hope this is useful feedback
Dag-ErlingMemberYes, that is the lawyer himself. I'll see if I can't set that up to be the first you see.
Thanks for the feedback 🙂
Dag-ErlingMemberCan't you just upload a screenshoot too your WP and link too it here? Hard to understand what the issue is.
Dag-ErlingMemberIn case someone else wants to do the same thing you need to add this into the effects.js to make sure the image also gets the shrink effect.
$(document).on("scroll", function(){ if($(document).scrollTop() > 100){ $(".after-header").addClass("shrink"); } else { $(".after-header").removeClass("shrink"); }
Dag-ErlingMemberHey Jan
That did the trick, thank you so much :D. Kinda wish I new php when I do this.
Now I just need to work with the CSS to make it fit on the screen. A bit of a hassle with the responsive system but I will work.
Dag-ErlingMemberI guess that's a widget with a title that you have there.
You do this
.widget-title { visibility: collapse; }
But note that it hides all widget tittles on your entire page. But if your menu have a name in your widget part you can always see if you can remove it from there.
Dag-ErlingMemberHello
I have the same problem on some of my sites.
This is how I have temporary fixed it:
@media only screen and (min-width: 1250px) { .content { min-height: 1080px; } }
Now it kinda works because it's not really any issue on screens that isn't full desktop. But I would love a more solid fix on it.
You can see it working here
Dag-ErlingMemberBest way to do this to go to Appearance / Editor and find the lines below. Or Add this code in Edit CSS if you have Jetpack installed.
.site-footer { background-color: #000; }
.site-header { background-color: #000; }
Change the #000 to the hexcode you want.
Dag-ErlingMemberWell this is what I see on my screen
I took a screenshot of your site. Added a new text under using the Verdana font. On the right I changed the font on your site too 'Roboto'.
I am not sure what happens on your end and why you don't see the correct font. But it seems to be a local problem and not in the CSS.
Dag-ErlingMemberHey
It looks like it's the Verdana font on my screen so my guess it that you did it correct. Are you sure you have the font installed on your own computer?
PS! As a WP beginner I recommend installing the Jetpack plug-in from the WordPress. You will get an "Edit CSS" under appearance that allows you to easily modify the CSS on sites without having to find the code in the main theme CSS.
Dag-ErlingMemberThanks for the heads up. I'll test on my own laptop later. I haven't seen that issue myself
Dag-ErlingMemberHey Paul and thanks for the input.
I do have one question for you: When you are talking about the menu you are talking about the normal one and not the responsive menu that turns up when you scale it down.
Dag-ErlingMemberHum, I manged both of the tings I asked for. But I can't delete the post, or edit it... sorry for spamming the thread.
Dag-ErlingMemberHey
I bought the same plug-in and testing it out. However I do have some questions.
1. How did you get the landscape view on the pictures. Mine are square and I "hate" it.
2. The can't find a way to have the overlay just move the picture. They always push it away. Did you do something special there or am I just missing a setting?
My page is here: http://www.dagerlingjensen.no/portefolje (Norwegian sorry)
- Dag
Dag-ErlingMemberWhile I agree that the site has an older looking style on it I won't re-build it for the client. But I won't use the Agency Theme again either. It's pretty "meh" to work with in lack of other words.
Thanks for the feedback though
Dag-ErlingMemberHey
Not sure what you mean by tired. Could you go further into that? Does the page look old fashioned?
I'm not that much of a fan of the rolling gallery/slideshow myself but it was something the client insisted on.
- Dag
Dag-ErlingMemberHello Tom
Those tips did wonders! Thank you.
Dag-ErlingMemberA little forever alone post here but I found the CSS that was messing point 2 up.
In Ambiance Pro there are these lines
.genesis-nav-menu .menu-item:hover > .sub-menu { left: 50%; margin-left: -100px; opacity: 0.8;
That is the part that moves the menu when the mouse hover over it. With that fixed the menu stays still.
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