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that code looks right, however, it isn't CSS. It is PHP and needs to go at the bottom of your functions.php file.
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There is a support team from the theme authors over at feastdesignco
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You'd need to add these style changes via css.
for example...
To change the background of the button, and have the text on the button white;
.button { background-color: orange; color: white; }To change the backgroud of the button when you hover the curser over it;
.button:hover { background-color: darkorange; color: white; }
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yes, i've changed quite a few sites over and have had no problems. You just need to make sure the plugins you are using also work with php7, which is can do by using the PHP Compatibility Checker
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If you use the browser inspect tool, you can find the class of the sub menu you want to change the position of. Then adjust the value of the 'top' element until you have them inline.
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Or use Genesis 404 plugin, which takes away the site map and allows you to just add some content to the 404 page.
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It's not a CSS problem. You just need to remove the featured post widget that you have inside the welcome widget area. That extra markup is what is causing the larger height on the widget area. There should just be one text widget in that space as in the demo.
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it's because of the latest chrome update
https://sridharkatakam.com/fix-jump-links-agency-pro/
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The only thing that would be making the quality worse (as the image isn't being stretched by the CSS) is the image compression done by WordPress when you upload a file. There is a filter to stop this happening.
The other thing you might want to do is use the retina 2x plugin and then ensure the original file you upload at as least 2x as big as you need it to fit. In your case, at least 2048px wide. This'll mean it'll stop being blurry on high def screens.
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The site http://www.honesttalkpodcast.com definitely looks responsive on this end. Updating Genesis shouldn't effect it as the CSS is from the child theme only.
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You'd need something like this. This would work on the Magazine Pro Theme out the box, I'm not sure what customizations you have made without a link, so you may have to change the px amounts a bit.
@media only screen and (max-width: 840px) { .menu-toggle { position: fixed; top: 0; } .site-container { margin-top: 52px; /* This needs to be same px value as the height as the responsive menu button */ } nav.genesis-responsive-menu { position: fixed; top: 52px; } }
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it's because 'https://thegadgetlog.com/wp-content/themes/magazine-pro/js/responsive-menu.js' doesn't exist.
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Which part of the image isn't showing? If you mean the sides, then this is neccessary otherwise the image would need to be stretched in order to fit.
If you're talking about seeing the end of the image when you scroll, this is due to the parallax effect, so in this case you'd need to upload an image with a larger height.
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it's '.site-header .widget-area' is set to width 820. Because you've enlarged the title-area, this needs to be reduced to fit on the same line. changing it to about 730px should do it.
Ps that logo is very blurry on my mac retina screen. You probably should think about upload an 800px version so people with high def screens don't see the blur.
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Occasionally this has happened to me when updating WordPress. Only once or twice, it was when I had removed some of the layout settings and for some reason the update caused everything to go to content-sidebar.
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I can't see that code on your site. It maybe because of the minifying/caching of the css
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You'd need to change the background-position from center to left on '.header-image .site-title > a'. You do this by changing the stylesheet.
If you don't know any CSS, then Genesis Sample theme is probably not your best bet. This child theme is designed to be styled with CSS. There are lots of other child themes where you wouldn't need to touch any CSS.
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in infinity pro this problem is solved on the other pages apart from the home page. the site inner gets margin-top automatically applied depending on the height of the site header and if it's fixed position or not.
The only page this doesn't apply on is the home page. It sounds like all you need to do is activate it for the home page aswell.
so you need to go into /infinity-pro/js/global.js
and find the bit...
// Push the .site-inner down dependant on the header height. if ( ! $body.hasClass( 'front-page' ) ) { __repositionSiteHeader( headerHeight, $siteInner ); $(window).resize(function() { // Update header height value. headerHeight = $siteHeader.height(); __repositionSiteHeader( headerHeight, $siteInner ); }); }and remove the restriction for the front page...
// Push the .site-inner down dependant on the header height. __repositionSiteHeader( headerHeight, $siteInner ); $(window).resize(function() { // Update header height value. headerHeight = $siteHeader.height(); __repositionSiteHeader( headerHeight, $siteInner ); });make sure to remove the end bracket also so you don't brake the js
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i would change the color of the call to action button. Black on red doesn't work, and it's hard to read.
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That is definitely how you do it. Deleting it is just the same as it being 100%, choosing a value is probably recommended so you don't have too many words per line.
I just tried it and changing the value to say, max-width: 1100px; works fine. Just make sure you clear your browser cache to make sure you see the style changes after you change it.
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