[Erika]

Hmm. Just tested them and they work fine for me... can you share a snapshot of what happens when you click?

[Erika]

Back to Daily Dish.

[Erika]

I've decided to try a new theme for now.

[Erika]

I think it is very professional! Good use of color and layout of information. It's very clear how to contact your client, and if I could read German (which I think that is?), the information about what he does would be very clear too! I think you've met your goal.

[Erika]

You can also plug this code into your Functions.php file and it should fix the problem:

//* Modify read more link
add_filter( 'get_the_content_more_link', 'new_read_more_link' );
function new_read_more_link() {
	return '... <a class="more-link" href="' . get_permalink() . '">Read More &raquo;</a>';
}

[Erika]

MemberPress is a great plugin I've used for building a membership site. You can offer free trials or unlimited kinds of paid memberships. You can also easily set the login page, sign up page and thank you page. However, the design of these pages will be determined by your theme. You will also need a custom page template coded for determining your dashboard layout if you don't like any layouts your theme already offers.

[Erika]

You're welcome!

[Erika]

Hi Mat,

Try:

@media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {

body > div {
	font-size: 2rem;
}

}

You can always change the font size and screen size of the media query if you want to include tablets.

[Erika]

All you need to do is go to Appearance > Menus to customize the navigation link titles. However, whatever you set that as is what will appear in the breadcrumb. I’m not sure if there is an easy way to change that.

[Erika]

How are you trying to get them to display? If you look at the demo, they are made to appear a certain way in different areas. If you like the look of one particular area though, you could always up the amount of posts the widget displays.

[Erika]

Awesome! You're welcome.

[Erika]

Mike,

Removing those areas would be far easier! You just wouldn't insert a widget into them and they won't appear. I recommend both of those themes because they have the logo to the left like you want, and will look great on mobile.

Also, the widget areas on the homepages of those themes are full width and are already coded to display information nicely that are more inline with you purposes. Just my humble opinion of course!

[Erika]

You can find code like that simply by googling what issue you're trying to solve. Here's an article with more code you might find helpful: https://www.wpexplorer.com/best-woocommerce-snippets/

[Erika]

Hi PA,

Is there any particular reason you chose Foodie Pro? I think the Business Pro theme or Corporate Pro theme would suit your needs better and require far less custom coding.

[Erika]

All I do is put the following code in the functions.php file to fix compatibility issues:

//* Add support for WooCommerce
 add_theme_support( 'woocommerce' );

[Erika]

Hi Sveen,

Forget using the blog template and just link to the two categories you want people to access. Categories generate their own pages. From the admin dash, go to Posts > Categories and click the view button under the categories you want to feature. That'll lead you to the page with the URL. It'll look just like a blog page.

[Erika]

I have noticed that some of the most recent updates to StudioPress child themes include many files for Woocommerce compatibility. If you are not running an online shop, you shouldn't have reason to switch.

[Erika]

Hi Tony,

Along with checking out the article, swap out the code in line 1148 of your style.css file and replace it with this one:

.site-header .widget-area {
	color: #fff;
	float: right;
	width: 500px !important;
}

That will make your banner fit the height of the header like the one across from it. Let me know if this helps!

[Erika]

Hi Tanya,

This post will help get you back on track: https://isaiahdesign.co/after-header-widget-genesis/

Let me know how it goes!

[Erika]

Wow, this is an odd issue. From where I'm standing, I'm not sure. It might be worth contacting StudioPress directly and mentioning you tried to get help in the forum.

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