[jbendinerParticipant]

Hi Victor
I fixed the problem by deactivating the polylang plugin . I activated it without making any adjustments and the problem (at least for now) is gone. So yes, I resolved the problem but have no idea how!!!

[jbendinerParticipant]

Liz,
Problem solved.
Much appreciated!
Best regards,
Jerry

[jbendinerParticipant]

For those that might be interested, I seem to have found a solution, at least for desktop views:

.home-section-5{
height: 100%;
background: linear-gradient(90deg, #FFC0CB 50%, #00FFFF 50%);
}

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thank you Victor!
I did use the inspector but somehow I missed this one. Will check your post on how to use it. Regards, Jerry

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thank you Victor.

I am not a "pro" but my opinion is that if you are going to replace a Child Theme's

home page

with one based on a page builder you might as well not bother using a Child theme.

So from that point of view, SiteOrigin's page builder seems to offer us something the other page builders do not.

Best regards,
Jerry

[jbendinerParticipant]

Hi Victor, SiteOrigin's page builder makes its widgets available in the Appearance/Widgets section, so the can be used in Studio Press themes'
widgetized home pages. I was looking for a way to do the same with Elementor, but it seems that in their case your approach is the only one that would work. Haven't tested Beaver Builder.

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thank you Victor.. that works!

[jbendinerParticipant]

Hi Christoph,
Really appreciate your reply and the details in it.
I will give it a try!

Thank you.
Jerry

[jbendinerParticipant]

Hey there,
I was having similar problems and investigating I noticed most of this junk was coming from Russia and the Ukraine.
In particular the city of Samara.
Although I didn't want to completely block those countries, I had no choice.
Take a look at the IQ Block Country plugin if you choose to go that route.
I applied it and it took about a week but eventually the junk stopped.

Hope this helps.

[jbendinerParticipant]

Yes, the 'about-us' top level menu is blank by design - you browse the entries under it.
Or at least that is how I have designed it.
If you look at the path it shows: http://www.technologix.ca/#

So yes, the pages are nested and I would like no links to this top level in the breadcrumbs.

[jbendinerParticipant]

Since you commented Tom, one more question.....
How did you find out about logisticsnetworkdesign.com ?
From my previous posts in this forum?
Or somewhow by navigating technologix.ca??

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thank you Tom!
I use logisticsnetworkdesign.com for developing/testing and I actually do not want anyone visiting the site, not even Google!
How can I avoid Google being unhappy??

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thank you Victor!
I will take a look...

[jbendinerParticipant]

figured it out.
had to add a dot before home:
.home .site-inner {

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thank you Brad... will do.

[jbendinerParticipant]

sorry, here is the HTML code for the image:

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thank you Davinder.
I see now the <br>'s you mention, but they are NOT in my code.
The HTML for the page looks like this for the image:

Not sure how the <br>'s suddenly appear, so I have no idea how to remove them!

[jbendinerParticipant]

Figured it out by reading similar posts on this forum.
For those of you that may be looking for something similar, here is the code for style.css:

/* Styling Landing Page Template
--------------------------------------------- */
.page-template-page_landing-php h1.entry-title {
display: none;
}

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thank you brad!

[jbendinerParticipant]

Thanks Brad.
Are you suggesting to use the code below?
<div class="one-half first"> Your first content column here. You can add text or HTML content here </div>
<div class="one-half"> Your second columns content here. You can add text or HTML content here </div>

But this will display 2 columns.

I want to display the 2 columns and then revert back to a single column.

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