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Thanks for your response.

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Thank you - much appreciated!

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Thanks Cristoph. It looks like adjusting the GA tracking code is the answer.

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Tom,

Thanks for your reply. The Chris Harmsworth site is attractive and close to what I'd like to do.

What is the total bit rate for the videos shown on chrisharmsworth.com?

I ask because videos with tbr's of 1200 - 3000kbps will play without problem, but pixelation is a issue, especially when the video contain scenes with a lot of movement.

Also, is it possible for the videos on chrisharmsworth.com to play automatically and eliminate the player bar?

I wonder if forcing the viewer to click the "play" button affects how the video is initially cached for viewing.

Valerie

Valerie

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Hi itzsnider - it's great not only to hear from a fellow Baltimoron, but a Towsonite as well !

Thanks for your response - I will check out the 3dTotal Cache. Did not know that a host could offer this .

I think I know the problem with my site... it's a matter of pointing to the correct directory.

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cache plugin helped

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solution:

.cap.soliloquy-container .soliloquy-caption {
position: absolute;
bottom: 0;
left: 0;
width: 100%;
z-index: 1120;
/* background: rgba(0,0,0,.5); */
background: rgba(0,0,0,0);
}

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Hello,

If you are trying to reduce the amount of white space between the clickable menu and content, then:

Your CSS states:

.site-header {padding-bottom:100px;}

You will need to update your CSS under media queries for the affected screen sizes by adding this line of CSS (with no or reduced padding) to eliminate the big white space.

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Yes, it't the transparent black background behind the white captions at the bottom.

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Thanks for the note, Jamie.

I have an old iPad; maybe that's why you see the phone# in black, if you have a newer model.

Also, when I ran a cross browser check, the phone# was black in all cases.

I will try the CSS, though. And maybe get a new iPad 🙂

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.featured-content .entry-title {
font-size: 20px;
text-align:center; /* home-bottom titles centered*/
}

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Susan,

Thanks so much! This solved the issue of enlarging the logo, yet keeping it responsive.

Appreciate your fast response.

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Bill, thanks for your thoughtful reply. I'll check out your other posts on this topic.

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thanks anitac - I hadn't considered Eventbrite but will take a look.

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Thanks Brad, appreciate the link.

For anyone interested, I found the solution on this link:

http://www.skyverge.com/blog/hide-certain-woocommerce-subcategories-catalog/#comment-434102

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Lauren, that worked perfectly. Thanks very much 🙂

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I've reopened this post b/c although my solution worked visually, it does not validate.

On each slider, I want all text after "..." to be in a different color.

Suggestions welcome.... thanks.

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Many thanks - that worked!

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Thanks Andrea.

I did run into the same validation issues with the Ninja plugin, although I'm glad to know about it.

I'll try creating a new template page with a simple contact form that I've used on regular (non WP) sites which require far fewer files.

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resolved via css:

#sidebar-alt h4.widgettitle - added background image; this displays an image beneath the widget title and eliminates the itemprop validation error.

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