[mrkoetje]

Thank you Homes!

[mrkoetje]

thanks you / dank je wel!

[mrkoetje]

thanks!

Well, its Dutch. You should know because you have a name rooted in dutch (Erika De Wit) 🙂 like your site 2!

[mrkoetje]

ik hou van eenvoud, maar deze is op het randje van eenvoud. bijna te simpel voor een dergelijke kapper met zeer hoge prijzen. Toch vind ik 'm erg mooi. Goed hoe je in responsive layout de afspraakbutton onderin fixed zet. Ik mis wel wat meer info en foto's van waar ik zou komen te zitten, kopje koffie?

[mrkoetje]

thanks! Now diving into CSS3 animations for that smooth scroll effect and fadein objects which I love......

[mrkoetje]

I restart this topic because I would like to see an answer on this one. I would also like a mobile first approach, but genesis themes are (all?) desktop first.
Does anyone know if Studiopress will make (optional) CSS styles for their themes?

[mrkoetje]

thanks both of you!

[mrkoetje]

ok, thanks! Worked it out, used this line to add li item in menu and with css it only shows on mobile and big screens menu:

$menu .= '<li class="NORMAL CLASSES"><a href="URL"><img src="IMG" /></a></li>';

is this good practise?

http://classenmontage.martinkoedoot.nl

[mrkoetje]

FTP & style.css does the trick. Or just edit style.css in dashboard wordpress.

If you want to have your new CSS Styles in different document, then you have to enqueue a new stylesheet in the functions file.

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