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Hello again. I think I "fixed" it.
Forgive me it's been ages since I did any CSS with a Genesis theme.
Here's what I did. In WordPress I went Themes > Appearance > click on the Child Theme
Then I clicked on Additional CSS and then added
figcaption {font-size: 14px;}... and Published and that seemed to do the trick.
It's not the way I used to do it. I used to edit the style.css of the child theme but WordPress has changed a lot since then.
Am I right to be doing it this way?
Thanks Brad, I didn't see that (more elegant) solution but I'll stick with the HTML and CSS solution – easier for me.
It can all be done with HTML and CSS.
You can put <span> tags in the title area of the WordPress edit Page page. (I didn't know you could do this).
Your work should <span>standout</span> from the crowd
Then the CSS will be :
.page-id-123 h1 span{color:hotpink;}
Case closed. Thank you.
Hello Kelly, thank you for that but I don't understand. That's a solution if you're able to edit the single.php or another theme file but I have to work out how to employ that edit in functions.php
Thank you, Mindy and Jeng, starting with a nice Genesis child theme as a base make the process easier! 🙂
I've just put it in, Brad, thank you.
I found it here: http://wpsites.net/blogging/stop-comment-spam/
I will report back on progress.
Yeah, Dave, I put the body up to 18px from 16px – kinder to the eyes!
Thanks, Dave. Hope you're well.
Thanks, Susan, for understanding my ramblings.
What I was thinking of doing was using the widgets to show a big image featured posts, then 4 half column featured posts with thumbnails, then 6 listed headlines without images. Then a text widget with a link to site.com/blog/page/2/ so the visitor could keep going.
I've just heard back from Sensei:
Sounds like you'd need to include the comments output in the wrapper templates for your Genesis theme. You may need to get help from Genesis support to find the exact code you need to include in your wrapper templates, according to the method described [here] http://docs.woothemes.com/document/sensei-theming/#section-15
h'mmm
Dave, Nathan just tweeted me "use the parameters. It's how WP 3.9 will expect it to be used, though it won't break if you just use the 'html5' part."
@robcubbon use the parameters. It's how WP 3.9 will expect it to be used, though it won't break if you just use the 'html5' part.
— Nathan Rice ?’? (@nathanrice) March 31, 2014
I guess I'd better change it on my sites then 🙂
Hey Dave, nice to talk to you again. I've tweeted it out to Nathan Rice (I hope that's OK).
I guess I will keep the retina display media queries as is and create a 2x larger version of the logo.
Thank you so much, nutsandbolts, I think I am understanding of these retina device media queries a little bit better – thank you so much.
Just to muddy the waters still further, I have added the following to my CSS this is to ensure my logo fits into the narrower devices:
@media only screen and (max-width: 1023px) { .header-image .site-header .wrap { background: url(images/logo2.png) no-repeat; background-size: 320px 164px; } }So this
logo2.pngis 320 pixels by 164 pixels.So maybe this would simplify things. As my logo on devices narrower than 1023 pixels wide will be the normal size, 320 pixels by 164 pixels, then I could keep the
[email protected]as the same size as the original (720px x 328px) and keep the retina media queries the same as well.Would that work?
The site isn't live yet but it will be very soon I hope.
I think you're right, Susan, the only way is probably to put a massive number in the time between slides.
What I mean is, I want the slider to be static until you click on the arrows or the pagination circles but not otherwise.
thank you.
Don't put the iframe in – try just :
http://www.youtube dot com/watch?v=FfRy_upxgkwI couldn't put the proper URL in there because it turned into a video on this site 🙂
I can't remember what I put in that field for Fitvids – try some main wrap tag.
