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How can we close the gap on a non-transparent header. I'm using classic option. Edit: resolved. Use .header-classic....
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Excellent, thank you!
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One that is closer to the height of the sticky button
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I see within the button shortcode there is a "class" field. In the documentation, all it says is that can be used for scroll class. As you instructed, I added a class to the column containing the button called "takequiz"
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Take a look at this site: https://template.lpnational.wpengine.com/. For the Georgia site we changed the header style to be transparent.
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That is much better. Thank you!
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Ok, I added in a CSS class to the column called "takequiz". I tried to target it but to no avail.
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Nice. That works. However, how can I make this work on the sticky header? With this code it is removed.
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We want it to be less tall in height. The button should be tighter around the text "signup". If you scroll and look at its size in the sticky header, that is the size we would like.
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I thought I had also set a smaller nav area by changing the settings in the logo > advanced options area.
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Yeah, but I think the way we did it is a bit hacky. How would you go about doing it at this template example: https://template.lpnational.wpengine.com/?
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I think we are looking at two different elements. To clarify, I am rwferring to this button shortcode: https://template.lpnational.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2017/08/btn_shortcode.png
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Thank you. On each subdomain, the license prompt shows, see here: https://template.lpnational.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2017/08/betheme_license.png. How can I disable that? One, it confuses my clients and the other is it also obscures…
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I am trying to target the heading "Fundraising For Critical Projects" and make it white.
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Thanks! I got to #8 and forgot to do that step :/ What do you mean I have a split menu?
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Thanks. I now properly setup the blog page and it is showing here: https://www.lpky.org/headlines/. The date is still missing from on each individual post.
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Sorry about those URL's changing. Just switched DNS. Yes, we want the date on the single post as well. https://www.lpky.org/libertarians-hold-2017-convention/
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Here is the CSS I have inserted in child theme stylesheet /* gravity forms */ body #gform_wrapper_1.gform_wrapper *:not(.gfield_label) { font-weight: 300 !important; } and here is the page where it should be used http://ky.lpnational.wpengine…
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I installed your child theme. However, please note this is on a network multisite. Does this not work in that application?
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That fixed it for the home page grid layout, http://ky.lpnational.wpengine.com/ but not on the single post itself: http://ky.lpnational.wpengine.com/libertarians-hold-2017-convention/.
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Thanks mcmello. Good to know it's not unique to my setup.
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(Image) See below. The date of the article should show just below the featured image.
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Thank you! Is there a way so that it wraps tightly around the text on both the left and right side? http://mo.lpnational.wpengine.com/
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See the bottom of this page https://secure.anedot.com/libertarian-party-of-arkansas/general-fund-c9b1aa1e60a
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How do you change the background hover color on the sub menu?
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I have tried disabling all plugins as well.
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Excellent, thank you!
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Thanks. I did that but there is still a large gap between the top menu icon and the image?
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It looks like I got it with this. Look correct? .single-post #Subheader { display:none !important; } .column.one.single-photo-wrapper.image {display: none !important;}
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Lastly, there seems to be too much of a gap between the title and the social icons here: https://www.lpmn.org/voters-guide-to-endorsed-candidates-2016/. Any way to tighten that up?