Hello,
I haven’t changed anything for the phone number, yet it still gets bigger and messes up the padding. The phone number was already a hyperlink to call the number. And the “Spec Data Sheets” is already a hyperlink too and doesn’t mess up anything. Even if I style the address using CSS to make it white, the phone number has still been altered somehow, and the padding of the container is still messed up because of the phone number, not the address.
How can I fix this?
Thank you.
Yes I resolved this issue. Thanks!
Hello,
Thanks for your help. However, when I look at my Theme Settings > Appearance > Custom Code CSS, and find the .footerbutton in my custom css, it has no media query next to it.
Also, I have many other buttons on the home page that aren’t being styled. None of those button classes have media queries next to it.
Any other ideas?
Thanks.
Yes, I have shared the password to view my site in the private field.
Thank you!
Ok, should I delete the old theme version before or after I install the new theme version?
Thank you for your help! I have just tried updating my Jevelin theme, but I’m not sure if it worked. It’s not showing me my current theme version in my wordpress Jevelin dashboard. I will link my website in the private info field.
Can you check if I’m running the current version?
If it didn’t work, can you help me update it using manual file uploading? Do I need to delete current parent theme first, since I am using a child theme? Do I need to activate new parent theme when I upload it?
Great, thank you!
I actually just figured it out using this code:
#page-container .sh-nav > li.menu-item a {
padding: 0px 10px !important;
margin: 0px -10px !important;
}
.sh-nav li.menu-item {
padding: 0px !important;
margin: 15px !important;
}
My question.. is that code okay to use?
Does it have something to do with the code you gave me previously to stop the header from resizing when scrolling down?
.sh-sticky-header-active .sh-nav > li.menu-item > a {
padding: 30px 0 !important;
}
That didn’t work either.. it just made the clickable area even smaller, but didn’t affect the hover area.
Perfect! Thank you so much!
Thank you very much. That works for the clickable area, but not the hover. The hover area is still the full height of the header. Is there something we can add to the code to fix the hover area too? I would greatly appreciate it. This is one of the last questions I have. You have done an excellent job of helping me get this theme set up!
Thanks,
Derek
I’ve tried that for hours and it doesn’t work. Can you please just tell me the css code to fix this? Simply just keeping the columns the same size when the browser resizes. I would greatly appreciate if you could give me the custom css to fix this.
Thanks,
Derek
One more thing… Now when I resize my browser and my column heading needs two lines, it resizes the column and makes it taller than the others.
How can I make the columns stay the same size even when the heading needs two lines on smaller devices? I will attach a screen shot so you can see what I mean.
Thanks,
Derek
Thank you very much! You’re amazing!
Thank you for your response. Could you please guide me in the right direction? Which file in my child theme should I develop custom code in to achieve this?
Ok thank you. It worked for the widget, but now they are very tall. Is there a way to make the height less? Can we add something to that code you gave me?
What file in the child theme should I develop this code in simply to change the height of the button?