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This is the webpage. The issue occurs when I do not have a titlebar.
I have been troubleshooting the issue and it seems to be WPBakery editor. It started adding margins between elements and especially after the footer. The margin/padding of the latter does not show up in Yellow Pencil, nor Chrome developer editor so I cannot solve it.
There is no issue if I follow the same steps of creating a page with Unyson, however. Unfortunately, I have started using WPBakery editor so it would be appreciated to have the issue solved.
I also seem to not be able to convert a Unyson page to work with WPBakery. If I try to do so, WPBakery items don’t save.
There’s a new update of the plugin so it might solve the issue. Will you be updating your theme soon?
Hello again,
I have attached the screenshots. You can see that in the original front page, the header is transparent so it overlaps with the slider. In the other photo, the slider is below the header.
Both pages use the same settings. Full width, header style 1 with the only difference that the one with this problem uses WPBakery builder instead of Unyson. I cannot find any margins or paddings related to this issue.
Thank you for your support.
I saw that there was a padding of 40px in Yellow Pencil prior to making this post. I tried the code and although it removes the mentioned padding, my slider stays below the header. I use header type 1 that is transparent.
I have entered the code you suggested.
Thank you again for the support!
Worked perfectly. Thank you for the fast response!
Now half of the css is not working and it still has the glitch.
Thank you for your time and support but I’ll text in the WooCommerce forum to find where their css is so I can change it directly 🙂
Thank you for the support,
I am not sure what you mean by use the child theme. I installed the child theme immediately after installing the main one. You can see that it’s there in the screenshot.
The code that I am using you can find in WordPress’ main css editor (Additional css). If you remove it from there and place it in the child theme it does not work at all : )
You can see/test the shop page on a mobile device before and after you transfer the code.
Hello, cache plugins don’t help with the problem.
As I told you in the first explanation, your child theme is not working for me.
I have deleted cache on every device that I tested with (two laptops, 4 browsers and a phone)
The code is correct because it works when I place it in WordPress’ default editor.
On the video that I have shared you can see that the woocommerce shop first loads the original css stylesheet and then my additional css.
The box that filters posts first shows at the top left corner behind the header and then to the new place.
I can’t find the woocommerce stylesheet to change this from there instead of in WordPress’ integrated css editor.
