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Just change the selector to “.mks_col .mks_one_half,.mks_col .mks_one_third,.mks_col .mks_one_quarter,.mks_col .mks_two_thirds”. Currently one_quarter and two_thirds are missing.
I don’t have a URL where it’s broken, because I fixed it on my own. It’s also nowhere in your demo, since apparently you don’t use shortcodes there. Any page using the mks_two_thirds and mks_one_quarter classes will display incorrectly at resolutions under 670px – they should be 100% width, but they’re not.
It would happen on https://seventhqueen.com/demo/sweetdatewp/members/demo/friends, but you seem to have a bug that prevents any of that user’s 39 friends from showing up.
It looks fine on my site now, but it’s still broken in your theme, so it’ll still be broken on others’ sites.
It’s not my style; it’s in your assets/styles/responsive.css file, line 368.
I’ll override it in my style.css file, but I’m reporting it here as a defect.
Hm, is there a way I could show it only to people who aren’t logged in?
I don’t want logged in users to see that message when they click on “Membership Levels”, that’d be confusing.
Also, it looks like there’s no way to change the menu for users who aren’t logged in, is that correct?
Thanks for your time!
Hm, I know that I can always use !important, but I understand that it’s not a great solution.
It’d be better if style.css was loaded last in the list of stylesheets, so that even with the same selectors it’d override responsive.css and others.
As an example, we wanted to change the header color, so we tried to use the same selector, .header-bg. However, our style declaration in style.css is overridden by the theme’s inline definition with the same selector.
So, as a workaround, we added an id attribute of the same name to that element, and then used the selector #header-bg instead.
I set up an example for you to see at http://social.youtopiaproject.com… our .header-bg style (background: #08719c”) is overridden by an inline style using the same selector.
It does, but it should also close when you click the same area twice. For example, click “Value 2 ▼” twice at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/select#Result, and it shows then hides the options. This is a default behavior that should be emulated in custom implementations like Kleo’s selectbox.
1. Thanks! Removing the Confirm field from the true registration page is trickier, but now that I know what PHP to modify, I can do it, one way or another.
2. Hm, I still don’t understand why Buddypress needs its own name/username field, but I can either figure it out from the code or just leave it be.
Thanks for all your help!
Thanks for the info!
1. I’d rather modify it myself – not for security reasons, but so that I can learn to make similar changes without bothering your support team. Following your answer to #3, I’ll give it a shot and let you know if I get stuck.
2. Hm, I saw that there’s no “Delete” button, but what do you mean “used by the system”? Do these values need to be unique, or is the special in any way (other than being required and having its type fixed)? If I can’t remove it and I can’t change its type, then I’d like to replace one of my other text fields with it, but I need to know if there are constraints like uniqueness that it has to follow.
3. Ah! That’s what the child theme is for… clever! 🙂
1. Did you attach something? I don’t see it on here. I mean the second Password field in the Sign Up form you see on http://social.youtopiaproject.com if you’re not logged in.
2. Ah I see, I can rename it to whatever text field I want.. but what does “Primary” mean, and why can’t I delete this field?
3. I’m a developer, though I’m new to WordPress and themes. Would I just change the theme’s PHP files directly, and then re-do the changes every time we update SweetDate?
Thanks for your help so far!
Please let me know if you didn’t get my previous message with my credentials. I selected “Set this as private reply,” but I’m unfamiliar with this system; that may mean that only I (the creator of this thread) can see my reply.
