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Another screenshot of the user his dashboard. The password will be provided once the elements of the website has been finished 🙂
It depend from the Viewport, you can disable it in this way:
COPY CODE<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=0"/>add user-scalable=0 and it should work on your inputs as well. 🙂
It is almost perfect, please check this video: http://youtu.be/oR2HLxjY5ns
There is a small transition left between the sticky and un-sticky main menu.Okay, I set up a ‘top banner’ with a Google Adsense advertisement. The advertisement is now showing at the middle of the screen, please check this screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/exxbjhijg6xk4yz/Screenshot%202014-10-10%2010.31.31.png?dl=0
I do like to have this banner centered within the content part, and not centered based on content and sidebar.
Sure thing:
Point to domain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=revslider
If you are using the demo content, the demo slideshow will be visible. Next press on ‘Edit Slides’ and choose the slider you want to edit. Scroll down and you will find the slide with text. 🙂
This code is related to the extra container I added to my template. But I do like to reduce the height of the header, not the container below the header. The one with 88px height.
COPY CODE.kleo-main-header .navbar, .kleo-main-header .navbar-collapse ul { line-height: normal; }does not work.
I understand. Let me tell you a little more the way I created this: I created a menu within WordPress and assigned this menu to the custom menu widget.
Example menu item code:
COPY CODEProfile <span class="label label-warning view-your-menu">[mycred_my_rank show_title="1" show_logo="0"]</span>The stylesheet for ‘view-your-menu’:
COPY CODE.view-your-menu { float: right; }The following css has been assigned to the whole custom menu widget:
COPY CODE#nav_menu-3, #nav_menu-2 { background-color: #ffffff; border: 1px solid #dee0e0 !important; font-size: 100% !important; padding: 20px !important; }I found a workaround related to my question in the openings post.
I created a three column row with two elements in each column: an icon and HTML text below it. The icon has a 4x font size. The HTML text below has been centered.
Next, I added a custom class to the icons, like bh-1 till bh-6. Finally, the color attribute has been added to the stylesheets. The result: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dbjsdz2e2exs0nr/Screenshot%202014-10-06%2021.55.37.png?dl=0
What about these link icons, linked to a different page: http://beatjudge.com/my/
Password: beatcoinI understand, but this changes the icon colors for each button. I do like to have the same icon in different colors.
Issue has been fixed by creating a new Bootstrap sidebar instead of copying the HTML code of the main menu. 😉
I know! 😉
So if I got you right, I have to hide the title and it’s components for every Woocommerce product?
This issue is related to the font weight chosen in the Theme options of KLEO. If the font weight value is not present in the .css stylesheet, it will become unsharp.
Confirmed, I was testing this with the HTML editor. Raw HTML element with visual composer is working. 🙂
I already found a nice Google font which match with our current theme colors. Adding a paid font is not the solution. Consider this topic as solved.
The problem has almost been resolved, somehow there is a border present: https://www.dropbox.com/s/e2xjhaphyqyc1a3/Screenshot%202014-10-02%2021.55.33.png?dl=0
The password protected website is the first version. The screenshot attached on the first post is the second design, with a more lighter design. A link to the website can be found here: http://beatjudge.com/v2/
