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Looking at your site, you use sacconicase theme, could not be found in the ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/ directory, as far as I can see.
If this was a custom theme, you may have to go back to your developer team and ask them to make the necessary change(s) to the theme.
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my theme comes from underscores, a starter theme, it’s not a commercial theme
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Where did you acquire it from?
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We recommend you instead use the developer’s official contact for their premium offerings, as that is the most direct line.
( t-p — as this began as a starter theme, sacconi becomes the developer. There is no theme specific support for developers that start with such a starter theme )
Hey sacconi,
I don’t see any of the issues you describe. The applied CSS should be the same regardless of chosen language. Try flushing your browser’s cache to ensure it’s using the latest CSS. The white line would normally appear between sidebar elements, but the title element had been moved down a few pixels with additional CSS so the white line gets covered. Should be the same for any language.
The two vs. three columns depend upon the viewport width. For me it switches from two to three columns at the same point regardless of chosen language.
OTOH your browser thinks it has two different sites so it will cache the CSS for each separately. If only one language has cached stale CSS, it would explain any discrepancies between languages.
I flushed the browser’s cache but no news. Maybe you too you see the german menu bigger than the italian menu? I cant understand why the font dimension is different in the 2 languages…but only on my laptop, from desktop they look equal
Then menu items all appear to be 16px tall in all but mobile viewport sizes, regardless of language. The mobile sizes are all 23px for all languages. Could that larger German laptop page possibly be zoomed in by your browser? (Ctrl/Cmd + 0 will reset zoom level on most browsers) I don’t actually have a desktop to compare against, but I zoomed out on my laptop until the viewport was 2448px wide and the size never changed.
I did see how the menu items get crowded against the right margin with smaller, non-mobile viewport sizes. The language doesn’t matter. This rule is the cause:
.testata {
padding-top: 15px;
padding-left: 36%;
}
Either reduce the left padding for all viewport sizes; or use a media query to only apply to a smaller range of sizes; or better yet make use of the existing flex-box layout by applying flex-grow: 2; to .testata and applying a right margin distance. Also float .menu-menu-sacconi-container to the right and remove the current left padding rule.
