Website changes using CSS

  • vfresh

    (@vfresh)


    8 years, 10 months ago

    [ Moderator note: moved to Fixing WordPress. Please do not use Developing with WordPress for these topics. ]

    Hi Everyone,

    I am new to the forum and hope i will be able to provide some benefit in the future.

    I have almost finished creating a WordPress site using the twenty seventeen theme but have across some things I can not change through CSS no matter how much research i do.

    There are 3 areas I would like to change.
    1. I am using a Logo image in the Site Title rather than text, when I change to mobile view, the logo/site title does not re-size, instead it is cut. Is there anything I can do so that it resizes to fit all screens or will I need to Just use text as the site title?

    2. I downloaded the WP Display header plugin for my site so that each page has a different header, however, the blog page header will not change and remains the same as as the home page header. Each blog post header changes but the actual blog page that lists all of the blogs header will not change.

    3. is there a way to change the positioning of page content when it is in mobile view? I would like some areas of the page to be positioned differently in mobile compared to Tablet and Desktop.

    I really appreciate all of the help! My site is not published yet so I am not sure how to provide all of the code to you guys to look through?

    Thanks!

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  • Bob Cristello

    (@gntmidnight)

    8 years, 10 months ago

    First off, CSS is an extremely flexible language as well as being incredibly powerful.

    Second, there is nothing that you are asking that would be impossible, the devil is always in the details.

    As for item 3, you are probably looking at learning about @media queries to display information differently based on the size of the screen.

    Most people who do CSS, only need access to to the pages you want them to review and they INSPECT them using their browser tools.

    If you provide a link to the existing site and the specific pages you are looking to get input on, people will eventually start pitching in.

    Thread Starter vfresh

    (@vfresh)

    8 years, 10 months ago

    Hey Bob, Thanks for the response, so in order to be able to share a working link, i have to have the wordpress website published and available to the internet correct?

    Thread Starter vfresh

    (@vfresh)

    8 years, 10 months ago

    Okay, I published the website

    http://www.thetattooedwanderer.com/

    If anyone could point me in the right direction as to fixing the above.

    THANK YOU!

    Thread Starter vfresh

    (@vfresh)

    8 years, 10 months ago

    bump..

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