vintagedave
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Great – thankyou very much! I didn’t know about the before and after properties before – good to learn something too 🙂
Sure, try this: http://parnassus.co/?page_id=19
It hovers almost exactly below the bottom of the screen, except for the front page, where it’s much further down still.
This is what I’m using to make the menus more minimal, by the way:
/* Dropdown menus: square edges, not rounded */ .dropdown-menu { border-radius: 0; border-image: none; background-image: none; }Without that, ie with the default look, a screenshot looks like this: http://postimg.org/image/j3mkoq5nj/1c93c5c5/
and I think it’s easier to see.
No – it’s not the down-point caret indicating that a menu will drop down. It’s when a menu is already dropped down, two small gray lines forming an upwards-pointing caret on the top left of the drop-down menu, pointing back up to the main-menu item it dropped down from.
Here’s a screenshot: http://postimg.org/image/661trja5n/5a78f95c/
Even here it’s almost invisible, but you can see it touching the orange O.
Originally, these images had drop-shadows and rounded corners, and the arrow fit that visual look quite well. I’m removed the shadows and rounded corners, and so all that is left is the arrow.
Me either.
Thanks for your help, too, by the way 🙂
Any luck? I haven’t been able to find the CSS that causes it, or an image either. I can just see it’s there…
Sure – you mean a website link?
The site is http://parnassus.co/ and I’m using the standard Cuztomizr Orange theme, plus of course some custom CSS for the modifications I’ve made. You can see on the menu on the top right, the right-hand item has a dropdown. When you hover over it and the dropdown opens, you can see above the dropdown the small glyph. It’s two grey lines, almost invisible.
Unfortunately I’m having trouble with the bottom-aligned footer, using the code you linked to: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/stick-footer-to-bottom
It does need to be changed to account for the footer height, and I (think) I’ve done that: it seems to be 112 pixels, 62 for the colophon and 50 for the footer itself.
However, the footer consistently floats a couple of hundred pixels off the bottom of the screen.
Any ideas?
Ah ha! I didn’t realise you could add a slider to any page…
Your reply was very helpful (thankyou) and led me to this other post, which I think is also by you! http://www.themesandco.com/snippet/reduce-height-slider/
and for future readers, I ended up using this CSS code:
/* Adjust the Slider Height */
.page-id-13 #customizr-slider.carousel .item {
height: 150px;
min-height: 150px;
line-height: 150px;
}
where the page ID needs to match the page you have the slider on.Thanks for your help!