Senff
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CSS NEWBIE HELP
Try adding this to your CSS: .entry-content .wpsocialite.small { padding:0; margin:0; }
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What do you suggest?
Both of your links: "Nothing Here - The file you are looking for has been deleted or moved."
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What do you suggest?
Wait. Are you actually saying that when I see an ad for bottled water somewhere, it's actually created by a tobacco company trying to get me to buy their brand of cigarettes? I'll need to see a concrete example of that. (The fact that I&#…
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Negative margins on nested elements
Absolute is not an option as the site is responsive. ? Sorry, I don't see the relation between the two. Absolute positioning and responsive design can work very well together.
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How to Make Multiple Columns
You can use the CSS3 multicolumn layout: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-multicol/ Very limited support though: http://caniuse.com/#feat=multicolumn
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Negative margins on nested elements
Is absolute positioning an option?
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IE9: problems with @fontface
It shows a proper font in my IE9 (but it's actually IE9 mode in IE10, or IE9 in IEtester, so I'm not sure about true IE9).
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What do you suggest?
Are you asking for design ideas, or marketing/PR ideas?
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Navigation issue on iPad
I think there's just not enough room for the logo and 5 menu items when your iPad is in portrait mode, which causes the menu items to wrap. I'd suggest to use a media query there to make the text in the menu items some 12 pixels.
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Sass comments weird.
Not sure if it's typos or anything (or if your compiler allows this) but your pre-compiled code doesn't have brackets and semicolons. I use Compass.app as my SASS compiler and if I use this code: .foo { color: #369; fon…
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Damn you, Internet Explorer!!!
Wish people stop doing that and actually start taking responsibility for how they do their job. +1 9 out of 10 times when people complain about their site breaking in IE, it's because of "bad" code, typos, or them trying to impl…
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I'm having a double footer border problem
My mistake, those other errors indeed showed. Still, the missing A tag resulted in no less than 6 validation errors. I prefer to use validation tools as guidelines only but this kind of stuff just annoys me ;)
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I'm having a double footer border problem
The markup is all jacked up only because of that wrong closing tag. Goes to show that a validator can show many errors when in fact, there is only one.
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I'm having a double footer border problem
There's a typo in here:
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Media Queries for Standard Devices still up to date on this Site?
It doesn't take iPhone 5 landscape into consideration, so no, it could use some updating. However I'm a big fan of not using standard breakpoints (based on standard devices / resolutions), but using breakpoints based on where your design …
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Display:block Creating 100% Width?
I don't see any EDIT link on that page (likely because I'm not logged in to your system) so can't really see what the problem is.
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Responsive fixed header problem
I don't think it is possible to have the header "push down" the main content, when the header has a fixed position. Reason being that the fact that it's fixed, it's taken out of the document flow and it has no impact on its …
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Centered div in everything but IE
Am I just lucky it's working in the other browsers? IE is less forgiving, basically. "Bad" code will show bad in IE, while other browsers will do some interpretation of it (and attempt to correct code errors and such).
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Centered div in everything but IE
Your page (the first link) doesn't have a doctype declaration at the top. Because of that, IE displays it in quirks mode.
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Transition button value change
Thats even better. Mine actually used inputs because I started with a JQ solution and inputs (changing the value attribute), but in the end @CrocoDillon's solution makes more sense. You can send the beer to him, @whodunit ! :)
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Transition button value change
Pure HTML/CSS solution (no pseudo elements): http://codepen.io/senff/pen/rbIJs
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buttons and text colliding -- PLEASE HELP
We'll need to see the actual page so we can check the code. Can't do much with just a screenshot.
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Single page websites
A full step-by-step guide would be a little much, also not knowing what you already know. Step 1 would probably be to look into jQuery.
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CSS copied from a site is formatted horribly. How can I snap it into something legible?
http://www.cleancss.com/
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Keeping parent page highlighted?
You're right, I missed that. This should be the proper code: .topmenu li a:hover, .topmenu li.current_page_item a, .topmenu li.current_page_parent a, body.postid-201 .topmenu li.page-item-21 a, body.postid-194 .topmenu li.page-item-21 a,…
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Keeping parent page highlighted?
Link is all the way at the beginning of the thread @Paulie_D ;) Since Wordpress already added classes to the body, you can use those to style the Project menu item. Change line 105 in your CSS: .topmenu li a:hover, .topmenu li.current_page_item …
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@font-face problem
Did you upload the font file (taller_evolution_rev.otf) to your server?
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Wordpress Theme Issues
If you changed the files in your themes (like index.php, single.php, page.php and so on), you can't just "reset" it -- you'd be better off removing the (edited) theme altogether and reinstall it.
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jQuery close current DIV
I would just use $(this).parent() for this: http://codepen.io/senff/pen/fqmFo