CSS Advice/Help Please
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October 11, 2017 at 2:32 pm #400016
Hi,
Im using as part of WPGeoDirectory on https://cornwall.art, which is tied into the OneSocial Theme from Buddyboss.
Im getting some screwy formatting though and wondered if you could provide CSS to correct an issue.
Listings such as https://cornwall.art/events/port-isaac-1/john-armstrong-dream-reality/ don’t have a featured image (I haven’t set one), yet the title of the post doesnt display other than in the breadcrumb.
ANother listing example (with featured image) https://cornwall.art/events/port-isaac-1/free-creative-workshops-for-adults/ stretches the image and uses it as a massive header (I don’t want that). The title appears on this one, but isn’t alined with the tabbed content below it.
Lastly, the tabs on the detail page aren’t all aligned properly in that the contents of both “Photos” and “Reviews” shrink when clicked on, when they should be the same width and format as they are on the “Profile” and “Map” tabs.
I’ve tried playing about with css myself but seem to end up removing images and titles from appearing on regular blog posts like https://cornwall.art/dress-like-a-gentleman/ (which should remain with the featured image as header and be formatted as it appears.
I’d greatly appreciate guidance on what css is required to rectify these issues, I’ve spent the best part of the day playing with it and got nowhere fast.
Thanks
MikeOctober 11, 2017 at 8:47 pm #400085Hi Mike,
I asked to a developer to follow up. Please provide admin credentials so that he can apply the css and maybe adjust few theme compatibility settings.
Let us know,
Thanks
October 12, 2017 at 12:04 pm #400171This reply has been marked as private.October 12, 2017 at 1:17 pm #400196Listings such as https://cornwall.art/events/port-isaac-1/john-armstrong-dream-reality/ don’t have a featured image (I haven’t set one), yet the title of the post doesnt display other than in the breadcrumb.
I see this custom css
.fn { display: none; }
Thats why title is hidden
ANother listing example (with featured image) https://cornwall.art/events/port-isaac-1/free-creative-workshops-for-adults/ stretches the image and uses it as a massive header (I don’t want that). The title appears on this one, but isn’t alined with the tabbed content below it.
Do you want to hide the image? or don’t want it to stretch?
As for the title I have added some css in your site.
Lastly, the tabs on the detail page aren’t all aligned properly in that the contents of both “Photos” and “Reviews” shrink when clicked on, when they should be the same width and format as they are on the “Profile” and “Map” tabs.
added some css
Thanks
October 12, 2017 at 1:33 pm #400199Hi Gigi,
Thanks for your quick reply.
1. I have removed the .fn css and the title now shows, though it is below the breadcrumb, if no featured image is attached? https://cornwall.art/events/port-isaac-1/john-armstrong-dream-reality/ I would like it to appear as here https://cornwall.art/events/port-isaac-1/free-creative-workshops-for-adults/.
I would like to hide the image (only on geodirectory posts/details pages) only the massive header image, not the wpgeo slider/image area.
With regards the title, it looks good/aligned on wpgeo posts, but it has taken the blog post title off centre as seen here. https://cornwall.art/dress-like-a-gentleman/
Thanks again for your support and assistance.
Regards
MikeOctober 12, 2017 at 3:31 pm #400222Hi Mike I have made your page not to display the main banner.
As for your title, which one you want to display?
Top or bottom?
https://cornwall.art/events/port-isaac-1/free-creative-workshops-for-adults/
October 12, 2017 at 3:33 pm #400224Hi Gigi,
Thanks. Top please, so its big title first followed by breadcrumb underneath.
Regards
MikeOctober 12, 2017 at 4:17 pm #400242Hi Mike,
The top title would appear only when you have featured thumbnail I guess.
So hiding the bottom title would be not good for the pages that has no featured thumbnail. Should I hide the top title and keep the bottom one?
October 12, 2017 at 5:59 pm #400275Hi Giri,
I guess if that’s the case then yeah, keep the bottom title and hide the top. Ideally I would prefer the title to be positioned on top and to show whether featured image or not, but if that’s undoable then keep the bottom title and remove the top. So long as it doesn’t affect the titles from appearing on the ‘blog’ posts.
Thanks again for looking into thtis for me.
Regards
MikeOctober 12, 2017 at 6:43 pm #400290Hi Mike,
I removed the top title. Also remove the margin in breadcrumb. Hope it looks fine now.
Thanks
October 12, 2017 at 9:02 pm #400324Perfect, thankyou so much Gigi,
rgds
MikeOctober 13, 2017 at 11:54 am #400442You are welcome.
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