mintertweed
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WordPress Producing Duplicate Images in Easy FancyBox
Just checked all the p tags. They all seem to be closed. Also, when I don't encapsulate the h4 and p it doesn't duplicate the image, which furthers your point. But I don't see any un-closed tags. But if I use the bit of code you poste…
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WordPress Producing Duplicate Images in Easy FancyBox
@TheDoc, okay, I wrapped the anchor tag around the h4 and p tag, but I need to know if what I am experiencing now is a problem with my code or an issue with the WordPress plugin I am using. Basically, when you click on one of the images and begin t…
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WordPress Producing Duplicate Images in Easy FancyBox
Welp, I believe that solves everything. Thank you muchly, @Paulie_D and @TheDoc.
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WordPress Producing Duplicate Images in Easy FancyBox
@TheDoc: I used this... .gallery { width: 970px; height: 100%; margin: 0 -10px 0 0; } And it works like a charm. Thank you for the suggestion! As for the solution to my first question, this is what my HTML code looks like... …
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WordPress Producing Duplicate Images in Easy FancyBox
@Paulie_D: Hrm, I used this to target the fifth child and every fifth child: .image-box:nth-child(5n+5) And it removes the right margin from the first child. Not sure what is happening there. So, I then targeted just the fifth child: .image-box:…
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WordPress Producing Duplicate Images in Easy FancyBox
Yeah, I think :nth-child will do the trick, because if I were to add left margin and remove it from the first child, I would still have to define the beginning of each row. Okay, one question answered. On to the next one! Thanks, @Paulie_D!
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Masonry & WordPress
Okay, using :nth-child may be problematic. For example: #linky .boxy:nth-child(4n) { background-color: #123456; } This will make every fourth child (4, 8, 12, 16, et cetera) a dark blue. But if I then say: #linky .boxy:nth-child(3n) { ba…
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Masonry & WordPress
Change of plans. I took out box-sizing and the 10 pixel margin. Now, what I would like to do is set nine different colors and apply a separate color to each blog post. I know this can be done with :nth-child, I am just not sure how to implement it. …
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Masonry & WordPress
Yeah, the header is a bit screwy. But also, the opening statement on the front page is only taking up half the screen and flowing on three lines. And the posts should be taking up the entire 960 pixel width and it's not. Also, if you visit my &…
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Masonry & WordPress
Okay, added. It threw everything out of whack. You can check it here. I gotta head to bed. Have to wake up early. I'll revisit everything tomorrow. Later!
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Masonry & WordPress
Okay, added margin-right: 0px; and I checked it in Google Chrome. Nothin'. I didn't realize you had to state 0px. I thought the code for :last-child would override the other.
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Masonry & WordPress
@chrisburton: I thought about that, but within the Masonry concept, would it ever recognize a div that is indeed the last-child of a particular row of posts? Edit: This is the correct usage of :last-child, right? #linky .boxy:last-child If it …
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Masonry & WordPress
Thank you so much, @mcjohnst! I now have something to look at. One quick question though (and I believe this is a CSS question): Each .boxy has a margin-right of 10px. Well, that is all fine and dandy for the first three divs, but what if I want my …
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Masonry & WordPress
Okay. Closing script tag done. I apologize for that one. Website is back to normal apart from my blog posts missing on the front page. In the tutorial it says that he is "using WP_Query to specifically fetch the latest 15 posts from [his] Links…
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Masonry & WordPress
This is all it says: Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token.
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Masonry & WordPress
@chrisburton and @mcjohnst: Okay, I placed the jQuery function back in the html-header.php and I believe #linky is outside of the loop now. Go here to see the broken website. How do I check error messages with Google Chrome?
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Masonry & WordPress
Okay, so I actually want Masonry, rather than Isotope. I found this page, here, and I am trying to implement it with my current theme, here. So, I followed the tutorial and it completely crashed my site. Now, I need to figure out what I did wrong. …
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Masonry & WordPress
Hrm, iPhone and pulsating. That is a new one. I wonder what is causing it. I wonder if it is the Starkers theme I am using. Anywho, okay, I'll target the loop in the index.php and report back if anything arises.
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Masonry & WordPress
Pulsating? You mean the color shift on rollover?
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Current Navigational Highlighting #2
Helpful and informative! That makes perfect sense. Thank you so much, @Melindrea. The drama that is menu-making is complete!
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Current Navigational Highlighting #2
Okay, one more question about current navigational highlighting and then my menu will be finished! I created a fork of my original CodePen, this time with Leaflet highlighted (you have to scroll over Projects to see it in the sub-menu). So, my quest…
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Current Navigational Highlighting #2
Okay, that works. Question: I tried targeting .current-menu-item a without using !important and it didn't work. How does !important change it? Thank you for the tip! Edit: Thank you, @Senff.
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Help with aligning logo with nav bar
Post the live site. From the code you posted, all we know is that there are two div ids, one of logo focusing on the img tag and the other is called wp-title-logo, both with three text shadows. That is all we know from that. Edit: Oh, in8designs.co…
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Current Navigational Highlighting
Okay, I added add_theme_support( 'menus' ); to functions.php and I now have the ability to make a menu. I made a menu, but then I look under Theme Locations and it says: Your theme supports 0 menus. Select which menu appears in each lo…
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Current Navigational Highlighting
I would need to add theme support for menus. A fresh download of Starkers v4.0 does not provide such things. I am just afraid of how I would go about styling the menu once it has been generated in WordPress. I don't really know that much about …
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Font Fury
Sorry for the confusion. My first message was concerning my portfolio website and my second question onward was for Happy Naked People. To explain the yellow cubes, I decided to use Happy Naked People to test SVG files, so I was playing with tiled S…
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Current Navigational Highlighting
Okay, my menu, code-wise, is one of the only things I do not know how to do. I really need some advice on how to control the highlighting in the ul chain. You can see for yourself what is happening, here. If you select either Feel Good Candy or Leaf…
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Font Fury
I believe I have a winner. Drum-roll. Montserrat! I wanted it to be less formal and a little more jovial/playful while not being too juvenile. @chrisburton: No problem. My website will be waiting for your assessment. Edit #1: I am now only using t…
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Font Fury
Okay, I am completely open to suggestions for what font I should use as my article titles on here. I like Arvo for the menu and introductory paragraph, but I am not liking it as the font for article titles. And it has to be a font I can use without …