I am hoping to make the title of blog posts wrap onto a second line as can be seen on blog.buffer.com
I can’t find anything obvious in the code when inspecting the elements on the Buffer blog that would control this and wondered if anybody has achieved this?
Many thanks
use custom css using class name of the tittle text. Mainly custom css field found in Theme option or you can add custom css plugin available for free.
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I am new to elemetor and just wanted to explore the plugin. I have seen the website of Hongkong University and there is a part there where if a user hovers over the text, the background image would change. The change depends on the text being hovered. I wanted to recreate this under elementor but can't figure how.
I tried adding a custom id to the section and button (via elementor), then adding custom CSS codes in WordPress. Unfortunately, I was unsuccessful. If this is not possible using elementor, may I know if there is a plugin that has the same function? Thank you.
I have checked the website you have mentioned above. You can make it using Elementor and some custom coding. Please check this video tutorial which will help you to understand how you can make the same as per your requirement. You need to just change it as background image and hover on text selector.
You can also check this tutorial to get another idea. Code snippets are also added there
I am following a tutorial but there is a problem when I save the menus created for my departament. The theme that I have is electro and I created some static contents to add them to the menu. This is what I got and I don't understand why Any idea what was the mistake? I added them by using backend editor and choosing elements TextBlock
You have to use HTML blocks. Text block won´t work.
If HTML blocks aren´t avaible, maybe "personalized code" or something like that.
I have designed a custom wordpress website. After publishing a custom post I see the design is broken. After checking inspect element, I saw element is automatically generating and its breaking my design. I don't know how and from where its coming. Can anyone help me to figure out this issue.
Thanks,
Gazi
I have fixed the issue. I made a custom function for an excerpt. That was the issue. I didn't stripe the html tags. So, it was generating tag.
I am wondering if there is any type of nice text editor I can add to my wordpress site for the front end. I want users to be able to type in it and send it to themselves. I would think a contact form of some kind, but I am not sure. This is what I am trying to achieve:
I reckon what you are looking for is a simple WYSIWYG editor. You could try adding TinyMCE which is a real simple and quick plugin, to wherever you'd like. Have a look at below:
<script src="http://tinymce.cachefly.net/4.2/tinymce.min.js"></script>
<script>tinymce.init({selector:'textarea'});</script>
<textarea>Easy! Is this what you were looking for?</textarea>
Then you can place this <textarea> above, in a <div> and style it as you like.
Hope this helped.
I wanted to create a horizontal based wp theme.
Something like this one (http://www.lena-meyer-landrut.de)
What would be the best starting point to do that?
Every menuitem(category) is a single post? A custom field? a page? Something else?
Thanks for your help.
If the content doesn't change too often, you can use pages.
But with that theme you would have to write multiple wordpress loops, this code can get quite messy.
Create a loop for each "page" that shows up on the page.
Another way...you could hard-code the design + jQuery sliding.
Then for the plain content sections you could create multiple "sidebars" and put a sidebar where each content part is...the user could then edit their own content with a text widget.
http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2007/11/how-to-create-multiple-dynamic-sidebars-for-wordpress-widgets/
Custom posts are okay, but if you are writing more than 1 custom post per page/post, then it can get quite cluttered...
I think the best option for you would be to build your site based off one of the frameworks of an existing horizontal theme...
Here is the best information I found:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/horizontal-way-for-wordpress?replies=13
Direct link to the old "horizontal way" theme for wordpress:
http://www.thehorizontalway.com/download/THW_template_0.6.zip
Here is another base theme to base your site off of:
http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/wplatformer