[Michaela]

Hi @Mahesh,
I wish it was that easy. But no matter whether I simply add two line in the visual editor by clicking on the return space (which results in a &nsbp; in the code version) or whether I add two space lines in the text editor (by clicking “return” twice)… nothing changes. There is no space added between the image and the following text paragraph, or a paragraph and the following paragraph. What’s going on here?
Cheers!

[Michaela]

Hi @Mahesh,
Thanks. But this will always just render space after this specific image.
What if I have two paragraphs of text and want one or two lines of space inbetween. Like this:

<p>sample text</p>

<p>sample text</p>

[Michaela]

Thanks a lot for the code, but this one is too specific, as it only refers to this one picture and the margin after it.
But I have this problem in general. Every now and then there are two paragraphs which I would like to divide by some space, that should be about as big as one or two empty lines. How do I achieve this?

[Michaela]

Hi Mahesh,
please have a look at this page:
http://travelintense.com/travel-equipment/travel-gadgets/e-book-reader/
I would like some space between the first “Buy at Amazon” button and the text “In addition…”.

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
I don’t understand. Where can I choose what should get minified? Right now, I have no JS minified, to get your slider working. But of course I have some plugins and scripts that need the minification. How to solve this issue?
Thanks a lot,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
thanks a lot. Your suggestion works fine to imitate something close to the first website I mentioned. However, what would be the exact code to only show the background color behind the text (not the whole line) and have the line keep on going all the way to the right, even where there is no text anymore?
Also, how do I imitate the second website I mentioned? I tried this:

/* Sidebar title style*/
#secondary .widget-title {
    content: ' ';
    display:inline-block;
    position: relative;
}
#secondary .widget-title:before, #secondary .widget-title:after {
background: #000;
  content: "";
  display: block;
  height: 1px;
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  width: 50%;
}
#secondary .widget-title:before {
  right: 100%;
}

#secondary .widget-title:after {
  left: 100%;
}

However, this only looks good for relatively short titles like “Recent Posts”, but not for longer ones like ” French Polynesia guidebook” or “French Polynesia Map” as you can see on this sample page:
http://travelintense.com/eco-travel-destinations/french-polynesia/

What can I do to change this and have it look good no matter the title length?

Oh, and one last question: How do I get a little space between the title and the line on the left and right?

Thanks a lot for your help!!!

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
thanks for your answer. I did what you suggested (untick the “enabled” in Minify settings) and the slider came back to life. However, when I ticked it again (minifying JS is important for site speed), I had the same problem again. What I don’t understand is that I have been using the Minifier for many months, and only now this problem has appeared. Isn’t there a way a can use the Minifier AND have a working slider?
Thanks a lot,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Perfect, thanks a lot. I changed the 80% to 75%, to give it a little more space inbetween, and it looks great!

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
I disabled the most recently added plugins but the slider is still not moving. Please see if you can find the issue: http://www.travelintense.com.
Thanks a lot!

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
thanks a lot, that worked. I also added this code to make the picture stretch over the whole width of the post:

.wp-caption img {
max-width: 100%;
}

Cheers,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Sorry, here the page: http://www.travelintense.com

[Michaela]

Thanks a lot Sakin, that works great!

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
thanks for that tip. I guess I’ll have to try using a table to keep that pic on the left.
Cheers,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
thanks a lot for that advise. I empty the cache regularly, but didn’t know I also have to re-minify my CSS to apply new changes.
Cheers,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
great, thanks a lot, this code works.
But unfortunately only when I put it in the Custom CSS section. I prefer having all my coding in my childtheme stylesheet, but when I put there, the “Home” word still shows up. I have encountered this a couple of times in recent days, that changes in my stylesheet get ignored, but are accepted when put in the Custom CSS section. How can that be?
Cheers,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Great, that works! Is there also a way to remove the breadcrumb from YOAST SEO at the top, and set a full frame background image?

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
sorry to say, but the word “Home” is still appearing at the bottom of our homepage after I inserted the code 1. in the Custom CSS box, and then 2. in our child-theme’s stylesheet. Any other idea what the issue could be?

Cheers,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
Thanks a lot for the demo link as I hadn’t seen this one before.
I like the way your unordered list looks in the demo. Okay, it shows solid circles for both hierarchy levels, but I could live with that. What is interesting is that the demo shows the second level of bullet points with some margin from the left side. But if you look at our page http://travelintense.com/travel-equipment/maps/french-polynesia-map/, this is not the case. Where it says “French Polynesia: Papeete (1:44.000), …” should be the beginning of the second hierarchy level, but it shows the same margin from the left as the first level. I checked my child-theme stylesheet, and I couldn’t find any customized coding that applies to ul, so I don’t know why it’s not showing properly on our page. Maybe you have a clue?
Thanks a lot,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
I disabled my plugins one by one, and the widget titles are still not showing in the back-end. I searched the whole internet for help, but it seems I’m the only one with this issue? Could you help please?
Thank you so much in advance,
Michaela

[Michaela]

Hi Sakin,
don’t bother, I found the solution. I’ll write it down here, because maybe others encounter the same issue and don’t have to ask the question a second time.
In the W3 Total Chache minify settings, I had to add my customized stylesheetin the CSS section where it says “CSS file management”. Apparently, it wasn’t enough that I chose the child theme I’m using there. In addition, I had to put in the url for the stylesheet that goes with the child theme.

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