Hi Elliot,

That indeed removed the border. In the site before the update I had a border at the bottom. I was using this css-code.

.entry-content-wrapper {border-bottom: 1px solid ;margin-bottom:0px;padding-bottom:5px;}

Why doesn’t this work anymore? I would like it back if possible.

Regards,

Erwin

Hi Josue,

Thank you. As far as I can see everything is ok now. Had to add #top .main_color .sidebar b this selector for the pink titles. But that was easy to fix for me.

Thank you again for the excellent support.

Regards,

Erwin

Hey,

Sorry, that wasn’t clear of me. I mean those links and text.

See it here

Regards,

Erwin

Hey Josue,

That solved it!

Thanks!

Regards
Erwin

Sorry, had that planned, but… Here it is.

link

Hello,

Now I have made a second page template. In this second one I leave the include of the sidebar as it is and assign it to the pages where I want it. In the original page template I have deleted the sidebar. So each automatic generated page doesn’t have a sidebar. For so far this works.

But, the sidebar isn’t showed, but the space for it is reserved including a vertical border. I see that the content div has a width of nine in the grid, the pages without sidebar are having a width of twelve. How can I change this width?

See my page here
Regards
Erwin

Update: the page is now fullwidth, only thing left is the border at the right. I can’t just edit the css-property because it is shown at other pages. Which class do I have to add to get rid of this border?

Regards,
Erwin

• This reply was modified 10 years, 2 months ago by Erwin.

There is something else happening. The style.css from the child-theme doesn’t work anymore, none of the styles which were working fine.

Don’t know how this is possible… It does get embedded.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by Erwin.

Hi Josue,

I’ve bin testing and editing. When I change the code in firebug, it does works and hides the icons. The original place of the css is in layout.css. When I enter the code in that file, then is does work in all browsers. The only thing is, when I update your template, there is a possibility that layout.css gets overwritten.

This is the code right now, which is in style.css in the child-theme and inlayout.css in the enfold theme.

.template-blog .blog-meta {
    display: none;
    float: left;
    margin-right: 50px;
}

.image_size_widget .news-thumb {
    display: none!important;
    height: 36px;
    width: 36px;
}

Is it a possible to add a new layout.css in the child-theme which only have above code in it?

I’ve added it to the quick-css panel and this works fine. Removed the code from layout.css. Still prefer all extra css in one file.
Still it’s strange that it doesn’t get overrided in the child-theme’s style.css…

Regards,
Erwin

• This reply was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by Erwin. Reason: new information

Hello Josue,

Thanks for reponding!

Hre’s the image, the top of the image is how it is at this moment, the bottom part is how I want it.

Regards,

Erwin

• This reply was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by Erwin.

I’m building this site not for a large company, but for the primary school of my daughter. I don’t know which budgets schools have in your country’s. Here in the Netherlands they can spend some money, but they really have to watch where they spend it on.
So, they are happy when I can keep the costs as low as possible, but it does have to work fine.
The hosting which I use at this moment gives me 3GB storage and 50 GB datatraffic. On this account there are also 20 emailaccounts, but this doesn’t use much diskspace.

The amount of 1000 images are on yearly base, not monthly. It would be really fine when images are stored in its own gallery directory, so it could be removed easily.

I hope that this makes it clear why I choose somethings and why I’m asking those questions. I’m do appreciate it very much the way you’re thinking with me! Thanks a lot! When you have even more suggestions…..

Reagrds,

Erwin

Hey Ismael,

Thank you for the tips! I’ve bin experiencing with some of it. Couldn’t use the cdn at this point because there is a live current site installed also. Will try this later. But it does have effect on the speed.

It’s interesting to read that images should always be optimized, I do this all the time. But I had a discussion wuith a guy who places photo’s on the live-site, he also has his own hosting-company, but he put’s bulk-images from 1 till 2 mb!
A thing what doesn’t work perfect, are teh minimising tools. The javascripts wont quite survive. My fancy-box doesn’t work anymore and a google map doesn’t load. There are a couple of strange things. I think I’m starting all over with a clean site and database.

Another question, related, I saw that from every image I upload, there will be 15 copies generated in diverse reslutions. Is this a theme thing? I’m gonig to upload a few thousand photo’s and replace them once in a while. This will cost a lot of space. Images are also just in the library. Should I consider using nextgen or something like that?

Regards,

Erwin

Hi,

I was at my brother’s place this afternoon. So I thought I test there also. Over there the speed is also slow, have to wait for a long time.
Now back at home I have timed the loadtime a couple of times for the homepage. This takes average 17 seconds. That’s in my opinioon very slow.
When I enter a site that loads so slow, I’m gone, or I really do need the given information.
What’s the loadtime at your places?