Hi Rikard

Thanks – I have reinstalled theme and child theme manually. Site crashed but eventually got it all back. Always seems to crash when I update Enfold – not sure why.

Anyway – looks to be good – thanks.

Karen

I have worked it out I think

.page-id-15358 .avia-slideshow-1 h2 {
}

Thanks

thanks – page is http://www.jdaseymourphotography.com.au/1267835-2/ I want to change the ‘JASPER DA SEYMOUR’ title font.
Karen

Hi
I am still having trouble with mobile view. I have removed the left and right padding and left and right margin from .container which has made the desktop view nicer as the section images go right to the edge but the mobile now shows the images hard against the left (which is good) but white space to the right.

I can’t work out how to get the images to have no white space on the mobile version?

Any help would be appreciated

Karen

Hi Yigit

I am confused. The original CSS you gave me wasn’t in the styling sheet – I took it out when I couldn’t get it to work. So I am not sure what the mistake was in the styling that you fixed?
This is what you gave me-
@media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {
.flex_cell.custom-cell {
padding-left: 0!important;
padding-right: 0!important;
}} – this isn’t there anywhere? There is no change – the padding is still there on the mobile.

So I started trying the other option you sent through with the aim of hiding the image on the mobile but the having a colour section with the full width image which only shows on mobile. This is not the preferred option as it means I have to put every image in twice.

But I have started with that option to hide the image on the mobile version. I have added CSS
@media only screen and (max-width: 500px) {
#only-desktop { display: none !important; }
}

I have added the custom class ‘only-desktop’ to the section that holds the pear image on the front page. I have cleared the cache and minified CSS . Image still there. I tried .only-desktop instead of #only-desktop. no change.

I cannot get the custom class option on the sections to work at all.

I would prefer to go back to the first option of removing the padding. Can you look at that for me please?
Appreciate your help.
Karen

Thank you

Hi Yigit

Thanks for the reply. It’s not a border as such (sorry if I didn’t explain well). Any single image has white space on the left and right – doesn’t go all the way to the edge of the screen like the slider and the masonry gallery does. Image shows the white space to left and right of the image of the pear on the table.

Whereas masonry gallery goes all the way to the edge

Thanks

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