Hello Victoria,

thanks for your reply.
Adjusting the css as in your example would be great!

Best regards,
Neverlands

Hello Victoria,

thanks for your reply!
It is just because of the captions. When the images shrink, not the whole content of the caption is shown anymore. But okay we can live with that.

Only in mobile and tablet view the captions get much too wide, when there is only one or two images in the line. I tried it with overflow: hidden but with no success.
Do you have a hint what we need to do, that the width of the caption is the same of the images?

Best regards,
Neverlands

I was able to solve the problem – thanks!

Hello,

I changed the css to

#header_meta { height: 6px !important; background: #fff !important; }

It works :)

Thank you,
best regards,
Neverlands

The ticket can be closed, thanks :)

Update:
Very interesting… since the style.css in the Appearance > Editor appeared to be empty although it was physically there I copied the content via the editor.
Since then all css-styles seem to be working as they should.

Many thanks!

Not sure what exactely I have to do with the pastebin.com..
Tried this: http://pastebin.com/kXs5estS

Line 2 works in the Quick CSS but not in the style.css – I’m using the Enfold Child Theme.

Because your proposal changes the colour of all menu-text in the active sub-menu I treid this variation:

.active-parent-item > a > .avia-menu-text { color: #930270; }

This is working, but I need to set a different coulor for each main menu avia-menu-text.

Unfortunately the code below doesn’t work:

li#menu-item-214 .active-parent-item > a > .avia-menu-text { color: #930270; }

And a related question:
Is it possible to make a function like: if top parent’s menu title or the category of the post contains “products” then add the class “products” to the menu items.
Then I woudln’t have to specify each single menu item number in the css, everytime there is a new main or sub menu entry.

Something like

function add_category_name($classes = '') {
   if(is_single()) {
      $category = get_the_category();
      $classes[] = 'category-'.$category[0]->slug; 
   }
   return $classes;
}
add_filter('nav_menu_css_class','add_category_name');

But this doesn’t really work.