Hi Viany
This is special that you get this message. We do not have any problems with our website in this concern. We have been, unfortunately, blacklisted about one year ago. But that’s it.
Also do we have an antivir plugin. I let it run. Says all good.
Can you please check again? Thanks

Best regards, Thomas

Hi Victoria

For the first question, the website is:

We would like to have the author name, date and amount of comments right after the blog title. Now it’s all at the end of it.

For the second question, the website is:

We would like to have the author name next to the date and amount of comments.

Does this make it better to understand or should I try to explain it in more detail?

Thanks & best regards,
Thomas

Hi Rikard
You can close this ticket here. Thanks.

Best, Thomas

Hi Rikard

I finally found time to work on this idea again.
What we would like to achieve is to have the hamburger menu as a permanent menu but also have two or three menu point being permanently visible. That would be the “online demo” and also also a menu point that leads to our free downloads section.
Would it be possible that we in general make the hamburger menu (which I did set up with a CSS code from an existing support case -> permanent burger menu) and the have these few links or menu points being visible permanent next to the burger menu.
Now when I am writing this. It might be possible to set this few menu points just as links into the header, isn’t it?

I hope you understand what I mean. Thanks for your support.

Best regards, Thomas

Hi Mike,
thanks for your message. I tried your css as well. Does not work either. The content in the quick CSS looks like this:

#top.archive .big-preview.single-big {
display: none !important;
}
span.blog-categories.minor-meta {
display: none !important;
}
@media only screen and (max-width:767px) {
.responsive #top #wrap_all #header {
position: fixed !important;
}

The first and the third css code work all fine. The second doesn’t not. Though I believe it has much more to do with the grid blog than with the little code here.

Best regards, Thomas

Hi Mike
Thanks a lot for your reply. The solution with the quick CSS works for us.
I have another issue. The categories are shown below each title of your grid blog.
In the general blog settings I can set ticks if I want them to be shown, but to tick oder untick them doesn’t change. The categories are still shown. I also tried with one input of this support page here to add
span.blog-categories {
display: none;
}
in quick CSS but also this one does not remove the categories shown below the title of each blog.
Can you help me with this one?

Best regards,
Thomas

Hi Mike

Thanks for your very fast support! This has solved part of the problem: by adding a separator / whitespace element, now the background image appears. But it is too small (setting is “scale to fit”). Do you know how I can scale it to fit really?

Best regards
Thomas

Thank you, we will try this!

Best regards, Thomas

Vielen Dank für die Tipps! Werden wir ausprobieren!

Hi Guenni007

Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately adding ?iframe=true does not help. See the first video on the page https://www.runmyaccounts.ch/videos/. I thought it could have something to to with the new handling of css and js in the current release.

Best regards
Thomas

Dear Devin
One more thing: cast_sender.js has something to do with the youtube videos on the front page. If I take the videos away, the error message dispears.
I think it has nothing to do with the behaviour on mobiles.
Best regards
Thomas

Hi

I have found the problem: this has been triggered through a plugin. So this topic is resolved.

Thanks
Thomas

Dear Yigit

Thanks a lot for your fantastic support! You guys are just great!

Best regards
Thomas

Dear Yigit

Now using the custom.css works fine. The magnifying glass of the search function is still on the standard color. Could you also provide me with that code? What would I have to do if I needed to change the logo?

Best regards
Thomas