Horizontal Menu (under the header) Shifts to the Right and Then Back

[scrambler]

May be there is something wrong with my Edge….

You have two errors in your custom CSS breaking the file

1- You are missing a closing  } on the rule below

#content .page {background-color:#ffffff; padding:5px;

should be

#content .page {background-color:#ffffff; padding:5px;}

2- There is a line of PHP code in the middle of it that should be removed

.add_filter( ‘jetpack_enable_opengraph’, ‘__return_false’, 99 );

After that, the CSS should work

 

[scrambler]

Actually the last one needs !important

.wvrx-menu .sub-menu a {padding-left: 2em !important;}

[miamax]

Okay, I made those changes.

I deleted the plugin “Simple Custom CSS and JS,” but before I did, I saw that I had this code there. Is this something I need to add to Global Custom or can I ignore it?

 

.widget_nav_menu li {padding-top: 4px;}

#nav-above {display:none;}
#nav-below {display:none;}
.nav-next {display:none;}
.nav-previous {display:none;}

remove_filter( ‘authenticate’,
‘wp_authenticate_email_password’, 20 );

function no_wordpress_errors(){
return ‘Something is wrong!’;
}
add_filter( ‘login_errors’, ‘no_wordpress_errors’ );

 

[miamax]

I think I do need that code because now there is a border around the content area. Do you see that?

[miamax]

And I do want to hide newer and older posts navigation at the top and bottom of each page.

[scrambler]

.widget_nav_menu li {padding-top: 4px;}

You can keep if you need the spacing

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#nav-above {display:none;}
#nav-below {display:none;}
.nav-next {display:none;}
.nav-previous {display:none;}

You dont as there are theme options to hide post navigation the proper way.

Review the “post specifics” options in the Customizer in “where” mode

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remove_filter( ‘authenticate’,
‘wp_authenticate_email_password’, 20 );

function no_wordpress_errors(){
return ‘Something is wrong!’;
}
add_filter( ‘login_errors’, ‘no_wordpress_errors’ );

Is PHP code and has nothing to do in a CSS location…

If you know what that code does and you actually need it, you may be able to use the Theme “Actions and filter” box to put it in (in Xtreme Admin Advanced options).

BUT bad PHP code can break your site and you are on your own with it….

[miamax]

All the boxes to “hide” were already checked and I still see the navigation to newer and older posts.

 

[scrambler]

Do you have the Plus plugin?

If so there are options to hide the top and bottom links on both blog pages and single post pages

If you do not have the Plus Plugin, then you can use the CSS to hide them

 

[miamax]

Okay, that code works to hide the navigation.

I have this code in Post Specifics  -> Post Area (CSS Rules) but it no longer seems to be hiding the border around the post:

 

{border:none;padding: 0;}

 

[scrambler]

Give me a link to the page with the bordered post as I cant find one

And the border around post is a theme option that can be deactivated with the corresponding check box

 

[miamax]

 

Best Boot Rack

[scrambler]

I don’t see any border there.

[miamax]

Where is the border around a post turned off? I only see boxes to check to turn it on.

[scrambler]

There is a check box to turn it on, if not checked, it is off, unless it has been manually added with a Custom CSS rule.

BUT, I see no border around the post in the page you gave me…..

Clear ALL your caches

[miamax]

Maybe it’s a quirk in Firefox.

Everything seems to be okay now, yes? Is my site okay or is it broken?

[scrambler]

I do not see a border in Firefox or Chrome

The site is still broken on Edge on my desktop (showing phone view), BUT is working on Edge on my laptop

So not sure what to make of that as I cleared all cookies on my desktop to be sure…

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