Closed bomhard closed 1 year ago
Hello @bomhard
Thanks for your comments. In principle, the styles used are those of the original HTMlL5Up theme, although some modifications have been incorporated in the latest versions.
I will take your suggestion into account for the next version.
Hello,
I checked it a little deeper. The original main.css has no definition for h1, only #header h1.
Adding
h1 { font-size: 1.35em; }
worked. I made a mistake with comments so first id did not. I think fixing that makes sense. Thanks again for your work.
Best Nikolaus
PS There is also a problem with that theme and ' Plugin: Editable with ContentTools'. (Edit button only show when right sidebar is visible. Should I open another issue?
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Actually, no theme is 100% adapted to all plugins, but taking into account that each developer creates their plugins to offer a functionality, tested in a particular theme (for example, Quark). It's hard to see why the Future2021 theme doesn't fit well with this plugin.
I myself had to create a template for the owl-carousel plugin to work with Future2021, but I'm afraid I won't be able to do the same for all plugins that don't fit the theme.
In any case, you are welcome to improve the theme, through a Pull request or through suggestions.
Hi @bomhard
Try adding this lines to misc.css:
/* Support for Editable with ContentTools plugin */
.ct-widget.ct-ignition {
z-index: 10015;
}
The editable buttons will appear now in front of all elements. Now you can decide if the position is what you want, or if you prefer other position, you can play changing some parameters such as right, bottom, left, etc.
Thanks a lot. That is working nicely.
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Hi @bomhard Try adding this lines to misc.css: / Support for Editable with ContentTools plugin / .ct-widget.ct-ignition { z-index: 10015; } The editable buttons will appear now in front of all elements. Now you can decide if the position is what you want, or if you prefer other position, you can play changing some parameters such as right, bottom, left, etc. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: <pmoreno- @.***>
Solved in new version 1.0.6
Hi, great theme.
H1 (#) is rendered smaller than H2 (##). I found that in main.css there is no size given for h1. Adding a style definition for h1 = 1.3em there doesn't change anything. I also changed it in main.css.min without success.
Commenting out the uppercase style for Hx is working.
Tested on actual Firefox and Chrome on Debian 12.
Your theme 'Editorial' behaves as expected as well as 8 other themes I tested.
Best Nikolaus