[Hans]

I have not received any reply on my last to messages to SKT!

I was looking a bit deeper into your stylesheets and have realized that you use the !important value very often in your original programing. I assume that this value will avoid the the !important value in my CSS for the width of each fotter section. But tghis only an asummption. You must know your programing to find our why .footer .grideX{width:300px !important;} is ineffective.

Looking forward to hear from you soon.

Hans

[Hans]

Dave,

I am not happy to let you change things on the website. All the more there is a great chance that you will change things inside of your programing that is not reproducible for the user. I of course would like to know where the problem is and let be things reversible for the user.

So why is it not possible to let me know the CSS code for the service icon instead of letting you dig deep inside your programing?

Hans

[Hans]

Dave,

the CSS code you have sent clearly says “{background:url….” so this does change the background of the service boxes and NOT the service icons. Therefore I have asked you to let me know the CSS codename for the icons!

In the anatomy of your High-Tech theme there is no style.css the only file I have found is style_base.css and this does not contain any sytle code for service icons.

Hans

[Hans]

Dave,

I was not asking for the CSS code for the background of the service boxes.

I was asking for the CSS code to change the service icons that sity on top of the 3 service boxes.

Since I don’t have an overview what wording you use inside your CSS code it is a fishing in the dark.

Hans

[Hans]

Hello Dave,

so the path for the image goes in between the two {} ?

BTW the description does not say anything about the icons or do I have overseen something?

BR
Hans

[Hans]

Hi Dave,

so the percentage is what defines the spacing from the top.

Does each single slider can be defines differently so you have different top spacing for each slider?

Thank you
Hans

[Hans]

Thank you Dave!
It has worked our great.

[Hans]

Unfortunately I have not received a solution for the footer width problem.
As mentioned the custom CSS shows no effect even with the !important paragraph.

Here is some addition information. Please go http://soundundtechnik.de and look at the second footer.
You will find in the last line a long footer because is all in one word. The line above you have a line-break because of the blank in between the two words.

Does this information helps you to find a solution?

Best
Hans

[Hans]

Folks,

it is obvious that your customs style sheet will be overruled by anything that is in you style programing. So you should look into your files why custom style sheet information does not work even with the parameter “!important”

To be fully honest i do not like to give any administration permission since I don’t know what was done in the background. So this might opens a gate to backdoor entrance for everybody.

I would very much appreciate if you double check your programing first why custom styles are not effective.

I have mentioned the url earlier in this communication.

Best regards
Hans

[Hans]

Dave,

the content of customs-function.php is not waht is shown in the contact form so I doubt that this is the right place.

http://soundundtechnik.de/kontaktform/

$cerr = array();
if( isset($_POST[‘c_submit’]) && $_POST[‘c_submit’]==’Submit’ ){
$fname = trim( $_POST[‘f_c_name’] );
$lname = trim( $_POST[‘l_c_name’] );
$email = trim( $_POST[‘c_email’] );
$phone = trim( $_POST[‘c_phone’] );
$comments = trim( $_POST[‘c_comments’] );
$captcha = trim( $_POST[‘c_captcha’] );
$captcha_cnf = trim( $_POST[‘c_captcha_confirm’] );

if( !$fname )
$cerr[‘fname’] = ‘Please enter your first name.’;
if( !$lname )
$cerr[‘lname’] = ‘Please enter your last name.’;
if( ! filter_var($email, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL) )
$cerr[’email’] = ‘Please enter a valid email.’;
if( !$phone )
$cerr[‘phone’] = ‘Please enter your phone number.’;
if( !$comments )
$cerr[‘comments’] = ‘Please enter your question / comments.’;
if( !$captcha || (md5($captcha) != $captcha_cnf) )
$cerr[‘captcha’] = ‘Please enter the correct answer’;

[Hans]

Sorry Dave but the simple customs css does not change the width either.

I have tested it with and without the option “important!”

I even tested it with the unmodified footer.php file. It always remains the same.

It looks like it will be overruled with other stylesheet data.

Any suggestion?

Hans

[Hans]

Does not change the width either.

Please take a look at the footer of http://soundundtechnik.de

Regards
Hans

[Hans]

This is what I have put in the CSS field

/* Weite der einzelnen Fußbereiche*/

.footer .gride1{width:150px;}
.footer .gride2{width:280px;}
.footer .gride3{width:165px;}
.footer .gride4{width:300px;}

[Hans]

Dave,

you have no custom CSS filed in that theme so I have used the Customizer CSS field for your footer proposal.
Unfortunately it does not change the footer width.

Hans

[Hans]

Dave,

I assume you have meant line number 37 to 42. Plus line 44.

Hans

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