[Neosoph]

Great news! Thanks!!

[Neosoph]

Thank you!! :)

[Neosoph]

You are still not understanding Mehmet. :)

Please look at this image: http://oi58.tinypic.com/ae8eg7.jpg

Please look at this post: http://themes.pixelwars.org/read-wp/adaptive-vs-responsive-layouts-and-optimal-text-readability/

See the yellow? How to do yellow with [quote name="Ethan Marcotte"]Responsive web design offers us a way forward, finally allowing us to “design for the ebb and flow of things.”[/quote]

How did you do that? Obviously it’s in there or we wouldn’t be able to see it.

[Neosoph]

Hi there,

Can I get another update on this? It’s been 3 weeks. :)

[Neosoph]

I think he is talking about how to do this with a shortcode: http://oi58.tinypic.com/ae8eg7.jpg

On this page: http://themes.pixelwars.org/read-wp/adaptive-vs-responsive-layouts-and-optimal-text-readability/

It shows “Ethan Marcotte.”

[Neosoph]

Can you explain this more? I don’t get it. I would also like to know.

Thanks

[Neosoph]

Thanks for the update!

[Neosoph]

I see, thanks ahmet.

[Neosoph]

Any updates on this?

Thanks

[Neosoph]

If this is a customization to your theme, why do I need to pay extra? Why isn’t this an easy fix?

Thanks.

[Neosoph]

Ok thanks. It’s asking to modify my database, which I am not too comfortable with, so I probably won’t use it.

[Neosoph]

http://practicalnonsense.org/what-is-intelligence/

[Neosoph]

I can confirm this is fixed after updating, thanks!

[Neosoph]

I’m guessing they are in alphabetical order in your native language. No biggie, just a convenience thing. Thanks anyway.

[Neosoph]

I ended up removing the offending code from main.css

Can you remove this code from main.css in the next update? I don’t understand why you are forcing paragraphs to be 18px. It defeats the purpose of your [lead_p drop_caps=”yes”] shortcode.

[Neosoph]

Ugh, though I fixed it but apparently not. This is the problem:

@media screen and (min-width: 768px) {
.blog-single .post .entry-content > p {
font-size: 18px;
}
}

[Neosoph]

Ok tested it. Still not working.

How do I change the paragraph text font size to 1 em, but leave the p class=”lead drop-cap” at 1.3em?

http://practicalnonsense.org/debunking-doomsday-meteorite-impact/

[Neosoph]

Sorry I should have been more clear, I was referring to this page:

http://practicalnonsense.org/debunking-doomsday-meteorite-impact/

This is the CSS for the area I want to change:

.blog-single .post .entry-content > p {
font-size: 18px;
}

I think it might have been related to the other “Better WordPress Minify” plugin issue I was having, going to try a fix tonight.

[Neosoph]

Ah, thanks. The plugin causing the problem was “Better WordPress Minify”

[Neosoph]

Great, thanks!

[Neosoph]

Thanks! I can confirm this is an issue on my site as well.

[Neosoph]

http://practicalnonsense.org/

[Neosoph]

Good to hear, thanks for checking.

[Neosoph]

Actually I didn’t think to clear the cache, thanks that fixed it! :)

[Neosoph]

Changed it to yes, doesn’t appear to be fixed.

[Neosoph]

http://practicalnonsense.org/what-is-intelligence/

[Neosoph]

Here is what it looks like in Safari:

http://oi57.tinypic.com/206g1l4.jpg

Here is my Safari Version (on Windows 7):

http://oi60.tinypic.com/347tk5y.jpg

[Neosoph]

I ended up simply deleting this from main.css:

@media screen and (min-width: 768px) {
.blog-single .post .entry-content > p {
font-size: 18px;
}
}

That fixed it I guess? Please let me know if there is a better way, I am not a web designer.

[Neosoph]

I was able to figure out #2: You have to make sure [tagline] gets it’s own line…

[tagline]

content

[/tagline]

Still can’t figure out #1

[Neosoph]

Thanks that was helpful. 3 Questions:

1) – I have not modified the theme at all – I think I may have found some bugs. On a page [lead_p drop_caps=”yes”] shortcode functions properly, but on a post the font is forced into 18px with the following CSS:

@media screen and (min-width: 768px) {
.blog-single .post .entry-content > p {
font-size: 18px;
}

Was this intended? It breaks the shortcode for posts.

2) – In your XML example, [tagline] seems to have varying font sizes, but I can’t figure out how you changed the font (on one you used H3, but the other one appears to be a hard-coded CSS font). I think [tagline] isn’t working properly for posts either? The CSS looks different.

3) – Is it possible for us to get cite (for block quotes) as a shortcode? It’s tedious having to switch to the text editor back and forth (I do lots of quoting).

[Neosoph]

I meant the fonts were not smooth; they were choppy. But I found the problem:

Turns out the font I was using doesn’t look so good on some older versions of Safari. The new versions looks ok though, so I am not concerned. I may just switch fonts if I get any complaints.

Thanks for the pointer on the style tab, that helps! :)