Hi Marius!
Unfortunately, the important-tag didn’t help.
My custom CSS looks like this now:
.sitetitle.txt:hover, .sitetitle:hover .tagline {
font-style: normal !important;
}
.primary a:hover span {
font-style: normal !important;
}
All links except the menu-links are supposed to be italic on hover; as I wrote, it works perfectly in some versions of Safari, but still it would be great to fix that for all of them. Is something wrong with my custom CSS?
Hi guys,
this time it’s a problem with Safari and an image: in some Safari versions the image isn’t shown in the right position and sticks to the upper browser edge (see screenshot 1). I don’t have the problem in Firefox and Chrome. The image is aligned to horizontal center, with y-offset of -11% (see screenshot 2).
Is this a Safari problem or is it possible to fix this in Laytheme? TiA.
@mariusjopen could you find a reason/solution for this?
Here you go:
Hi there, I have a problem with the menu bar in Safari: the words are compressed at the left and right edges and thus nor readable. I don’t have the problem with other browsers and I’m using a retina display.
What can I do to avoid this? @Armin-Unruh, do you know a possibility to fix this? TIA.
Hi there, I’m trying to change the position of the project title/thumbnail description. If I see it right, the text field is aligned to the left border of the image. As I’m using images smaller than the text field, I want to align them to the same central axis.
If I use one row for the images, the next one for the text, everything works fine in the desktop version. But that doesn’t work in the mobile version when everything is sorted row by row.
How can I fix this?
