We would always advise using our button creator for creating custom buttons within your sites – however the button creator does not include a specific option to specify the hover colour for the button. Whilst we tried to include the maximum number of options without causing “options overload” the hover…
There isn’t a way to disable Google fonts from your site – however if you do not use them on any of your pages then the Google font files will not be rendered to the page. Only fonts which you select either on the page itself in the element options…
There isn’t currently a way to add more Google fonts to OptimizePress (inside the platform font options) without modifying the core PHP files for the platform (these changes are not recommended as they are overwritten each time you update the platform). We try to provide a wide range of Google…
Many users have asked us why updating settings under OptimizePress > Global Settings, such as a logo or header colors does not change existing pages. The Global Settings options are designed to be used when setting up a page for the first time if you are using the Blank Template…
As we don’t have an admin option for this change, we had to use a little custom CSS to accomplish this: The code we added to Page Settings > Other Scripts > Custom CSS is: .page-listing h3{text-align:center;}
We do not have an built-in setting to amend these fields in the membership login form yet. Thus, the only way to amend these fields is to use Custom CSS snippets. Go to the page where the membership login form is, and add the below code to Page Settings > Other…
Please paste the code below to Page Settings > Other Scripts > Add New > Custom CSS of your Live Editor page. div.pp_default .pp_content_container .pp_right, div.pp_default .pp_bottom .pp_left, div.pp_default .pp_bottom .pp_middle, div.pp_default .pp_bottom .pp_right, div.pp_default .pp_content_container .pp_left, div.pp_default .pp_top .pp_right, div.pp_default .pp_top .pp_middle, div.pp_default .pp_top .pp_left {background: transparent !important;} Ensure…
iOs mobile Safari has a problem rendering fixed background images unfortunately. This is an iOs browser limitation. There is a CSS workaround for this, but note that the background display may not give 100% user experience though. @media only screen and (max-width: 959px) { body:before { content: “”; background-image: url(‘your…
The 2 simplest approaches for making the navigation (banner part) sticky is either using CSS or JavaScript. You can make navigation of both Live Editor pages and blog sticky by following these steps: – Live Editor Pages Edit your page in Live Editor > Page settings > Other Scripts >…
Some quick banner customisation : Removing extra vertical spaces from banner .banner { padding: 10px 0; } Semi-transparent banner .banner { background: rgba(255,255,255,0.7)!important; } Adding a shadow to the banner .banner { box-shadow: 1px 1px 10px rgba(0,0,0,0.2); } Sticky banner .banner { position: fixed; width: 100%; left: 0; top: 0;…