The styles that come with the embedded text from iubenda are pretty ugly. Let’s change that! This tutorial shows you how to adapt them to your WordPress theme.
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How can WordPress professionals support the fight against COVID-19?
The pandemic has the world in a tight grip. Are WordPress skills of any use? Sure they are! Find out how…
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iubenda Cookie Solution plugin: Moving the dashboard menu item under “Settings”
The hype around the new EU-wide privacy regulation GDPR is huge and service providers with a privacy focus must be raking in that cash. One of those service providers is iubenda (referral link) who not only offer a privacy policy generator but also a inter-twined cookie banner solution. This cookie banner can be added to WordPress…
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Changing image size and responsive content alignment in the Divi Blurb Module
I’m using the popular Divi monster theme on a client site right now and I wanted to change the behaviour of the Blurb Module where you can combine an image or icon with a headline and some text. While the module sections allow you to change the position of the image, it does not let…
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Styling the Collapse-O-Matic plugin for WordPress
I used the Collapse-O-Matic plugin for a recent project in order to display content with a so-called accordion effect: a visitor has to click on a headline or different element to reveal more content beneath. The Collapse-O-Matic plugin stood out through its number of active installations (70,000) and by having a pretty large community around…
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WPML: Getting automatic updates while blocking external HTTP requests
Due to security reasons I’m blocking external HTTP requests on many of my sites through a setting in wp-config.php. See this article for further exploration on working security through wp-config.php. Here’s the setting: This measure prevents a couple of plugins – mainly premium plugins that are not available through the offical WordPress plugin repository –…
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Removing Emoji & Emoticon Support from WordPress 😉
Apparently, since its 4.2 update WordPress automatically converts text based smilies like “;-)” into emoji images like 😉 Besides being problematic regarding loading times (the script is loaded wether you use emojis or not) – the images might not fit the overall asthetics and design of the site while a text-only smiley might be preferred.…
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Salient Theme: Conflict in Safari with Bootstrap 3 styles in Caldera Forms
I recently detected a CSS conflict in Safari when using the popular Caldera Forms plugin. While other Browsers work fine – in Safari (and Cliqz) the input that a frontend user enters into form fields is cut off so you only see the very bottom of the letters. The problem is probably the same as…
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Contact Form 7 & Lay Theme: Show Radio Buttons in Chrome & Safari
Apparantly, some WordPress theme authors (accidentally?) override the display of radio buttons and checkboxes of the popular Contact Form 7 plugin in Chrome and Safari browsers. I recently encountered this problem with the rather extra-ordinary Lay Theme. Thanks to these sources (1, 2) I found a solution that seems to be working across browsers.