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Cool. It worked to disable CSS minify in W3 Total Cache. My product page loads crazy slow though…Is there something else I can do about it to make it faster? I have installed WP Optimize.

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Aha…I have no clue what should be changed in it. Are there any specific search words I can look for somewhere?

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Cuz I removed it when it didn’t work. It’s back now though.

I can’t keep W3 Total Cash inactive though. It makes my site embarrassingly slow.

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OK…but if I don’t have W3 Total Cache active, my site loads in 9 seconds. I can’t be live being that slow. How would you solve this?

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Hi Kyle!

No…sorry, it didn’t work. No change.

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Hi Kyle!

Yes, I am. Please see attached image of back end.

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Cool! Sounds good.

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Cool! Thank you so much, Ed! I really appreciate your help.

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Hi Ed!

Thank you for the css. That worked nicely.

…I’m being a pain in the butt now. I think it would look better giving SOME (not all rev sliders on the site) of the rev sliders the same subtle drop shadow (see image please) as the regular images have. Is it possible to give some of my rev sliders a special class in Swift page builder to give them that shadow instead?

Sorry for the confusion…but it was hard to envision what it was going to look like in advance. My bad. If it’s too much to ask, I’ll just live with it. Inconsistent shadows kinda bugs me, though.

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I have the same issue. I set a featured image for http://monroedesign.se/ three days ago, but Facebook still doesn’t show that image when I link to my site in a post. Any ideas?

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Hi Melanie!

I forgot (sorry!) to mention I had altered the rev slider shadow with this code from Ed:

.header-shadow #header-section:before {
box-shadow: 0 3px 5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);
}
.tp-bannershadow.tp-shadow1 {
opacity: 0.3;
}

The thing is, I still want the rev slider shadow the way it is now on other pages where the slider is in the top. Your code made the rev slider shadow disappear completely everywhere.

Now, as I have mixed several rev sliders with regular images in a scroll down layout on page http://monroedesign.se/webbdesign-arbetsprocess/ (pass:johan), I want rev sliders and images to have the same matching shadow.

Let’s do this instead:
Please give me a way to make the rev slider shadow on that specific page look just like the smaller shadow that can be seen in the regular images. Please see attached image. Is that possible? I guess I need some kind of class for the rev sliders box in the Swift page builder, right?

Thanx for being great, Melanie. 🙂
Cheers!

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Hi!

http://monroedesign.se/webbdesign-arbetsprocess/

pass: johan

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OK. I don’t understand which file I have to do what in so I’m gonna post an example. How do I do this custom change in the way you describe, so that the child overrides the parent? And did I do the set up in my child folder correctly?

Change class of portfolio item title to H2 and H3

You need to edit line 271 in sf-portfolio.php in the swift-framework folder > sf-content-dispaly
headline
.= ‘<h4 class=”portfolio-item-title” itemprop=”name headline”>‘. $item_title .’</h4>’. “\n”;
}
To:

.= ‘<h2 class=”portfolio-item-title” itemprop=”name headline”>‘. $item_title .’</h2>’. “\n”;
}
And:

$portfolio_items_output .= ‘<h5 class=”portfolio-subtitle” itemprop=”alternativeHeadline”>’.$item_subtitle.'</h5>’. “\n”;
}

to:

$portfolio_items_output .= ‘<h3 class=”portfolio-subtitle” itemprop=”alternativeHeadline”>’.$item_subtitle.'</h3>’. “\n”;
}

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The site is live right now and it looks OK but that’s only because I’ve manually made all custom changes again to the parent theme. I need to make the child work.