Caption pin bug

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  • #98246

    Hello.

    Another user reported in May 2019:

    “Mantra 3.2: Caption pin setting bug?

    Hi! I can’t seem to remove the caption pin since moving to 3.2 on my test site. The value is set to “None” in graphics settings, but the pin won’t disappear, nor can its shape be changed by selecting another type of pin.”

    The answer the user got was:

    “The issue is caused by a typo introduced with this release in the custom styling generation function. We will publish an update to correct it soon.”

    Still this is a problem.

    Website: www.brr.no/wordpressbrr

    #99116
    Zed
    Cryout Creations mastermind

    We are aware of that issue. Apply the following CSS to correct it until the next theme update:

    .entry-content ul > li { 
        background-image: none;
        padding-left: 0;
    }

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    #99169

    Edited /wp-content/themes/mantra/style.css, line 508, with a text editor. Changed it to the information mentioned. FTP-transfer and overwrite of the original css-file. Did not get any positive result of the changes.

    Website: www.brr.no/wordpressbrr

    #99216
    Zed
    Cryout Creations mastermind

    The content bullets are no longer visible on your site, as can be seen in this post: https://www.brr.no/wordpressbrr/siste-oppdateringer-av-sider-og-innlegg-blogg/

    Are you looking to disable the sidebar list “bullets” (actually arrows) as well? Those are not controlled by the (currently non-working) setting.


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    #99236

    Possibly it is my poor English which caused misunderstandings. Problem solved via tips received per Email. Solution:

    .wp-caption {
    background-image: none;
    padding-left: 0;
    }

    The “thing” I wanted away was this:

    background: url(resources/images/pins/Pin2.png) no-repeat center 5px #F9F9F9;

    Thanks for the tip!

    Website: www.brr.no/wordpressbrr

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