I found the issue myself. I use UpdraftPlus to migrate sites built on my dev server to their final host server. There’s a search/replace that Updraft uses to replace DB entries referencing the dev server domain where it exists in the WP links, with the new final domain. It works most of the time, but in cases like this Theme, there were a number of root domain references in the DB that didn’t get caught by the search/replace during migration. In this case, it was all of the .woff font file locations. The files got transferred, but the DB thought they were still off the old dev root.
I manually changed out those domain references and now it shows as expected. For what it’s worth, there may need to be some adjustments to the theme to make the domain references consistent throughout the site to avoid situations like this going forward.
are you asking ME to check something? Perhaps you misunderstood my message above?
As it turns out, I tested on my full sized notebook, and I see the same issue on that computer. The code renders properly in the Edge browser, but Chrome and Firefox do not render correctly. Please check again.
Can you tell me please what the resolution of your monitor is? My notebook I’m seeing this is a 14″ screen, and the resolution is 1280 x 610 browser size when maximized. Perhaps this is a screen querying CSS issue?
Is the Blog element size hard coded to be too large for this size? If so, this is a problem as MANY people have 14″ screens.
I need the overlay PNG found on the About Us page. I need to edit the text to match the other pages. I don’t seem to have a way to attach an example to this platform. But on the About page, there’s “text” saying “Who We Are”.. but it’s not text. It’s a transparent image. I need the source for this image so the text is uniform throughout the new pages.
