I read the below comments about the tap targets and I to am getting this back from Google, saying that they are to small.
I believe they are in the h3 line of your code but not to sure ( yes I have went through line by line in your code….LOL
Is this were the CSS is to be used?
URL: http://www.canadianprocessserving.com/st-thomas-process-servers-office-has-moved/
Hi Bob1
Thanks for reaching out.
Do you have any specifics offered by Google on exactly which selectors are too small? Any more detail than h3? Perhaps a class name?
Hi Andrew here is the warning from Google itself:
Consider Fixing:
Size tap targets appropriately
Some of the links/buttons on your webpage may be too small for a user to easily tap on a touchscreen. Consider making these tap targets larger to provide a better user experience.
The following tap targets are close to other nearby tap targets and may need additional spacing around them.
The tap target Airdrie Proces…ffice now open is close to 1 other tap targets.
Since this is a relatively new thing from Google, Im sure it was never looked at beforehand as an issue, many thanks!
Sorry here is the link for some reason it did not cut and paste properly.
http://www.canadianprocessserving.com/airdrie-process-serving-office-now-open/
Thanks. I think the tool might be referring to the sidebar links. You can increase the spacing between your sidebar links by inserting the following at Appearance > Custom CSS:
/* Sidebar and Footer */ #secondary .widget ul li a, #footer-widgets .widget ul li a, #secondary .widget ol li a, #footer-widgets .widget ol li a { display: block; margin-bottom: 10px; }Thanks Andrew, for some reason it does not allow me to cut and paste this code……
Mmm, have you tried highlighting it and clicking “ctrl + c” on your keyboard?
LOL, okay I figured that one out now!!
Ctrl c to cut ctrl v to paste…
Okay got that all done and re-ran google test but same error comes up :(
I’m happy to help with changing the spacing around a link if you know which link you’d like to work on. It’s unfortunately a little beyond our scope to look through the theme as a whole. As you can imagine there are links in lots of places, from the menu to post titles, widget areas, the footer, the list is long. If you have something in particular you’d like to look into we can lend a hand :)
Thanks Andrew here is the link to the landing page http://www.canadianprocessserving.com Go there and then look at the ” Recent News” at the bottom, that is the area that Google is having an issue with.
Hope this helps
Sure. Give the following a try at at Appearance > Custom CSS:
/* Recent Posts */ .widget_recent-posts ul li { margin-bottom: 25px; }Adjust the 25px value as required.
Thanks
Okay so here is something strange that just happened….
1. Google no longer says its a problem….
So, either the initial code worked, and or google is not re-crawling in a 30 second interval like they say they do…..
Very strange huh?
2. I found out there is a custom CSS plugin on this website that is not yours, would this make a difference at all??
Many thanks :)
Super :)
No, no problem.
Vantage Premium adds “Custom CSS” to the Appearance Menu.
Plugins like “Simple Custom CSS” add an item by the same name.
Jetpack > Settings > Edit CSS will add an item under Appearance called Edit CSS.
No point in doubling up but it doesn’t matter in functional manner.
Whoops sorry my mistake this site has no CSS plugin, but yes is using your default one :)
Perfect :)
For more power in the future you might check out our new CSS plugin:
Page: SiteOrigin CSS Editor
All the best.
Hi Andrew!
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