[myob9a]

Tried this on another site with different content with the same result.

This issue is now the only thing holding back a ‘go-live’ update to the site.

[gnacca]

Sorry, I’m stupid. I didn’t create a menu at all so obviously the search field couldn’t appear.
Topic closed.

[myob9a]

Nearly did the trick, but the image top (say 80px) is at the bottom of the image. See url. I have no additional CSS code that modifies the classes you have used.

It distorts also in Firefox with that change.

Thoughts

Website: www.cla.williamsonau.com/cla/contacting-cla

[Herve]

Hi,
https://www.natura-medioambiental.com/la-sobrepoblacion-y-el-medio-ambiente-desafios-ante-el-cambio-climatico/
The title is well in H1 !

But there’s no H1
https://www.natura-medioambiental.com/
He put a image or a logo, from the shot of H1

[Zed]

See our custom menu tutorial:
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/wordpress-tutorials/how-to-use-a-custom-menu-in-your-wordpress-website

After adding the menu item with # in its link field it, edit it once more and delete the # leaving the field empty. This will remove the link entirely.

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[Zed]

Depending on what you’re currently displaying on the homepage, that would be simple or not.
If you’re displaying a static page, then it should be no different than the rest of the singe pages you added the background on.

If you’re displaying the posts list (or the theme’s presentation page feature which is an extension of the posts list), this behaves like a category/archive. Did you add the background video on other categories/archives? How?

Doesn’t the plugin provide a general way of setting a background video site-wide (CSS and/or script)?

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[heinenmja]

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[elyselow]

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[newy219]

Hey alaba is this still working for you? I deleted my W3 cache and it seemed to work at first but now it’s doing it again.

Sometimes it doesn’t though. But if you refresh the page it usually doesn’t work. Have you experienced any of this?

[Wakachuli]

Hi, sorry for my lack of skills in this field, I’m just a writer.

I have noticed about the titles of my posts are H2. In order to have better results in SEO I need to have the Title post H1 by default. I have more than a thousand entries.

Please, give me a hand in a very easy language please?

Thanks a lot,

Marcelo

Website: www.natura-medioambiental.com

[krisb]

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[ncesareo]

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[kvalentk]

Thank you for replying, Keymaster. The problem that remained after I solved initial stuff by adding /#primary was with category pages, where you don’t set the Read More link manually. So every time the user selects one of these (for example at http://settingForth.pub > Help Me Write > Self-Help > category page display) the page reloads, goes to the top, and all that displays is the image.

I have found a workaround that I’m implementing now. It’s a plugin called Collapse-o-Matic that initially loads the entirety of each page/post, but with a specified portion hiddne. The user then clicks to display the hidden portion, and no reload takes place. This may cause a category page to load less quickly, so I’ll need to specify that fewer posts load, but that’s easy.

If there is a solution to this problem that I can make work on a category page, this will save me the trouble of having to open almost 100 posts and manually specify the portion of each that is to be hidden.

I would think that the solution to this should be included in an upgrade to Kahuna; it does seem an obvious need.

Thanks.

[Zed]

For best visual results, the menu items need to fit in the available space on the target screen sizes (and before the mobile menu is activated). If the menu items are too many for the screen, they will overflow and extend beyond one row.

Due to the complexity of the header there’s no magic fix for this yet. The solutions are to either limit the number of items to make the menu fit in one line (at least on the target screen size and larger) or activate the mobile menu earlier – when the menu no longer fits (using custom styling).

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[Zed]

For best visual results, the menu items need to fit in the available space on the target screen sizes (and before the mobile menu is activated). If the menu items are too many for the screen, they will overflowand extend beyond one row.

Due to the complexity of the header there’s no magic solution for this yet. The solutions are to either limit the number of items to make the menu fit in one line (at least on the target screen size and larger) or activate the mobile menu earlier – when the menu no longer fits (using custom styling).

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[Zed]

Use a custom menu, add a custom menu item to it and leave the URL field empty for that menu item.

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[Zed]

@ncesareo, that seems to be caused by some styling change in a recent WooCommerce update which combines with the theme’s styling applied on inputs in a bad way.

Use this CSS to reduce the padding on the quantity input:

.woocommerce .quantity .qty {
    padding: .7em .4em;
}

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[Zed]

@simons, you’re adding inline styling to the images, making them float left (so the text wraps around). This applies to all devices.

You have to disable the floating for mobile devices for the images/text to be better aligned on small screens, for example:

@media (max-width: 640px) {
   #pp-afterslider .ppbox img {
       float: none !important;
       margin: 0 auto;
       padding: 0 !important;
       display: block;
   }
}

@Mezzent, same CSS can work for you as well.

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[Zed]

The layout of the theme is not achieved with tables. The borders you are seeing around the content and sidebars are not table borders (so that option has no effect on them).

Those borders and their color is controlled by the theme’s third accent color option (together with other theme elements).

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[kvalentk]

Second update to this: The plugin was too complex for me to understand and for my needs seemed slow, though other users were praising it highly. However, through experimenting, I discovered that “/#primary” (without the quotation marks) appended to a page/post permalink works, triggering scrolling down to the page/post. So everything specified in the menu as a custom link ending in /#primary works, presumably because there is some coding associated with menus that preserves # as # instead of replacing it with %23. But when a post on a category page is accessed by clicking a Read More link on the excerpt, the # in the link is changed to %23. I can’t find a way to get around this. Nothing in Settings > Permalinks helps (# gets stripped out); I can’t find a plug-in that will do it. So, does somebody know enough to tell a newbie what to put in a function that would work to preserve # as #?

[panduka]

I tried fix it but still couldn’t fix this issue

[darrenjadams]

Thank you… but I found that those images only displayed when the theme was previewed. After publishing, they disappeared, so the issue is resolved. Thanks again.

[Rufus]

Hi – currently the site is using ‘old style’ enqueueing of the parent theme but I did try with the newer style too. I’m pretty sure I tried with no child theme as well. I’ll have to give the update another try at a quiet hour. There are no modified theme files in the child theme, just a few add_action & add_filter hooks.

Old style is:
<?php
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘theme_enqueue_styles’ );
function theme_enqueue_styles() {
wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ );
}

New style tried is:
<?php
// enqueue parent theme styling
function child_parent_styling(){
wp_enqueue_style( ‘mantra-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, NULL, _CRYOUT_THEME_VERSION ); // main
style.css
if (is_rtl()) wp_enqueue_style( ‘mantra-rtl’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/resources/css/rtl.css’, NULL, _CRYOUT_T
HEME_VERSION ); // rtl style.css
wp_enqueue_style( ‘mantra-child’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ ); // child style.css
}
add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’,’child_parent_styling’);

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[ChrisS]

No errors logged after accessing those pages. Also, no errors logged at the time of the theme upgrade.

No impact after changing POST EXCERPTS ON ARCHIVE AND CATEGORY PAGES to Full Post.

These actually aren’t “Category” pages. On the Menu page’s Screen Options, I selected Events and Event Categories in addition to the usual Pages, Posts, Categories, etc. These are dynamic Events and Events Categories pages.

[Ingwerkeks]

Thanks for the quick answer!
Unfortunately I cannot figure out what colors to change to achieve this – I tried already quite a few combinations, nothing seems to work. Either I get a grey or a white background, but not white boxes around the post. There are also only color settings for the text and columns area on the presentation page but not for the post section…

[Zed]

1. WordPress displays a specific number of posts on the homepage – by default 10 (this number is configurable in WordPress’ Reading settings).
2. The height of the post blocks depends on the actual post content/excerpt (which would need to match in height).
3. The theme does not (and cannot, per the guidelines) provide such functionality. You’ll most likely need to look for a plugin to do this.
4. The theme is already optimized for this. However, repository themes are not allowed to include direct SEO functionality – you’ll need to use a plugin for this job as well.
5. The customizer preview does not switch between device layouts, it just emulates how your site would fit on a certain screen size.
The theme features multiple widget areas in its sidebar, some of which are always displayed before the content, some after the content and some not at all on mobile devices. Place your widgets as needed.

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[Zed]

That sounds like Jetpack’s mobile theme feature being enabled on your site and replacing the active theme when viewed on mobile devices.

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[TheBlindKind]

Funny, I had tried clearing my cache and even disabled the WP Supercache plugin on the site, but the menu still didn’t show up. I tried clearing my cache again a bit ago, and still nothing. Then I came back later after having restarted the browser, and the menu is there now. Go figure. I wouldn’t have wasted anyone’s time with this if clearing the cache had worked the first time. I put my URL in the box in case someone else might want to take a look in IE and confirm or negate what I’m seeing, though now it appears moot. As someone who is blind, the question always remains as to whether it’s my assistive tech failing me somehow.

By the way, For blind folks, the biggest worry about making a website is making sure it looks good. The Nirvana theme completely nullifies that worry. My wife, who is sighted, finds the look of this theme impressive, and she has a discerning eye.

Website: theblindkind.com

[Zed]

I assume you manually copied the header socials HTML markup to your widget, as the header socials are not displayed in that location.

Try this CSS:

#header-widget-area #sheader {
    float: none;
    margin: 0 auto;
    display: table;
    position: static;
}

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[Zed]

The presentation page’s sections have unique identifiers (which you can see with the browser’s inspection/development tools) that can be used in custom menu items.
For example, to link to the second text area you can use #pp-textmiddle in the URL field.

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