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Cool – I’ll give it a shot. I looked and looked for a plugin like this but obviously wasn’t using the right search terms 🙂
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meltdownParticipantThanks Radu. Question: is it possible to do this for EACH category, so that each category has its own unique text?
meltdownParticipantSorry to reopen this thread but I’m still dealing with the issue. That code does indeed increase the height of the top bar. However, the text, member icon, shopping cart icon, etc. in the menu are still small. I would like everything in the topbar to be bigger. How can I do this?
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meltdownParticipantPerfect! Thanks to both you and Laura for your help. I’ll mark this as resolved 🙂
meltdownParticipantGreat – Thank you. Is it possible to center the image/gallery? I tried the following but it had no affect:
COPY CODE.article-media img { width: auto !important; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; }
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meltdownParticipantThanks for your assistance Radu. I have removed all CSS that Laura provided for this thread.
The two instances where it seems to be an issue is when I use the “Standard” post option, the “Image” post option and the “Gallery” post option. If those could default to a normal image size I would be quite pleased.
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meltdownParticipantI’m a bit frustrated with this. The code you provided does restrict the image to 500px. However, when viewing the post snippet on the main blog page, it also pushes the text associated with the post down 500px, creating a huge gap (see attachment).
Rather than all this css, isn’t it possible to just change the setting that forces the gallery image to stretch to full width? For example (please see second attached image): The gallery image size is 550 x 550px. However, it is being stretched to fit the container, which makes the images much too big and degrades the quality. Can’t we just stop the gallery from doing that?
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You must be logged in to view attached files.meltdownParticipantThanks for your response. Isn’t the size that I want somewhat dependent on the size of the image, which may vary? What seems right to me would be that the image fills about 60% of the container width, even if the image itself is much bigger than that.
I would have that that your first solution, as seen below, would have worked, but it cut the image in half:
COPY CODE.article-media.kleo-banner-slider div { width: 50% !important; }
Using a percentage seems best, but can it be done without cutting the image?
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meltdownParticipantIn Google Chrome it had no effect. In Firefox it literally cut the image in half 🙁
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You must be logged in to view attached files.November 16, 2016 at 18:33 in reply to: 404-page.php: Moved to child but still not recognized #144418meltdownParticipantThanks for your response. Yes indeed, that was my mistake! I’ve marked this as resolved 🙂
meltdownParticipantI was able to track down a solution to this in the buddypress forums.
1) If you haven’t already, create bp-custom.php at /wp-content/plugins/.
2) Add this define to bp-custom.php:
define( 'BP_GROUPS_DEFAULT_EXTENSION', 'members' );
3) Change “members” to the slug of the extension and then that tab will load when you click a link to a group.
meltdownParticipantYep, that was it. I’ve just transferred my list over. Thanks, I’ll mark this as resolved 🙂
meltdownParticipantYes, I was just hoping there was a way to hide it on page load to avoid that flash of black. If it’s not possible I certainly understand.
meltdownParticipantI was able to capture a screenshot, which I’ve attached to this note. Please note the black or very dark background color.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.meltdownParticipantIt’s very difficult to capture as a screenshot and I have not been able to do so. Very quickly it flashes black or near black on page load, but not always. I can see that it is the background, not the area that contains content but behind that.
I’ve tried looking at the stylesheet to see if I could find it and there was one part that uses that color as its background (#262626):
.vc_custom_1433891072109{background-color: #262626 !important;}.vc_custom_1433891463169{border-left-width: 1px !important;border-left-color: #e5e5e5 !important;border-left-style: solid !important;}
Might this be it? Is it possible to find where this is?
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meltdownParticipantSorry to be a bother but I see that the input fields for Buddypress are still invisible unless clicked on.
I did use Firefox Web Developer to try and get the element information but is not being displayed. Could I trouble you to take a look? Just view the input fields on any Buddypress page.
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meltdownParticipantHi Radu – Nope, the snippet is still much shorter than it should be (I’ve flushed the cache and checked again). Any thoughts?
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meltdownParticipantI see now: At Admin > Appearance > Sidebars I create the sidebar and it appears in the widget section, where I can add items to it.
And then, in page edit mode, I select that sidebar from the list found at the bottom of the page where I want the sidebar to appear.
For this I had installed the plugin Content Aware Sidebars. Is it a conflict to leave it in?
meltdownParticipant– Theme updated to latest version
– Plugins updated to latest version
– Woocommerce Single Product Layout is set to Full Width
– Cleared cache at cpanelThere is still a Right-hand sidebar on ALL Product Pages.
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