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OK, I take that back — not the good support part 🙂 – but the I fixed it part.

That first piece of code I added made it a 3 column page. Forgot that. Ooops. And the TZ issue is as resolved as I’m going to get it.

But the other issue was that the “kleo-page-bottom” did not show on the page template. I’ve tried about 15 variations of the code, with no joy.

Attached screencap shows that kleo-page-bottom IS there. And I DO have some content in that box on that page (tested with the Default template and it DOES show there). But for some reason it doesn’t show with this page template.

I do have some functions code that I thought might mess with it:

COPY CODE

/* this added a widget area after main content ONLY */
add_action( 'kleo_after_main_content','kleo_main_content_bottom');
function kleo_main_content_bottom() {
      echo '<div id="after-main-content">', do_shortcode('[widgets_on_pages id="wop-5"]'), '</div>';  //you could put a shortcode here if you want, too.
}

but lack of display issue remains even if I comment out that code. So it has to be something in the template.

Any guidance on where to look is still appreciated. If it proves too difficult, I could just move on, but little things that seem like they should work but don’t always get me. 🙂

Thanks!

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[mitchcan]

Hi Laura,

I just wanted to update. I resolved this issue. I’ll post here, in case I forget later I can check back. 🙂

For the template, looking at my notes, best I can tell is I added:

COPY CODE

<?php
//create 3lr template
kleo_switch_layout('3lr');
?>

to the code, which seemed to get me the sidebar and footer. Not sure if that’s what did it, but it works now. 🙂

For the time zone issue, I simply used:

COPY CODE

<?php
$args = array(
    'post_type' => 'post',
    'post_status' => 'publish',
    'orderby' => 'date',
    'order' => 'DESC',

    // Using the date_query to filter posts from last week
    'date_query' => array(
        array(
            'after' => '30 hours ago'
        )
    )
); 
query_posts( $args );?>

instead of the getdate and made it a lookback of 30 hours. Not perfect, but I got tired of trying to figure out how to adjust the query to account for UTC vs. local TZ. 🙂

Thanks again for getting me that far.

Hey @abe – it’s support like this from @laura and what @sharmstr always provides that will make it where I buy another license for this theme next month.

Thanks.

[mitchcan]

I see you already pushed 3.0.6 with the before-wrap change, cool. I still need to fix the after-wrap. Thought I’d try this… so in general-after-wrap, would I put

COPY CODE

<section class="container-wrap main-color">
	<div id="main-container" class="<?php echo $container; ?>">
		<?php if($container == 'container') { ?><div class="row"> <?php } ?>

			<div <?php echo $section_id;?>class="template-page <?php echo $main_tpl_classes; ?>">
				<div class="wrap-content">

on Line 20 after </div><!--end main-page-template-->

or would there be anything else I’d need to do?

I’m working without an net on a live site (tsk tsk) 🙂 so I just don’t want to screw it up.

Thanks.

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OK, first, that’s hilarious. This entire time I’ve been specifically trying NOT to place it on home, thinking home meant, well, you know, Home (as in Front Page) vs Posts. In my last theme, I didn’t mess with the reading settings, it was built to overtake the Your Latest Posts setting. So I missed that info. Thanks.

But back to the strategy of placing it via the widgets setup.

My rationale, possibly flawed as usual, 🙂 was that I often use multiple widgets in each of the widget ‘areas’ I created in kleo_before_content, kleo_before_main etc, then I use Dynamic Widgets plugin to determine the display of each widget.

In using the Rev Slider php directly, I don’t want to lose the ability to still use that widget ‘area.’

I’m no php guy, but can I still make that happen by doing something like

COPY CODE

add_action('kleo_before_main_content','kleo_top_main_content');
function kleo_top_main_content() {
    if (is_home()) {
        echo '<div id="before-main-content">', putRevSlider( "featured-posts" ), '</div>';
}
else 
{
echo '<div id="before-main-content">', do_shortcode('[widgets_on_pages id="wop-3"]'), '</div>';  //could put shortcode here
   }
} 

I have no clue if that is structurally correct, but conceptually, would something like that work to allow me to still have the ‘wop-3’ widget area functional?

Thanks for setting me straight on some of the usage here.

Have a great weekend!

[mitchcan]

You know, I should probably show the code I was using… that might be helpful. 🙂

COPY CODE

/*
 * Hide certain membership levels in BuddyPress directory
 */
function my_bp_has_members($has_members, $members_template) {

    global $members_template;

    //pmpro membership levels to hide
    $levels = array(1,2,3);

    //get list of members
    $members = $members_template->members;

    foreach($members as $key=>$member) {
        if(pmpro_hasMembershipLevel($levels, $member->id))
            unset($members_template->members[$key]);
    }
    return $has_members;
}
add_filter('bp_has_members', 'my_bp_has_members', 10, 2);

[mitchcan]

LOL. My bad, I should have explained that better… I already had that opening code on the page. 🙂

I wouldn’t add that *twice* would I? I already had this… then I added the other below it.

COPY CODE

<?php
/**
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Kleo
 * @author SeventhQueen <themesupport@seventhqueen.com>
 * @since Kleo 1.0
 */

/**
 * Kleo Child Theme Functions
 * Add custom code below
*/

/* this added a sidebar above content below header - but likely only works on Kleo pages */
add_action('kleo_before_main','display_advertising');
function display_advertising() {
	echo '<div id="my_ads">', do_shortcode('[widgets_on_pages id="wop-2"]'), '</div>';  //you could put a shortcode here if you want, too.
}

Do I need to do something different?

Thanks.

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