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Hi Laura,
Thanks so much for your efforts.
The code above was not quite what I was after however it gave me the necessary info that I needed to tweak it to achieve the result. So THANK YOU!
I wanted to remove the category and tag titles ONLY while leaving the Post Title. A little tweak of the above and that worked!
THANKS,
Grant
Hi Laura,
Thanks for your reply. However, that option won’t work. Using it removes BOTH the tag and post headings. Notice in the attached files that the CSS path names are effectively the same.
The only way I can see that it will be possible to remove the ‘Tag Heading’ but without touching the ‘Post Heading’ is to remove the relevant php code from the appropriate file and place that file in the Child theme location. Unless you can think of a different workaround?
Do you know which file generates the Tag and Catagory headings?
Cheers,
Grant
Way to go mate,
Got it sorted with that update. I needed to make a minor tweak to some existing CSS code to position the graphic correctly but it now appears before the Page Title.
Cheers,
Grant
Hi,
I know I can always hide the Post Title but I’d prefer to use that only as last option. I just need a way to display the Post Title below the Featured Image.
Cheers,
Grant
Hi Mate,
I’ve been analysing the code in the content.php and there does not seem to be a relationship to the CSS code where it refers to the ‘article-title’. When I display a Post, that code does not appear anywhere on the page when you inspect the Element.
The Post CSS refers to ‘post-title’ – not ‘article-title’. It is the Post title that needs to be relocated below the Image. Alternatively, if we can hide the Post Title and I will reload the Post Title with some code from the Gravity Form that I want to use anyway.
Cheers,
Grant
Hi Radu,
I already have that value set on the theme options.
The code at the top of the content.php file still has no affect on the title if you move it below the media code. So it must require a further change?
Cheers,
Grant
Hi Radu,
Thanks for your reply mate. By re-arranging the media and meta sections, I managed to get the Picture to display at the top with the meta data following.
However, re-arranging the page title section made no difference at all. That section of code at the top of the content.php file does not seem to affect the page title positioning.
Is there something else that I need to edit to get the title to display below the image?
Cheers Mate,
Grant
Hey Mate,
Very dodgy…bit of a naughty family history eh…Santa’s not impressed! 😉 Well, despite the issues, I hope it wasn’t too bad.
I did try that script. While it does hide the members from the member search, it does NOT hide them from the Kleo AJAX search. That search still finds the members.
Any other possible thoughts?
Cheers,
Grant
Hey Mate,
Hope you were joking about your Xmas dilemma. If not, there’s always the local hotel bar! 🙂
Anyway…if you’re still up for a bit of a challenge, here’s a tougher one. I’m nearing the end of some testing for a membership that site I’ll be bringing online soon. I use an account to update various pages, posts and so forth on the sit but I want to ‘hide’ that account from any ajax search’s that a user or member might make. Unless you know a better way to use an ‘author’ account that doesn’t get recognised by WordPress or BuddyPress anywhere on a site.
If not, I’m wondering if you have a function anywhere which can just hide some account/s from showing up in the ajax search bar.
Cheers my friend – Stay warm, have some Mulled wine….nice!
Grant
Kieran,
Clearly I’m a bit half asleep today mate. This one I should have noticed!!
Thanks so much for being so quick off the mark. Now it’s Xmas – go have some fun!! :))
Grant
Oh…and don’t worry about the Admin details in those graphics. They’re not used on the live site.
Cheers!
Hi Kieran,
Well that’s a bit strange my friend! Before I do – as it seems kind of ‘weird’, let’s validate our versions.
WordPress – 4.8.1
Php – 7.1.4
Kleo Theme – 4.2.9Plugins – Literally just BuddyPress (See attached)
No CSS. No Child Theme. The absolute bare basics. And as you can see, when you swap themes between Kleo and Twenty Seventeen, 2017 displays correctly but Kleo does not. I’ve even tried swapping PHP versions to eliminate that possibility but it still displays the double entry.
There is literally nothing else running on this wordpress test setup except WordPress, Kleo and BuddyPress.
Can you spot any version issue differences between our test environments that could be causing the issue?
Cheers,
Grant
Magic Mate – Thanks!
That pointed me in the right direction. I needed the logo to be placed at the top so ended up using this CSS.
.kleo-pop-title-wrap {
padding-top: 80px;
margin-top: 70px;
background: url(/images/modal-logo.png);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-size: contain;
}See the attached for the final result in case others in the community want to do the same.
Cheers!
Hi Mate,
I want to thank you for your awesome support and recent efforts. I also said that I’d get back to you when I’d checked out an option that I came across which looked ideal. Here’s a heads-up with some info that could prove helpful to others as well. Take a look at this link.
https://gravitywiz.com/documentation/gravity-forms-better-user-activation/#activation-success
This is the solution I ended up using as it integrated perfectly with the registration process I have. I use the GF User Registration Add-On for BuddyPress registrations and it integrates with that. So it was a no-brainer.
There is only one last piece that I would like to graphically improve in terms of the registration process which is to add a ‘header logo’ to the AJAX modal login window – like what you do if someone chooses facebook login support. See the attached graphics.
I just want to add our our logo header to the AJAX modal login – not the FB one. Is there a bit of CSS code that allows this to be done?
Cheers,
Grant
Hey Mate,
Just leave it for now as I’m constantly testing and restoring from backup so things won’t be working properly.
Thanks so much for all your support. I want to do the activation part very professionally and have come across what looks like a nice solution using a ‘Gravity Perks’ solution.
I’ll keep you posted on the outcome.
Cheers!
Hi Mate,
Just did another check and same result. It activates – but does not redirect.
As I’m not a code expert (more jack of all trades), I have to rely on the wonderful support of people like yourself when faced with these odd coding issues which I cannot solve with a suitable plugin or function borrowed from the global world of ‘google the almighty’! 😉
Do you remember what life was like BG (Before Google)? Trust me – a lot tougher! At least its not quite as hard to find information like it used to be.
Cheers!
Hi Kieran,
Thanks so much for your efforts. Unfortunately it made no difference. The default Activation page displayed as per normal. No redirect occurred.
There is no chance of any caching affecting this operation. All caching is disabled. I’m operating in ‘development mode’ so am not caching any pages. Has this code worked on a test setup?
I’ll check a clean setup now and report back to you.
Cheers Mate.
Cheers Mate,
If I can just get a ‘redirect’ to work away from that very poor buddypress activation confirmation, I’ll be happy.
Thanks.
Hi Kieran,
Thanks for the quick response.
I have tried that plugin/script already. What happens is that it ‘kind of works’. The email activates the user BUT then returns them to a ‘blank page’ on the site. When I try to add that redirect filter to the child function file, it kills the site.
So still wondering what could be causing this. I am using the Gravity Forms ‘User Registration’ add-on. It could possibly be interfering. I’ll drop them an email and see what they say.
Cheers,
Grant
Hi Andrei,
Thanks for getting in touch. The site link is onepeopleoneworld.org which is currently in development. I want to create a reliable nav toggle click option similar to what you can see on a site like telerik.com.
As the WordPress Menu does not by default seem to support a toggle option, you can try it with virtually any tablet – Surface, IPad, Galaxy, etc…and the menu does not ‘reliably’ stay in place when you tap a menu item. Ideally it needs to be ‘tap on’ to display, ‘tap off’ to retract.
Hope this helps,
Grant
Hi Laura,
Not in this case. The mobile menu is fine as it is. We need a solution for ‘tablets’.
If you hover over the menu on a tablet, the submenu items appear. But the moment you lift your finger to select a submenu item, they disappear again. We need them to stay viewable unless you click the menu again.
This is not a matter of making the submenu items bigger – It’s about making the menu items ‘clickable’. Please take a look at the telerik.com website as a perfect example of what we need to do to make the kleo wordpress menu ‘fully compatible’ with tablets. When you click the ‘Products’ link, the menu stays viewable even if you move the mouse away or lift your finger off the tablet screen. Click the menu item again and the submenu/mega menu retracts back again. Do you know if there is some CSS code that can do this, which can be applied to the Kleo menu?
So we need to make the Kleo menu ‘clickable’ just like this example. I hope this example helps and thanks so much for any help you can offer.
Cheers,
Grant
Hi Laura,
Thanks so much for your response. I appreciate the support.
I tried the above script you suggested but nothing changed. Just to be clear, I would like to ‘remove the hover effect from the main Nav Menu and replace it with an ‘Onclick’ action to display the submenu instead’.
Thanks so much for any input you can offer.
Cheers,
Grant
Thanks for your quick response.
Is it fair to say then, that the Kleo Dev/s have nothing in the pipeline on this at present? I’, just trying to confirm that nothing is planned so I don’t end up looking for a workaround unnecessarily.
If not, the best alternative seems to ‘BuddyPress Groups Extras’. I’ll test this shortly.
Cheers,
Grant
I’m not using any plugin at the moment as none work very well – but will be looking to address this soon in some way soon.
I’ve tested a whole range already – like ‘BP GTM System’, ‘Task Freak’ and others – but none look very professional or work very well due to out of date support, poor coding or compatibility issues.
You’ve done a great job with the Kleo theme and have integrated it nicely with Buddypress. You have the ability to greatly extend your market into the task/project management market. I’m sure that integrating a ‘Task List’ option into the members area (as per the graphic I attached would not be too hard, and then when you’re ready, linking it to ‘Group’ projects is a logical next step.
The feature should be kept very ‘simple’. Within a Group, a ‘Project’ can be created. A Project should then allow you to create a ‘List of Tasks’. Each Task can be assigned to a ‘Member/s’ to complete. Members can view their Tasks. Keep it simple and people will love it.
That would give you a highly professional theme with many great features – social community integration, articles, project and task management support, etc. Do you see the benefit here? It would position your theme in a highly elite market with basically no competition that I am aware of in the WordPress market.
Anyway – just an idea. I know of no task/project management plugins at the moment that do a professional job in the Buddypress/Wordpress market. There is definitely a gap in this market.
Cheers,
Grant
