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Hello
Is there a generally accepted way of building one page websites in Enfold? I currently have a number of colour sections and layersliders to divide up my content but have a couple of issues which I have listed below.
– When using anchors or a names for my navigation, quite often the text, particularly the heading, is hidden behind the navigation and therefore unreadable. Is there a way round this, so that whole colour section is on view?
– Secondly, text in colour sections always sits vertically aligned to the middle. When images are placed next to the text and images are shorter in height than the text, the image aligns to the top. Is there a way round this other than sizing the image so that it is a similar height to the text?
Thanks
Ed
Hey Ed!
1. Title is displaying fine – http://screencast.com/t/3TsEyllW0nLf
2. Are you referring to this? if that’s the case you’d need to crop the white space in this image.
Cheers!
JosueHi, thanks for coming back to me.
Re. point 1. I noticed that you can name the colour sections, so all sorted here. However, there is an additional issue with my navigation (which is made up of #links as it is a one page website) when the user clicks through to view a full blog post, the navigation no longer works as the links refer to the homepage. Is there a solution to this? Or will I need two separate menus?
2. Kind of, I had added the white space in order for the actual content of the image to vertically align to the middle of the colour section, if the white space isn’t there, the image aligns to the top.
Thanks in advance.
Hi!
Thank you for the update.
1.) You can use add the absolute URL plus the anchor link. Something like this: http://www.yourwebsite/#anchor
2.) You can add a horizontal rule element on top of the image. Set it to white space then adjust the height as necessary.
Best regards,
Ismael
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