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@ Ismael – Thank you. Question: where will the language switcher appear? I see you said “after the main menu” but will that be inline with the main menu or below it?
@ Guenni007 – Thank you. I agree with you re: once a user chooses a language, they don’t switch back and forth. Still, I’m being asked to go in this direction. Either way, I will present your idea.
Thank you but two issues:
1) The tags you added don’t match the tab tags (they should).
2) How will I carry over this fix to my production website?
This works great for the tables! Thank you.
Should I open separate threads for the other two issues?
Almost! I’ve lost the green header with the addition of the new CSS. Also, in order to make this work, too, I had to stick it in the middle of my old CSS.
/*Avia Table*/
#top .avia-table td, #top .avia-table tr, #top .avia-table th, #top .avia-table tr th:first-child, #top .avia-table tr td:first-child {border-color: #000;}#top .main_color .avia-data-table.avia_pricing_minimal td {color: #000; font-size: 15px;}
#top .main_color .avia-data-table.avia_pricing_minimal. th {
background-color: #70bf4f; color: white; text-align: left;
}/*Avia Table Not Accepted Custom CSS for Red Header*/
#top .main_color .avia-data-table.avia_pricing_minimal.not-accepted th {
background-color: #FF0000; color: white; text-align: left;
}table.avia_pricing_minimal td {
text-align: left !important;
}#top .fullsize .template-blog .post .entry-content-wrapper {
text-align: left;
}Am I allowed a second and related question?
If I want to make the header (th) of the second table a different color like red, how would I modify the CSS? I currently have the CSS below to color the headers the same green #70bf4f.
I added a custom class: not-accepted to the second table. Where do I add the custom class “.not-accepted” to the CSS below?
The reason for this is because the tables work best in mobile if they are separate. Otherwise both headers stack first and then the data so it’s confusing for the user.
/*Avia Table*/
#top .avia-table td, #top .avia-table tr, #top .avia-table th, #top .avia-table tr th:first-child, #top .avia-table tr td:first-child {border-color: #000;}#top .main_color .avia-data-table.avia_pricing_minimal td {color: #000; font-size: 15px;}
#top .main_color .avia-data-table.avia_pricing_minimal th {
background-color: #70bf4f; color: white; text-align: left;
}table.avia_pricing_minimal td {
text-align: left !important;
}#top .fullsize .template-blog .post .entry-content-wrapper {
text-align: left;
}Very close! When the bullet point wraps to 2 or more lines, they need to be left justified under the first letter. I’ve updated the example so you can see what I mean. The indent needs to be reduced for the wrapped lines.
This worked like a charm! I used this code: gtag(‘event’, ‘homeslider’, { ‘event_category’ : ‘icon’, ‘event_label’ : ‘containers’ });
Last question. Should I short the code I used to follow the same pattern you gave me?
gtag(‘event’, ‘Banner’, ‘Click’, ‘BSO’); would become gtag(‘event’, ‘homeslider’, ‘icon’, ‘containers’);
Will that work as well?
Are you saying that this custom CSS is the ticket to tracking clicks from layerslider images? If yes, I do see in the layersider where a custom class can be added to images.
I’m not sure that thread is helping and I’m concerned about how old it is. I am thinking that the code should resemble something like this:
a href=”https://mywebsite.com/page/” onClick=”_gaq.push([‘_trackEvent’, ‘Banner’, ‘Click’, ‘BSO’,’1′]);” style=”color:#fff;”>Book Now</a
I had to remove the opening and closing tags < > to not have it link.
But the key element – once I customize that code – is that I cannot figure out is where in the layerslider this will go. I have a handful of images I’d like to track.
That helps. I never knew how spammers did this.
Oddly, it was a comment from a legitimate source. I think I will follow up with them.
Thank you! I may or may not have more questions but you’ve given me enough now to investigate further.
I think you are not understanding the issue. It was a page, not a post. I don’t want comments. A comment form wasn’t visible but somehow someone submitted a comment.
KEY QUESTION: How could someone have submitted a comment when there is no visible comment form?
Wow. Thank you. I don’t even remember adding that and it wasn’t on my beta websites. At least this one was a quick fix but I feel silly for missing that.
UPDATE: I do remember adding that now. I am sooooo dumb. I wanted to remove it from one map. Is there a way to have the CSS be page specific?
UPDATE 2: I figured out I just need to add the page ID. ;-)
.page-id-#####
That worked! Thank you. I must have done that on the other website but forgot. Plus, when you open the Visual side of the Text box, it looks empty (but of course it’s not).
The info is here. I’m using an inline form.
I think I figured out what you mean. The script is below and needs to go before the </body> tag. It’s weird because I didn’t do that on the English website. See private area for more details.
<!– Begin Constant Contact Active Forms –>
<script> var _ctct_m = “33ee850b2b11f81bb70ad180bd12c0ff”; </script>
<script id=”signupScript” src=”//static.ctctcdn.com/js/signup-form-widget/current/signup-form-widget.min.js” async defer></script>
<!– End Constant Contact Active Forms –>
