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Thanks for that, but it did the opposite of what I’m looking for. It reduced all the letter spacing to an equal, but too small amount.
The wide spacing currently visible on the site (set to 5 in the Layer Slider) is what we’re after; we’d just like the “f” and the “i” in the word enfin to reflect that same spacing.
I got the separator issue worked out. For anyone else who needs it:
create a new menu item with a fake URL. then rename it “|” then delete the URL. voila, perfectly spaced separator
I think I may have found the problem. I’m using this snippet to get a logged-in and logged-out menu. Then I later created a 3rd secondary menu for the language bar called “Lang”.
function my_wp_nav_menu_args( $args = '' ) { if( is_user_logged_in() ) { $args['menu'] = 'logged-in'; } else { $args['menu'] = 'logged-out'; } return $args; } add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_args', 'my_wp_nav_menu_args' );How can I adjust it to tell this snippet to ignore the secondary menu Lang?
hey Ismael, thanks and apologies for missing the Main Menu settings; I never saw it before!
what can we do for the logo on tablet/mobile? if you look, it’s neither centered nor left offset. It’s just sort of hovering in no man’s land.
One other question as well: on the desktop main menu links, I need a separator between two and only items (the language switcher), e.g.,
ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM | EN FR
So two questions:
1) Mobile/tablet logo alignment
2) Language switcher separator in the main menuthanks very much
Victoria, I’m developing the site locally for a reason. Is this really that complicated an issue? A properly aligned photo and a sidebar?
Can anyone else help?
I’m developing it locally so I can’t post a link, but I’ve added screenshots in the private content field so you can see what I mean…
Thanks for the quick reply. Tried that, but the widget is now sitting “on an island”, meaning the color section image now surrounds it.
The spacing is already really nice on the sidebar widget, would prefer to use that if there’s a way to do it. Surely there’s a way?
Otherwise faking it as you suggest can work, but how do I fill out the rest of the 1/4 element?
Thanks
Hi Rikard,
The site is being developed locally, otherwise I’d be happy to.
Let me try to explain in a little more detail:
I’m using a plugin in tandem with Enfold which allows me to create certain types of account pages for clients. The plugin contains certain placeholders (e.g., [client_name]) which allows us to create customizable content for each account.
I can use those placeholders by inserting them into an Enfold code block or text block, but not a special heading.
So: how do I manually code in, using a code block or text block, the Modern Heading styles that are available by dropdown menu when using a special heading? E.g., I want to manually code in H3 Heading Style Modern (centered).
Thanks!
I’ve never had another theme activated…
The code is entered in the Quick CSS box.Any other ideas?
ThanksYeah I pulled the whole background picture, since it wasn’t working out with the mobiles. In the end I prefer the simplicity; gonna keep it like this for now. Thanks anyway!
Hi Yigit,
Thanks for the quick reply. That code didn’t work for some reason. You can see for yourself, when you select a Yes or No under any dropdown box, the selected answer is still light gray.
Any other ideas?
thanks
Hi,
Unfortunately, I’m developing the site locally, so I can’t send you a link. But it’s not tricky to understand:
Take normal silver button. When you hover on it, it becomes slightly transparent.
I’d just like the button to be slightly transparent all the time, with no hover effect. Make sense?Thanks for your help; you guys are great
