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Thanks Rikard.
It wasn’t right on mobile view so I had to add a media query to it:
@media (min-width: 900px)
Thanks Rikard, I’ve managed to achieve what I wanted by using this:
.avia-slideshow-inner .avia-button-wrap { position: absolute; left: 5%; bottom: 5%; }Hey Guenni,
Nothing is secret other than the client website. If I or the support team find a solution it will be posted here.
Hi Sarah,
It doesn’t work well. If I use ‘position: center;’ it goes down one line but the orientation is not right. Plus, I’d like to be able to add as many new lines as possible. I would like the button to be near to the bottom of the slide. I’ve attached photos in the private content
Hi John,
I still get this: http://i.imgur.com/SAlgwvP.png
Hi Yigit,
Like this: http://i.imgur.com/BkAHogo.png
Button with the Page headerI tried adding the av_button shortcode to the title but the button didn’t appear, just the shortcode in text.
Hi Nikko,
Yes, but not just the first tab. I want to be able to change the individual tab colors. Just like you showed me with the accordion earlier in the thread.
Hi Andy,
Thank you for the Posts Slider idea. I think I’ll go with that. Now I’d like to change the font for the post title. Link in private content.
See the posts slider? What’s the CSS to change the font of the post titles?
Hi Nikko,
Can you point me to the correct CSS so I can do the same on the Tab elements? Or should I start a new thread?
Thank you
Hi Victoria,
What I meant by sortable is the existing ability to pick Categories and have the posts appear when a category is selected.
It’s not important for the posts to be sortable, but I am looking to try and customize the look of the posts so it can look like the image I attached.
Hi Mike,
I’ve added the functions.php code to my child theme, and used the Simple Image Sizes plugin. Also tried on a different browser/machine. I can’t see any change whatsoever.
Thank you! Didn’t realise it was the two-lines causing this issue. I’d rather not hack at individual elements, much simpler to remove the extra line.
Thanks again.
Thanks that worked, but now some images aren’t aligned correctly. I will post it in the private content.
I changed the h3 css to:
{ font-family: ‘RandomFont’, sans serif;
font-size: 2.8em;
}That changed it. But now I don’t want that font for post titles. How do I change the post-title font to Arial?
Hi Nikko,
I realise this can be a bit of a job and I’m going to pay a developer to do this. Does your team provide such services?
I need a wordpress/PHP/JS developer to customize menus in WordPress according to viewed status
I’m looking for an experienced PHP/Wordpress/Javascript(?) developer to achieve one objective in a WordPress project.
I have one menu in WordPress with 14 different items. I want these items to show up only after the registered user has gone through the previous sections. Once the user has viewed all the sections, they can go back to any menu item. The menu item that has been viewed will be identified with a green check mark or something similar.
Hopefully after one menu is done, I can see your code and apply it to others in the future
Hi Nikko,
Thanks for your guide. I can see what you mean about the long list of CSS. Problem is I don’t want it to always be hidden. Once the user has finished all the sections, I want to keep all the menu visible.
But I guess I can only do one thing, albeit a bit tedious.
1) I will have to create several menus. Every page has a different menu, and with every new section, a new menu will come up with the previous sections.
2) until when they finish the module, then they will be directed to the page where the menu with all the sections are there.
Hello,
While that does create a 1 row 1 post possible, it doesn’t look right. Plus the pagination isn’t working, and the excerpt is not visible either.
I’d rather a small box. I’ve linked the two sites.
Hi Rikard,
No I have not started with any modification yet. Thought I’d come to you guys before I do anything, maybe it’s something I missed.
Ideally I’d like to add an option from the drop-down list under ‘Columns’ to have one post per line.
It would’ve been an easier problem to solve if the ‘Magazine’ element had category sorting though.
Hi Basilis,
I would like to have the same style as the masonry content, but with only 1 post per line. I tried the other post elements but the style is different, and no sorting by category options.
Instead of (2 column setup):
All / Category 1 / Category 2 / Category 3
____________________ ___________________
| Post Picture | | Post Picture |
|___________________| |__________________|
| Post Title | | Post Title |
| Post Excerpt | | Post Excerpt |
|___________________| |___________________|I’d like it to look like:
All / Category 1 / Category 2 / Category 3
__________________________________________________________
| Post Picture | Post Title |
| | Post Excerpt |
|_________________|________________________________________|
| Post Picture | Post Title |
| | Post Excerpt |
|_________________|________________________________________|So one row, one post. I know this isn’t a masonry effect, but it’s the only post element with sorting by category. I like the styling but I’d like it to be on 1 post 1 row.
EDIT: Formatting didn’t come out right, so I made an artistic rendering in Paint: http://i.imgur.com/nK6OAZS.png
