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December 20, 2016 at 4:48 am in reply to: Table column alignment inconsistent between different tables #726389
Hi Basilis, how do you mean to align the table content? I’m not sure how to do this. They are just seperate tables as you can see and there does not appear to be any alignment options.
Adding a width to each column might work. How would this actually be done? I can see that I can add a width to the “first child” column, but not to the other two columns?
- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Glyphism.
November 7, 2016 at 1:41 am in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor stopped working and site is totally uneditable #708985Ok thanks let me try this and get back to you. I appreciate your help trying to solve this!
November 3, 2016 at 7:26 am in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor stopped working and site is totally uneditable #707595Hi Rikard. I am seeing this problem when logged into the CMS and editing pages. The text appears black when are you looking at the page draft, but when you then click on a layout element to edit the text, you will see that the text in the editing window is all white. The only way to read it, is to switch to text mode. My client can’t do this, they will just keep breaking the formatting of the site.
October 21, 2016 at 7:06 am in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor stopped working and site is totally uneditable #702182Rikard I have tried adding the to the bottom of the functions.php but it did not work. The text is still white? Any other ideas?
October 5, 2016 at 6:33 am in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor stopped working and site is totally uneditable #695307Hi Rikard,
So I am pleased to say that I have been able to rollback the version of wordpress to 3.9 to get the layout editor working again. It is not ideal, but it is a solution for now. I tested this process about 3 times on a local copy of the site, to make sure the process was solid, and luckily it all worked.
The only small issue I have is that the text in the page editor fields is all white, and not readable when editing it. I can flick over the plain text mode and work with that, but I wonder if you can take a look at it and see if you know what might be causing this white text? It only happens when you try and actually edit some text.
October 4, 2016 at 5:20 am in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor stopped working and site is totally uneditable #694858Ok thanks I will hold my breath and give it a shot.
October 3, 2016 at 7:13 am in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor stopped working and site is totally uneditable #694459No I’m not sure which version it was. I could just try going back version by version until it starts working again.
Is it a simple exercise to roll back versions? From what I have read you just replace all the wordpress files accept the wp-content folder and everything still works? I just can’t afford for the site to go down as I have no way of fixing it if it does. I’m not really a tech guy, I’m a designer who tries to do a bit of wordpress but no real PHP or advanced troubleshooting skills.
October 2, 2016 at 10:51 am in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor stopped working and site is totally uneditable #694306Can you try right now I just checked it and it looks like it is up. you might’ve caught it during some scheduled maintenance I’m not too sure.
The more I think about it the more I think the safest approach might be to roll back the version of WordPress to an old one?
Ismael, that solved the problem. Thank you so much. I really appreciate the help. I was in a bit of trouble there without it.
This reply has been marked as private.Thanks for this link. I’ve had a look into it, but it looks like the script needs to reference a media query to work.
This is fine for mobile media queries, but my custom.css file doesn’t have a media query setup for the normal desktop styles. Am I meant to create a new media query to contain all my custom css so this script will work? I’m a little confused on how it should be implemented with Enfold.Devin, this has solved half the problem. Thankyou. The main navigation on state is now visible. However the only thing missing now is the on state for the second level navigation which appears in the submenu. If I can make that visible, then the problem is fixed!
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This reply has been marked as private.Thanks Dude, but this didn’t work for me. It’s become a bit of a stress now. My client is saying (rightly) how is a user meant to know where they are in the site, when they are 3 pages deep, and there is no on-state on the main navigation…
Does anyone know of any other way that I might be able to do this? BTW is there anyway I can message you privately. I can give you password access to the site, however I don’t want to leave links all over the forums, it’s not very professional and clients can stumble across them.
Thanks,
GHI Ismael, I realised what is happening. My Level 3 pages are not accessible via the main navigation menu. They are only accessible via a secondary left hand menu that sits on the Level 2 pages.
It looks like unless the Level 3 pages are added to the main menu (which I don’t want to do because it won’t work well for the site design), then the main menu can’t register the ‘connection’ to the Level 3 pages, and won’t activate the on state.
Is there some other way to use custom css. When I inspect the main menu item that isn’t showing it’s on state, the class states
class="menu-item menu-item-type-post_type menu-item-object-page current-page-ancestor menu-item-has-children dropdown_ul_available
I can see it says:
current-page-ancestor
So it looks like it is registering something for it. Maybe I can style this class and turn the menu state on?- This reply was modified 10 years, 9 months ago by Glyphism.
Devin, just following up on this. Again I am find now that Level 3 pages do not have their menu states active. So for example my menu structure looks like the following:
Level 1 Page
– Level 2 Page
–– Level 3 PageEven though the Level 3 page has Level 2 as it’s parent, which in turn has Level 1 page as it’s parent, the on state for Level does not show when you are on Level 3, and users have no way of knowing how deep they are in the navigation.
Is there another piece of custom CSS needed for this? It’s very strange that this is not working by default.
Thanks,
GThanks Ismael I worked it out. We had a custom class, that had reduced the margin/gutter width from 6% to 1% and it was affecting all the margins.
Yes that’s the challenge. Those elements often sit inside a parent item which is a layout element dictating the contents width and positioning. It would be great to be able to apply classes to those two.
For example, being able to have four 1/4 layout columns sitting next to each other as 4 columns, with each one having it’s own background color and padding specified through a custom class or ID.
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yes I have done this already. It only appears to add custom CSS option to content and media elements, but not layout elements. So for example, I can’t set a custom class for any of the 1/1, 1/2, 1/3 layout elements. I can however set it for a color section, but not the others?
Have I done something incorrectly?
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This approach for colouring layout elements is really problematic. These ID numbers are all generated based on the order of where they sit on the page. So if you change one of them, all the ID’s get regenerated, which in turn throws out all your CSS coding. I’ve discovered this the hard way.
What would be ideal is for the CSS custom classes to be enabled for layout elements by default, just like they are for color sections. This way you can apply classes to layout elements, and they will stick regardless of any other changes you make to a page.
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January 11, 2014 at 3:15 pm in reply to: Parallax Scrolling Effect on Color Section Background Image #208402Ok nice one looking forward to seeing it. Thanks Devin.
YES that fixed it! Thanks Devin. I was pulling hair out. I would have thought that should be on by default, rather than turned off. So does the same apply for the navigation state of the sub menu item? Is that also off my default as I am not getting one on my end.
I just checked the Enfold demo site, and the menu states on there also don’t appear to be showing the on states correctly for the main menu items when you are on a sub page.
Go to: http://kriesi.at/themedemo/?theme=enfold
Click on Portfolio > Portfolio Ajax. When the Portfolio Ajax page loads, you can see that the red underline for the Portfolio menu state does not show, so it’s not possible to know which section of the site you are in when you are looking at one of the sub pages under Portfolio.However the strange thing is that if you visit Portfolio > Portfolio 4 Column, that pages does show the red line under the main menu state??
Is that a bug?
Thanks,
GHi Ismael, I’ve returned to this problem after giving up trying to solve it. I really want to try again and see if I can work it out. I’m not sure I understand your question about whether I used “custom links” to create the menu.
They way I have made the menu is by going to Appearance > Menu, and creating a menu, then adding the menu items to it, and manually dragging their order around in the list. Is this what you mean? I’m building this site locally, so I’m sorry I can’t show you the site, but it’s a very simple horizontal menu with a secondary drop down menu.
Any help is appreciate.
Thanks,
GHi Ismael, sorry the site is local, so can’t share access. The way I have the pages setup is exactly as you describe.
I wonder if it’s got something to do with the way my main menu structure is setup? I have created the meny by manually adding pages to it, and ordering/nesting them doing drag and drop. maybe this is overwriting the natural structure, and then breaking the css between them?What is the correct way I should be creating the sites main menu?
Following up on this, I believe I found the solution. This fixes it:
#top .main_menu .menu li ul a { color: black!important;}
Ok thanks anyway Devin I appreciate the response. I’ll look into it.
Oh I see. Thanks for that. Honestly your support on this forum is just so helpful. It makes the investment in the theme all the more worth it.
Thanks Devin. I’d love to get a developer on board, but we are building this site very quickly on the fly, and making design decisions and customisation as we go. I’m happy to get my hands dirty, if you are happy to be patient with me : )
Thankyou perfect that did it
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