Sorry Ismael, am I missing something? You’ve just given me the identical code that already exists on the error404.php and that I referenced in my 2nd post!!

That code displays the combo widget in the main content area of the 404 page. I want to add a custom menu or pages widget above this (or actually even above the search bar that appears above the combo widget)

Thanks,

Matt

Hi Nick,

I am using the latest theme. It seems to be an intermittent problem though, so it’s not an issue at the moment! I can’t reproduce the problem currently.

I distinctly remember commenting out line 260 (not 261, from memory) of avia.js was one of the workarounds for fixing the ‘tooltip not displaying’ problem, which I used at first but then found another post where the moderator had given the following CSS fix:

.avia-gallery-thumb .image-overlay.overlay-type-image {

display: none !important;

}

so I used that instead and uncommented line 260. The overlay still appears on hover but the link symbol doesn’t, which fixes the tooltip problem, but didn’t sort the problem that is the subject of my initial post. I have now uncommented line 260 aswell and will keep an eye out for the issue again…

Thanks,

Matt

Hi Dude,

I already have the pages widget added to the sidebar, but I wanted to add it in to the main content area of the error404.php page, not a sidebar, just below the search box that appears and above where the avia combo widget appears. I have looked at the error404.php page and want the widget to appear above or instead of the code below:

<h3 class=''><?php _e('Feel like browsing some posts instead?', 'avia_framework'); ?></h3>



<?php

the_widget('avia_combo_widget', 'error404widget', array('widget_id'=>'404',

'before_widget' => '<div class="widget avia_combo_widget">',

'after_widget' => '</div>',

'before_title' => '<h3 class="widgettitle">',

'after_title' => '</h3>'

));

?>

I tried to change the widget name in the code above to the pages_widget, but it didn’t work!

Thanks Devin