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3. Why should the main menu About item be changed? The issue is that the entire green submenu does not show as links in the mobile navigation box. Please see the three screen captures.
1. So you want me to paste into the child theme footer.php? This doesn’t make sense to me. Please read your January 6, 2017 at 10:22 pm comment for #1.
3. How is this done?: “make the actual about page a subpage.” The submenu has 4 links, plus 3 sublinks. These need to show in the top right menu box that displays only on small devices.
1. Is your code sample a special code that I can change now and that means I don’t have to change the code at launch time, or is it just showing me an example of code that I will need to change at launch time?
2. Perfect! Thanks!
3. On mobile, there is a different nav box in the top right corner. The submenu items do not show in it. They need to be there for easy access.
Thank you, getting there!
1. The urls are for the dev server so they will break when the site is launched. How can it be changed so that this doesn’t happen?
2. The background is white but should be green. The separator bars are blue but should be white. How is this fixed?
3. The menu items don’t show in the mobile menu. What can be done about that?Thanks, Dashboard > Enfold > Blog Layout doesn’t allow you to create category pages that have the category title before the category blog posts. It would be great if Enfold made it easy to have a category ‘title’ page in a future upgrade. Customizing causes problems with future theme updates.
The customizing option mentioned in the link is to edit the archive.php file and use the do_shortcode function, https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/do_shortcode, to create your own layout. I don’t see step by step instructions so it’s unclear what steps to take.
Thanks, like I said, the debug code is already in the functions.php. Regarding the submenu code, I don’t know where to put it exactly. It needs to automatically display on all pages with the footer.
Adding this to the end of the child functions.php crashed the site:
[av_submenu which_menu='' menu='57' position='center' color='main_color' sticky='aviaTBsticky' mobile='disabled']
[av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 1' link='' linktarget='no' button_style='']
[av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 2' link='' linktarget='no' button_style='']
[/av_submenu]I have removed it again so the only change to the functions.php is that the debug code is still there. There are no changes now to the footer.php since adding the submenu code to it just showed the code on the webpage.
[av_submenu which_menu='' menu='57' position='center' color='main_color' sticky='aviaTBsticky' mobile='disabled']
[av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 1' link='' linktarget='no' button_style='']
[av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 2' link='' linktarget='no' button_style='']
[/av_submenu]How do I get the shortcode? I tried getting it within WP admin, but it’s not listed as an available shortcode.
Thank you! This should be fine. Did you add the code to the Child functions.php, and not the parent one that would be overwritten with theme updates?
For further clarification, the problem is now that the headline is too low at least on:
Mac OSX 10.9.5 using Safari 9.1.3.Sorry, wrong url. Use this.
I installed that plugin and used it to remove expired transients, but it still lists one expired transient, and the theme issue remains the same.
