Perfect, awesome, thank you so much! I also added my own class to the columns and added some css to adjust the height to taller than the max 500px allowed in the options (just in case this helps anyone else):

.taller .avia-fold-unfold-section .av-fold-unfold-container.folded {
    max-height: 1000px !important;
}

Thanks again!

Thanks Guenni — that’s cool — Do you know how to get the categories to show in the same line as the date (like on the single posts) or below the date?

OK, thanks anyway for trying all those things!

Thanks, but the code you posted there (pasted below) actually seems to be for the solution in this thread, so I think continuing here makes more sense. This is the thread asking if it’s possible to break the overlay/burger menu into columns — the other thread is asking if the 3-column mega menu can span the full site width. The code below refers to the burger menu, so I guess continuing here makes more sense, no?

Your code seemed to target one level too deep — maybe because I hadn’t actually changed this nav to a burger menu, yet (it was still a regular/text nav, set as a mega menu with everything nested under a “menu” button). So I switched to the burger and removed the last ul in your 2nd rule. Then I added a float: left, to get the lis/columns to layout horizontally. But the 4th column was sort of tucking up under the 3rd, so I added a “break” class to the 4th menu item and added a rule to clear: left on that item.

That seems to get me close enough — I think now I can just play with the theme options/styling and refine the css to make everything look better (and of course disable these columns on the phone version, since three columns won’t work there) — so, thank you! Unless you have any other comments, feel free to close this thread.

Your code:

#av-burger-menu-ul li.menu-item-86 {
  display: flex;
  flex-wrap: wrap;
}
#av-burger-menu-ul li ul {
  display: flex;
  flex-flow: column;
  flex-grow: 1;
  width: 33%;
}

My version:

#av-burger-menu-ul li.menu-item-86 {
  display: flex;
  flex-wrap: wrap;
}
#av-burger-menu-ul li.av-width-submenu {
  display: flex;
  flex-flow: column;
  flex-grow: 1;
  width: 33%;
  float: left;
}
#top #wrap_all #header #av-burger-menu-ul > li.break.av-active-burger-items {
    clear: left;
}

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Thanks, Rikard — I get that; I just don’t understand why we’d have to subtract from the max height, and why it seems necessary to subtract more in order to get more scroll — like, why did I have to change that number from 20 to 120? But again, I’m just curious — it seems to be working, so don’t feel obligated to answer.

Sorry about that — here you go…

Perfect — thanks again, Ismael!! Feel free to close this thread.

Awesome, Guenni — thanks so much!! I never thought to dissect the font file like that — makes perfect sense, obviously! Thanks for all the detailed info — you’re the bomb!

Nice, getting so close. But the recurring events still only seem to be showing the one/next future event — we need to show the other days for those events — can we get more of those recurring events to show? Also, thanks for pointing out the two two spots for updating the number of posts — I had tried the first one but missed the second — but now that number overrides the Pagination option in the Blog Posts element, eh? That may not be critical, but I know the client would like some pagination, especially if we can get more recurring events to show. Thanks again, SO much!!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by sky19er.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by sky19er.

Nice! Any idea why only four events show, and why they seem to be out of order?

Thanks, Ismael. Looks/sounds a little over my head — unfortunately I still don’t actually *know* php. But I think I found a workaround: I can save my Elementor footer section as an Elementor “template”. The problem is, updates to those “templates” don’t apply to every page containing the template — Elementor wants you to use the Theme Builder to do something like that — and if I use the Theme Builder to create the footer, it cancels out the Enfold header (the reason for this ticket). BUT Elementor does provide shortcode for those “Saved Templates” (see https://capture.dropbox.com/N8yakpTKi7pSjcLE ), so if I just save my Elementor footer section as a template and drop the shortcode in at the bottom of every page, then, when I make a change to my footer via the Saved Templates, it applies to every page containing the shortcode. So then I have my goal: Enfold headers with Elementor footers (updatable from one file)!

Thanks so much for sticking with me on this — I think exhausting the possibility of using Elementor’s Theme Builder to handle the footers helped/forced me to look at the problem from a new angle and discover this workaround.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by sky19er.

OK, but in crafting my ticket for them, I also noticed, even with single day events, I can only get one event to show at a time — only the next upcoming event. For example, I set up a “test single” event for 9/24, we have the September Resident Meeting on 9/26, and I added a “test single 2” event for 9/30 — if those are all assigned to Casa Domingues, only the 9/24 event will show ( as I have it now https://gobhdev.wpengine.com/property/casa-dominguez/); if I unassign that event, the 9/26 event will show; and if I unassign that event, the 9/30 one will show. Does that offer any clue, or should we get that sorted out before I submit my ticket to tribe?

Also, btw, I removed the All Properties taxonomy from the Blog Posts element for Casa Dominguez, to avoid confusion (see https://capture.dropbox.com/99EZcqUs4lQKSboL ).

And I forgot to mention, I noticed previously it looked like you’d checked the Events > Settings
> Condense events in Series option, but I think it’s better to leave that unchecked (https://capture.dropbox.com/UHDCW3rrEp2dLByu ) to make sure folks can see there are events available throughout the week, for example.

I also forgot to mention that I noticed previously it looked like you added an _bak to the shortcodes folder in the child theme (see https://capture.dropbox.com/WHiEPCI64AzsbJns ) — that _bak was lost when I recopied the live site to dev, awhile back, to get the latest WLM (WishLIst Member) update — should we add the _bak to that folder? I hope I didn’t screw you up by recopying the live site like that.

Thanks again so much for sticking with me on this, and lmk if you have any questions.

Thanks, but that didn’t seem to do it — still nothing showing on https://gobhdev.wpengine.com/property/casa-dominguez/ . I set up the Dev site and gave you admin and sftp info so you can troubleshoot without me being in the middle, if you want. Thanks again and lmk if you have other questions.

No prob — thanks so much, Ismael — makes sense. Seems like a long-shot, but any chance I might be able to add a snippet in the Theme Builder header template that would call/get the Enfold header or code? Thanks again.

Ah, ok, well, thanks for trying — is there anyone else you can run it by? Maybe Ismael could take a look? :)