Sorry, false alarm, I guess I figured that out — I just removed the class in the function, right below that comment, so the code now looks like as shown below. But that didn’t handle what I was hoping it would also solve which is, once I click on a child page, the menu title changes to the parent of that child. Is there a way to tweak this code so that the title doesn’t change when you click on the child (i.e., so the menu/section title stays the same for the whole section)? Maybe you want me to start a new thread for this?

function avia_sidebar_menu($echo = true)
    {
        $sidebar_menu = "";

        $subNav = avia_get_option('page_nesting_nav');
  
        
        $the_id = @get_the_ID();
        $args = array();
		global $post;

        if($subNav && $subNav != 'disabled' && !empty($the_id) && is_page())
        {
            $subNav = false;
            $parent = $post->ID;
            $sidebar_menu = "";

            if (!empty($post->post_parent))
            {
                if(isset($post->ancestors)) $ancestors  = $post->ancestors;
                if(!isset($ancestors)) $ancestors  = get_post_ancestors($post->ID);
                $root	= count($ancestors)-1;
                $parent = $ancestors[$root];
            }

            $args = array('title_li'=>'', 'child_of'=>$parent, 'echo'=>0, 'sort_column'=>'menu_order, post_title');

            //enables user to change query args
            $args = apply_filters('avia_sidebar_menu_args', $args, $post);

            //hide or show child pages in menu - if the class is set to 'widget_nav_hide_child' the child pages will be hidden
            $display_child_pages = apply_filters('avia_sidebar_menu_display_child', $args, $post);

            $children = wp_list_pages($args);

            if ($children)
            {

				$default_sidebar = false;
				$parent = get_the_title($post->post_parent);
				$parentlink = get_the_permalink($post->post_parent);
				$sidebar_menu .= "<nav class='widget widget_nav_menu $display_child_pages'><ul class='nested_nav'>";
				$sidebar_menu .= "<h3 class='widgettitle'><a href='{$parentlink}'>$parent</a></h3>";
				$sidebar_menu .= $children;
				$sidebar_menu .= "</ul></nav>";
            }
        }

        $sidebar_menu = apply_filters('avf_sidebar_menu_filter', $sidebar_menu, $args, $post);

        if($echo == true) { echo $sidebar_menu; } else { return $sidebar_menu; }
    }

OK, fair enough, thanks anyway.

Thanks, but I don’t have all the mobile devices needed to check on actual mobile devices. But I see a change in the Chrome Inspector Emulator — now it looks like the alternate logo is only being used up to max width 768 — I need it for set to max width 1024.

Thanks again and let me know if you have any other questions.

Nice, that works — I just had to then add some css to hide those widgets in mobile views, when the header switches to top/horizontal, Thanks Mike!

IT’s at a development url and there’s a plugin preventing the public from viewing it. Please don’t take this wrong, but aren’t the screen grab and my explanation sufficient? It seems like a pretty basic concept/question, to me.

OK, thanks. We do have the Yoast plugin installed, but Integrating that code with what you gave me above is a little over my head, apparently (just tried it, to no avail). If you feel like showing me how that’d work, please do.. Otherwise, I’ll just hope my client can keep posts in just one category for now, and if not I’ll jump back into this.

Thanks again!

OK, I give up — I think we have a sufficient workaround for this using the offset option in the Magazine elements anyway — thanks anyway.

Thanks for looking, Victoria — is there anyone else on the team you could ask?

Here’s what our IT guy said about that: “I need specific ips for them because it doesn’t do it by country (and I don’t know what ips are for what countries).” — anything you can do for me?

But what about the original ticket — you still haven’t responded since I gave you access on the 4th.

Thanks!

Nice, that’s a good step in the right direction! I added the h1 tag around it (see below), like the other, category header titles, so they look the same.

But there’s no way to show the other categories? Posts are so often in more than one category. Sorry to press on this, but if a user is browsing one category, clicks on a post, and then is taken to a page with a different category title, that’d be pretty confusing, I think.

Oh, also, this category just links to the home page — can we make it link to the archive page for that category?

Thanks again!

add_filter('avf_title_args', 'avf_title_args_mod_category', 10, 2);
function avf_title_args_mod_category($args, $id)
{
	$categories = get_the_terms(get_the_ID(), 'category');
	foreach($categories as $category) {
		$args['title'] = '<h1 class="main-title entry-title">'.$category->name.'</h1>';
	}

    return $args;
}

Just worked for me, but I have used these credentials for a few, recent tickets — maybe two of you were trying to log in at the same time…?

Sure (credentials in PC) — I have those header titles hidden with css, for single post pages — they do work on Archive pages (e.g., https://www.waternewsnetwork.com/category/education/ or see screen grab https://www.evernote.com/shard/s320/sh/f56ed5ba-d7de-42b5-b9a9-fc766663abe6/51e8181ecd261d785ddcde3181c15aca ) — If I could just show “Category: Education” or just “Education” in that strip for all posts in the Education category, that’d be perfect.

Thanks and let me know if you have any other questions!

OK, that one’s cleared now.