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Thank you for your reply, Yigit!
The site is:
http://imsetapart.com/artistas-latinos/The menu item in question is Studio –> In Development –> That submenu.
The client specifically asked that the mega menu not be used for that item, and so I’m using the default pull-down.
A second question I have related to the pulldown is – is there a way within Enfold to visually indicate that a pulldown menu has its own additional submenu? Really, I’d love it if the theme offered a down-facing caret alongside a menu item to indicate a submenu and then a right-facing caret to the right of the pulldown menu to indicate a further sublevel. As is, the user would not know either until hovering over the menu item without such an affordance.
I imagine it simply involves adding code to “.sub-menu .menu-item-has-children” for the right-facing caret, as well as “.dropdown ul_available” for the downward caret? If you guys have fiddled with this feature and have pretty code, I’d love to get ahold of it. Right now, the submenu in question looks incredibly hidden, is all.
Sorry for being difficult, much thanks for any aid you can provide, L.
Thank you for your quick reply, Devin!
I was able to create the masonry blog in a new post, but I’m trying to use the page that is currently labelled “Blog,” and when I add the fullwidth masonry element in it, its format doesn’t change.
Is there a way that I can alter this page to handle masonry?
I’m not terribly database-savvy, but I know in the past, even if I delete a page, WordPress often acts weird when I try to create a page that has the same URL as the past page (often giving it a number, like blog2), so I’d like to be able to alter the present /blog page to handle masonry, if possible.
All care, Layla.
