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Hi Ismael,
I’ve tried the code above, but still seeing portfolio items in the search results. See the link in the private section.
Hope you can help!
Hi Victoria,
That is indeed the exact same URL as I’ve posted in the first post. So yes, I need further assistance :)
Regards,
DanielWorks here, without sub-menu items: http://up.daan.me/c0aefd79a1d0
And also with sub-menu items: http://up.daan.me/566ed936bec7Hi Nikko,
This code makes the parent bold when a child-menu item in the sub-menu is the current active page. It doesn’t make the child-menu item bold nor does it work for main menu items.
Warm regards,
DanielHi Victoria,
Sorry for the confusion, I’m happy you understand me now :) We’re almost there, one last thing.
– If a submenu item is active, how can I make that submenu item plus the main menu item bold?Thanks!
YES! Thank you @Nikko!
Hi Rikard,
This works great when the main menu link it the active page, thanks. But when the submenu item is the active page, it is not bold, nor is the main menu item. So this question remains:
– If a submenu item is active, how can I make that submenu item plus the main menu item bold?
Thanks!
Thanks Victoria,
We fixed it by cutting the image and using a background image that doesn’t shrink with a smaller browser width.
Thanks for your help!
Hi Rikard,
Check the image in the section below. The dotted lines are the lines where the image should start shrinking according to the browser width, the rest of the image should at this point be outside the view. Does this make it clearer?
PS. To answer your question do you want the image to have a fixed width on all screen sizes above 1030 pixels?: I want the image to keep it’s full (wider than 1030px) width on screen sizes until 1030px, below that keep 1030px width of the image visible (instead of the complete image).
Thanks,
DanielHi,
Thanks for your reply. I’d very much like to fix this using CSS and since it’s only on six pages where I have to hide these words, that would be a workable solution. How would we do this using the page-id class(es)?
Daniel
Hi Rikard, yes it is conditional. I always use the blog element to display the title, the color section where it’s nested in always has the same custom class (.bestemmingen). Are those enough conditions?
That is awesome!
Would you say the new performance options remove the need for a separate caching plugin?
edit: Never mind, I just read ‘and it offers optimization hints like which image optimization plugin or which caching plugin to use’ in your post.Hi,
I just read the 4.3 changelog at https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/enfold-changelog/ and I’m impressed! Lots of cool stuff and improvements. Can’t wait to test them out :)
Hi Basilis,
Thanks for helping! It’s not working yet, I assume this second line also needs to be changed?
var hrefTmp = jQuery(".menu .active").attr("href"); jQuery(".menu-item-3295 a").attr("href", hrefTmp.substr(0, hrefTmp.length-4));I’ve now changed it to
var hrefTmp = jQuery(".menu .active").attr("href"); jQuery(".menu .active").attr("href", hrefTmp.substr(0, hrefTmp.length-4));but it’s still not working. Any suggestions?
Hi Victoria,
Thanks and sorry for my late reply! I see this is for one specific link (menu-item-3295). As said in my initial post, I’d like to remove #top from every active menu item, not only the home page. Can you help with that?
Thanks!
Dan
