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Ok thanks I will try to figure it out. Based on what I described do you think the method I’m proposing should work? – assigning a parent postid in class-breadcrumb.php ?
Thanks for trying YIgit,
Ok I see that won’t work then.
I guess I will have to go with the 4 column grid layout as that adjusts nicely to 2 columns in mobile.I adjusted the layout margins which allows the images to be larger and sidebar wider as well.
Here’s the custom CSS hopefully this will be of use to someone:div .av_one_fourth { margin-left: 2.6%; width: 23%;}
.content .entry-content-wrapper {padding-right: 25px;}
.inner_sidebar {margin-left: 25px;}Hola Josue gracias para ayuda!
Yes for many. To be able to assign a breadcrumb hierarchy to a page which doesn’t have one clear parent or category. Example:
http://www.example.com/orphan-page
would normally have this breadcrumb
Home > Orphan Pageand the intent is to have this:
Home > Assigned ‘Parent’ Page > Orphan PageThank you for your assistance!
Thanks Yigit!
I think there’s still one step missing.The 2 rows of 3 ‘sildes’ going across number
1 – 2 – 3
4 – 5 – 6:
Number 3 correctly moves down below 1 but number 4, the first slide of the second row is not moving up to right of 3
Then 5,6 are correct and the pattern synchronizes and should repeat fine once slide 4 is in correct position.Hello Peter, thank you for your response!
From a usability point of view a self-referencing link may not be good user experience, but if there is an SEO gain then it is may be justified. I’m sure Team Kriesi has a valid reason for implementing this.
Is there an easy way to remove the link?Here is discussion on WMW about self-referencing links if anyone is interested:
http://www.webmasterworld.com/google/4551083.htmHi Yigit
Thank you, that does partially solve it: all items are same size now though this is still displaying 1 item on first row 2 on second and so on…
How to fix this?
also the css mods should only be targeting @media max width 767px so as not to affect ipad/tablet layout
Thank you for your help!Thank you for your help Yigit,
#top #main .sidebar { border-left: none!important; }still makes sidebar disappear from mobile (tested on iphone5)
Thank you Ismael – I have been trying for a while to get a custom sidebar for events calendar.
I added your above code to a custom events template and very happy that it works , though I skipped the first part for registering the widget area because I was able to register the new sidebar in the widget admin area.
Thanks again Team Kriesi – you guys rock!
Edit: I noticed that the everywhere sidebar is not displaying below the calendar sidebar, how can I also have the sitewide everywhere sidebar display below the calendar sidebar?
Thank you for your help
Adding that css removes the entire sidebar for some reason….
To make sure it wasn’t a caching issue, I removed the above code and sidebar reappears
Ok found solution for displaying sidebar on mobile from another thread:
@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { .responsive .template-blog .blog-meta, .responsive .post_author_timeline, .responsive #top #main .sidebar {display:block; } }Only problem is the vertical border that separates main content & sidebar is displaying to the left of the sidebar.
I have tried to remove the border with @media css styles – but no success
Any idea how to remove the border and padding?
Thank you for your help!
Thanks Yigit, Great that works perfectly!
I have discovered the default behavior for mobile is to make sidebar disappear- this is not desirable as there are elements in the sidebar which are necessary for the site usability.
Can you please give me some direction to have the sidebar display below the main content?
Thank you for your help!!
Thank you Yigit,
While this does fix the mobile layout, the 100% width is also being applied to all other screen sizes so that all all items are 100% width. How can I apply this to only mobile?
or adjust to 2 columns of smaller thumbnails(preferable) like the shop page on mobile horizontal layout
ahh… I now understand that they were coded to be that size to also accommodate the 2 column layout though for my needs 3 column size is preferable also I don’t plan on using any other portfolio layout templates that require the larger 495 x 400 image so reducing to 208px width should speed up page load.
Thanks for your help Ismael!
