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Thanks so much, Rikard. I missed that one. Great!
Bingo! That was it. I kept Nikko’s CSS as well to get it to work. Thanks Nikko and Mike. 5 stars for you both! That one was tricky!
This reply has been marked as private.Nikko? please see my latest response above. Thanks.
This reply has been marked as private.Perfect-o! Close this one. Thanks.
This reply has been marked as private.Hi again, per your suggestion, I added the background image under General Styling->Main Content which is working. What about making the background image responsive though? Its giant on mobile view, how can I scale that down to 50%?
ThanksThanks for your help, Rikard and the header documentation : )
Regarding CSS for ALB global transparency – ok, understandable. I’ll live with it.
RE: Transparent footer, I’ll live with that as well.This reply has been marked as private.Hi Richard,
Thanks for your response. Yes, the footer. And, I was asking for a global CSS for all ALB backgrounds to be transparent rather than assigning to each element.Bingo! Thanks. But how to handle the transparency issue so that it doesn’t cover up the background image on each ALB element and the footer? Also – Header transparent (which I selected, but mobile still displays background).
Hi Rikard,
That worked well for posts, but I want it for everything, pages, categories, archives. How do we include “all”? Use body? That didn’t work when I tried it.
Also, one of the goals I listed was to have every ALB element and including the footer to have background transparent so that it is dealt with all at once, not individual CSS / element.Thanks for working with me.
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This reply has been marked as private.Hi Mike, Your point makes great sense. Mark this done with my gratitude for your work! Have a great week.
Thanks, Mike. It now hides images after resizing. Is there a way to hide the image attempt to drop to the next row prior to hiding? Kinda fun, but a clumsy transition. What do you think?
Perfect, Mike. Thanks so much. Z-index can get confusing. You helped me greatly.
This reply has been marked as private.Perfect! Resolved. Thanks!
Gah. I had the actual element cleared of the background image, didn’t think to check all global settings for that. Done. Thanks.
No – I used text instead of phone number there. The issue is in mobile view as described above. When hiding the logo, I’d like the phone(text) to display on same line as the burger menu/search. No gap.
Mike,
Thanks – Credentials in private to fix dark-floral.png issue.One more, please For mobile I have:
/* HIDE LOGO on MOBILE*/ @media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { .logo { visibility: hidden !important; }}
That works great. But I’d like the phone (using text for site name) to be on same line as search icon. I tried
display: none; but that forces the search under the header bar. Would you have olution for this?Thanks for all of your help.
Thanks for your help gents. Rikard – winner, winner!
Hi Rikard,
Thanks for your help but transients had nothing to do with autoload settings on tables. I did figure out what was causing the 504’s – page cache was turned off.
This ticket may be closed.What was the outcome of this post may I ask? Interested.
Missed that!
All set with quotes now and bingo it did the trick! Thanks so much team.
jThis reply has been marked as private.Hi Ismael,
I got a critical error on return of the search results. Here’s what I pasted exactly in the child theme’s function.php at the end (no trailing lines or spaces).// change search results layout to grid view like blog function avia_layout_filter_mod($layout, $post_id){ if(is_search()) { $layout['current'] = $layout["fullsize"]; $layout['current']['main'] = "fullsize"; } return $layout; } add_filter('avia_layout_filter', 'avia_layout_filter_mod', 10, 2);
I removed it for now because the site is live.
Yes, helpful, but it does not affect the search sidebar. I’m not seeing how that can be removed. Thanks for such a quick response!
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