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Hi Devin, no luck, it doesn’t solve it.
I tried to hide the upper right menu toggle with css, which works, see code below. The only thing now is that the icon is missing. Can you help me with that one? If it is possible to – e.g. with css – display the default mobile menu toggle icon, than I’m happy.
/* mobile menu toggle fix */ #header > a#advanced_menu_toggle { display: none; } #header #header_main a#advanced_menu_toggle { display: block; } @media only screen and (min-width: 990px) { #header #header_main a#advanced_menu_toggle { display: none; } }Hi Devin,
I’ve not touched the header.php, but there’s a custom function in functions.php in the child theme folder that probably effects the header. This is the function as mentioned in one of replies above (#172409).
When I switch that function off, the menu toggle is displayed correctly. But than I also loose the custom breakpoint. If you know another solution for setting the custom breakpoint, I’d like to hear that!
Thanks!
WouterSorry, that one doesn’t help. But I think what is causing this. I’m using a custom avia.js in my child theme for a custom breakpoint of the theme. When I switch that off, the menu toggle is displayed correctly.
However, I do like to use the custom breakpoint. Hope you can help me out with this! I did one edit in the avia.js – and placed it in my child theme folder. At the responsive menu function on line number 88 I changed the switchWidth value from 767 to 989.
This modification is based on the following support thread: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/mobile-menu-tablet-breakpoint/.
Also – as mentioned in the thread – In the functions.php I’ve added:
// WZ: For custom breakpoint mobile menu toggle // Make these Child functions load after Parent functions add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'childtheme_late_functions' ); function childtheme_late_functions() { // Swap out Parent's js/avia.js for Child's js/avia.js add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'childtheme_menu_breakpoint' ); function childtheme_menu_breakpoint() { wp_dequeue_script( 'avia-default' ); wp_enqueue_script( 'childtheme-avia-js', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/js/avia.js', array( 'jquery' ), 1, true); } }Let me know if you need more information.
Thanks!Hi Devin,
This is the link to the monthly archive: http://alpha.diaconaalsteunpunt.nl/archief/#tab-id-5
It somewhat changed how the breadcrum is displayed, now two slashes are displayed, as can be seen here: http://alpha.diaconaalsteunpunt.nl/2013/08/
The breadcrum at that pages shows (in Dutch): U bevind zich hier: Home / Actueel / / 2013 / augustus
In English that is something like: Home / News / / 2013 / august
Note the double slashes before 2013.Thanks!
Ok, I understand. I think than it would display 12 posts on the first page. That is four times three posts per row. But at the moment it displays three rows with three posts and one post at the last row. On the second page, it also has one post in the last row. the third page has the remaining six posts.
At the moment it isn’t showing three posts in the last rows: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2gvsqqs&s=5. Any suggestions?
It is not a page element – if I understand you correctly – but the Blog page. As set in Theme Options > ‘And where do you want to display the Blog?’ and at Theme Options also, I’ve set at General Settings > ‘Blog Style’ : Grid Layout. Or is it possible to set the Post Number in the Theme Options?
Thanks for the reply. But than I have to manually specify an excerpt for dozens of pages? Wouldn’t be better that it’s done automatically, same as for pages created with the default editor? For those pages you don’t have to specify the excerpt manually. I would appreciate it if it’s fixed in a theme update.
