Hi,
I’m trying to add a sidebar to a bunch of pages, and the custom sidebar widget has only a text box inserted into it.
Ref: http://gyazo.com/4a06b3a96afba3a53d33a9acdb65a64a
However when I add the Glossary Sidebar to the actual glossary pages, ALL of the child links show up in the sidebar, and then my actual “Glossary Sidebar” shows below it.
Ref: http://gyazo.com/a3f11a8b27d1d07cf396237c5c92ac42
http://gyazo.com/149f48927985e61156331ff8ca9400c8
Aside from this issue of the child links showing in the sidebar, the sidebar itself does not properly show on the Child Pages,
Ref: http://gyazo.com/3e0866f6cabdc069d541a709db8cfddd
Instead, the sidebar shows below our “Additional Resources” section in full which is definitely not what we want.
Ref: http://gyazo.com/859f225262d960ddd3f817116a467f79
Is there any way to correct these issues?
Thanks!
Hi DaveL77!
Can we see the site and pages live? It looks like the glossary sidebar is a custom sidebar so we don’t really have any reference for it.
The auto created sub nav option can be enabled/disabled from the theme options “Sidebars” section. Its the “Page Sidebar navigation” option.
On the pages incorrectly showing the sidebar my guess is you have one of the full width elements on that page which will kick the sidebar down below it. These are the LayerSlider, Masonry Gallery and any color section. Each will always be full width when on a page and the sidebar shows after those items.
Regards,
Devin
Hey!
Can you please post a mockup or screenshot of what you’re trying to do?
You can add a unique selector for each Avia Elements. Edit functions.php, find this code:
if(isset($avia_config['use_child_theme_functions_only'])) return;
Below, add this code:
add_theme_support('avia_template_builder_custom_css');
Edit any avia elements like Text Block then scroll below. Add a unique css selector on “Custom Css Class” field. For example, add “awesome-textblock”.
You can add something like this on your custom.css or Quick CSS:
.avia_textblock.awesome-textblock p {
background: blue;
}
Best regards,
Ismael