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September 22, 2013 at 2:41 am #164706
Hi, I have set up a single page site with the exception of the blog, which is a separate page. The majority of the main nav uses #anchor links to navigate a user up and down the long, scrolling single page. But, I had to use absolute links to get my main nav to work when navigating back from a separate pages, like the blog and all of the portfolio pages. Problem is, there’s a bug now: the first item in the nav (about) always has the on state / indicator underline on. Obviously this will cause much user confusion. Please help, my url is http://www.getaltrd.com
Thanks much!
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September 22, 2013 at 3:16 am #164711The second issue is that the absolute links only work back from the blog and portfolio pages on desktop – but do not work using the fly-out menu on mobile.
September 24, 2013 at 3:29 am #165412Hey!
I’m not sure this is actually “fixable”. The issue is that as long as you are on the home page the absolute about link will be active because the url is the current page.
The one page layout using anchors is just that: a one page layout. What would be a better solution would be to have an alternate menu for the blog page with links back to the home page. You could do this using css to hide the menu items on each page. Just go to your menus manager and in the top right “screen options” tab click the box to show classes on your menu items. Add hide-home to the items you want to hide on the home page and hide-blog for the items you want to hide on the blog page.
Then add the following CSS to your Quick CSS (located under the Styling Tab in the theme options) or the custom.css file in the css folder of your theme files:
#top.home .hide-home{ display: none; } #top.blog .hide-blog {display: none;}
Cheers!
DevinSeptember 24, 2013 at 4:19 am #165447Thank you Devin!!
That worked great for the blog, but I am not sure how to apply it to my portfolio project pages, to which there are 12 and counting.
Any advice there?September 24, 2013 at 5:06 am #165461Hey!
Try this:
#top.single-portfolio .hide-class{ display: none; }
Regards,
JosueSeptember 24, 2013 at 6:42 pm #165766I’m not able to get that to work. I’m not sure why…
September 26, 2013 at 7:15 am #166453Hey!
I used ‘hide-class’ as an example, you’ll need to define your own class.
Best regards,
JosueSeptember 26, 2013 at 3:23 pm #166661Definitely, I did do that. Trouble is, it seems that doesn’t work to target the entire directory (all the portfolio pages in “work” – so, do I have to do this for every individual page or is there a smart way to target the entire directory automatically?
September 26, 2013 at 4:22 pm #166684Hello!
Please post the link where you are trying this.
Best regards,
JosueSeptember 26, 2013 at 4:51 pm #166695http://www.getaltrd.com/work/virginmobile/
and all the other portfolio pages linking from http://www.getaltrd.com/#work_section
I tried the code you provided and first created a class for “work”, that didn’t work, so then I tried one creating a class for virginmobile (thinking I might just have to manually targeted every portfolio page – but that didn’t seem to work either, not to mention that would be a maintenance hassle every time I wanted to add a new page.
Essentially, I only want the “home” button on all my portfolio work pages (like I did on the blog, with your help).
Thanks in advance for your help. This is the last bug I have to finish before launching my site.
September 27, 2013 at 5:13 am #167008Hi!
I’m a bit lost. You want to remove the “Home” menu on all portfolio pages?
.single-portfolio .hide-home { display: none; }
Regards,
IsmaelSeptember 27, 2013 at 3:42 pm #167175No, sorry for the confusion. I want to remove everything but home from all of the portfolio pages. Do I have to create a class for each individual page, or is there a way to target the entire “work” directory?
My site is: http://www.getaltrd.com/
and the url strings for the single portfolio pages are:
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/virginmobile/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/face-the-red/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/comparison-tools/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/ux-artifacts/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/fidelity/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/waterford/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/dws-deutsche-bank/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/crowdfunder/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/go-campaign/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/pana-tv/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/msnbc-newsreader/
http://www.getaltrd.com/work/sonic-speed-ball/September 27, 2013 at 6:04 pm #167221Hey!
Try this code:
.single-portfolio #menu-home li{ display: none; } .single-portfolio #menu-home li#menu-item-983{ display: block; }
Best regards,
JosueSeptember 28, 2013 at 1:28 pm #167531that worked! thank you so much for your help
September 28, 2013 at 1:44 pm #167534actually, this only works for desktop, but not mobile (using the flyout nav) – ugh.
September 28, 2013 at 1:56 pm #167537Hello!
Please try adding following code to Quick CSS
.single-portfolio #mobile-advanced li { display: none; } .single-portfolio #mobile-advanced li#menu-item-983 { display: block; border-top: solid 1px #ddd; }
Cheers!
YigitSeptember 28, 2013 at 3:31 pm #167564Yes! This all works great on both desktop and mobile – THANK YOU GUYS!
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