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Hi,
I’m working on a concert listings page for my company’s new website, which has a sidebar menu. In the template that I’m working on, the sidebar menu appears fine, but it isn’t scrolling with the page as it should, and the footer and socket are appearing full-width, behind the sidebar, instead of appearing adjacent to it taking the sidebar into account.
The page should look like and behave like this: http://www.rsnosandbox.org.uk/sample-listings/
But instead it looks and behaves like this: http://www.rsnosandbox.org.uk/live/**The site is currently in maintenance mode as it is still in development – I have put a WordPress log in and ftp details in the private content section for moderators**
The child theme is called: rsno-enfold-child
The template being used is: template-concertsearch.php
The page is: concertsearch-page.phpI am calling a sidebar in the template that I’m using, or am I missing something because it’s a menu sidebar and not a “normal” sidebar?
Thanks,
Cat
I have worked out what was wrong with the menu. The menu sidebar wasn’t scrolling due to it not recognising the length of the content (since it is dynamically created) so it must have thought the page was shorter than the menu, and therefore was sticky. I have now changed the stickiness of the menu to never sticky and it scrolls just fine.
However, the footer and the socket are still appearing full-width, now below rather than behind the menu, but at least the content is now visible. This isn’t such a huge issue, but it is annoying that it’s not consistent with the other pages on the site.
Solved it. The footer was being called after the </div> tag for .container_wrap element, have moved it to before and we’re all good.
Sometimes the simple solution is just staring you in the face so much that you don’t see it. Kriesi Support people – please feel free to delete this entire post!!
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