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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#104407

I suggest you add a custom class. Like desktop-behind-header to each place you want this negative margin. this gets placed in the widget class. Then remove your added margin.

Then in your theme options > custom css you would add this: (I already did this for you).

@media (min-width: 992px) {
.desktop-behind-header {
margin-top:-50px;
}
}
@media only screen and (device-width: 768px) {
.desktop-behind-header {
margin-top:0px;
}
}

The about page is an example you can copy from.

Ben

[Karen]

Karen

#104405

Using the homepage layout manager (in the Pinnacle theme), I am displaying the “icon menu” and “latest blog posts”. I would like to decrease the white space between these two elements to keep things tighter. Does anyone know if this is controlled in theme options or is there CSS I can add to control the white space.

Thanks in advance!

Elijas

[Karen]

Karen

#104405

Using the homepage layout manager (in the Pinnacle theme), I am displaying the “icon menu” and “latest blog posts”. I would like to decrease the white space between these two elements to keep things tighter. Does anyone know if this is controlled in theme options or is there CSS I can add to control the white space.

Thanks in advance!

Elijas

[William]

William

#104403

Is there a way to have a different home page for mobile?

[William]

William

#104403

Is there a way to have a different home page for mobile?

[Keith]

Keith

#104402

Hi guys,
The testimonial part of the theme works pretty well for my needs. I would like to make a couple of suggestions for your consideration. Please let me know if there are ways to do any of these with existing features.

It will be nice to have separate fields for the post title and the contributor’s name. Right now, the title field is used as the name in the slider and grid. The testimonial form also puts the name field input into the title. But on the single testimonial page it is used like a title. Having the ability to have a meaningful post title would be helpful in some cases.
Not display the generic avatar icon when there is no featured image. (I can turn the div off using css, but then any featured images are turned off too. If I just turn off the icon, it leaves a blank before the text.)
It will be helpful to have an optional, not-displayed contact field for each testimonial. Sometimes, when I receive a testimonial, I would like to follow up, requesting a photo, for example.
Is there a way to add content after the grid on a testimonial grid page? I didn’t see a way.
For the slider widget, have an option to turn off the display of the title.

Thanks.
Keith

[Keith]

Keith

#104402

Hi guys,
The testimonial part of the theme works pretty well for my needs. I would like to make a couple of suggestions for your consideration. Please let me know if there are ways to do any of these with existing features.

It will be nice to have separate fields for the post title and the contributor’s name. Right now, the title field is used as the name in the slider and grid. The testimonial form also puts the name field input into the title. But on the single testimonial page it is used like a title. Having the ability to have a meaningful post title would be helpful in some cases.
Not display the generic avatar icon when there is no featured image. (I can turn the div off using css, but then any featured images are turned off too. If I just turn off the icon, it leaves a blank before the text.)
It will be helpful to have an optional, not-displayed contact field for each testimonial. Sometimes, when I receive a testimonial, I would like to follow up, requesting a photo, for example.
Is there a way to add content after the grid on a testimonial grid page? I didn’t see a way.
For the slider widget, have an option to turn off the display of the title.

Thanks.
Keith

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#104399

? I’m still confused why you have a negative margin in pagebuilder at all? Does that not makes sense that with a negative margin any number your slider will be behind the header on mobile?

If you want to force this behind the header on desktop then you need to add css using a media query so it only effects desktop and set the negative margin to the height of your desktop header?

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#104393

If you go to Theme Options > Theme Extensions you can enable Header and Footer Script output. Just refresh the page and you should see it in your theme options panel. No plugin needed 🙂

Hannah

[Jason]

Jason

#104383

I just upgraded the pinnacle theme and cannot get the icons to show up on my home page like they did before. All the settings are the same. Its just a big white space there now with invisible links. Any ideas?

The site is here

[Jason]

Jason

#104383

I just upgraded the pinnacle theme and cannot get the icons to show up on my home page like they did before. All the settings are the same. Its just a big white space there now with invisible links. Any ideas?

The site is here

[Kevin]

Kevin

#104382

2. I’m not seeing this. Looks fine to me.

Please link to pages that have visible issues.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#104371

Hey,

Lets be clear polylang + pagebuilder = broken custom post type pages. Doesn’t have anything to do with the theme or which custom post type.

I’ve let the plugin authors know about this and they confirmed it’s an issue and also that it effects all custom post types. Not just virtue’s portfolio.

You can use pagebuilder 2.0.7 or not use pagebuilder at all if you need polylang support. Pagebuilder is not required. There are no required plugins.

Ben

[Kevin]

Kevin

#104362

There are no options within the free version of the theme to display your home slider on every page of your site.

[Carolina]

Carolina

#104360

Hi, how can I show slider in all pages. Currently only the home page shows, but I want it to show in every page including the blog page. I looked everywhere in setting then in forums but can’t find it. I’m using free version. Thanks!

[Carolina]

Carolina

#104360

Hi, how can I show slider in all pages. Currently only the home page shows, but I want it to show in every page including the blog page. I looked everywhere in setting then in forums but can’t find it. I’m using free version. Thanks!

[Matthew]

Matthew

#104357

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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#104355

Ok found the login… I don’t get what the issue is I placed the shortcode right on the page and it worked fine.

https://www.supplimo.de/impressum/

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#104339

On the page above I see this css:

@media (max-width: 768px) {
.container {
    padding: 0;
}
}

and if your going to remove padding to the container then the negative margin on the row will still out, even though mains padding brings it back that creates “space” in the page.

Just chnage your css to this:

@media (max-width: 768px) {
.container {
    padding: 0;
 overflow: hidden;
}
}

[RandomNickname]

RandomNickname

#104336

So all I needed all along was to set the row to Full Width Stretched and put this in the widget CSS

margin-left: -15px;
margin-right: -15px;

Thanks for taking the time to explain all this. It works perfectly now.

On a separate note, you mentioned in an other post that I needed to jump back to the previous version of Page Builder to eliminate the right side padding on mobiles that can appear when one drags the page with ones finger. I did just that, but it hasn’t fixed the issue.

Jumped back to this version as per your advice: https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/siteorigin-panels.2.4.9.zip

Any other ideas what might fix this isssue?

Thanks again!

[Martin]

Martin

#104335

My request refers to the symbol menu below the slider at my homepage: https://schreier.co

[Martin]

Martin

#104323

I really like the pinnacle theme with exception of the circle layout of the “Symbolmenü” (so the german wordpress-translation) of the main page. Instead of that I would prefer the layout of the symbol menu of the virtue theme with a little modification. The standard layout of virtue is a light grey rectangle with symbol and text inside. But the light gray and the white characters are not legible. I would prefer a middle to dark grey rectangle with symbol and text. And with mouse over it should have the main colour of my page wich is a special red. Is there a opportunity getting the virtue code for the main page symbol menu for my page?

Thanx in advance.

[Martin]

Martin

#104323

I really like the pinnacle theme with exception of the circle layout of the “Symbolmenü” (so the german wordpress-translation) of the main page. Instead of that I would prefer the layout of the symbol menu of the virtue theme with a little modification. The standard layout of virtue is a light grey rectangle with symbol and text inside. But the light gray and the white characters are not legible. I would prefer a middle to dark grey rectangle with symbol and text. And with mouse over it should have the main colour of my page wich is a special red. Is there a opportunity getting the virtue code for the main page symbol menu for my page?

Thanx in advance.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#104281

ok, starting to make more sense.

when adding css into pagebuilder you are only ever effecting that one widget container. And correctly adding css should be like this:

padding-left: 5%;
padding-right: 5%;

You don’t need to add a class (because it’s not being used) and becuase it’s only a css box to effect that widget. So to be clear the widget css box is not a custom css box for your site.

Now becuase of site origins system it was already stripping the css down removing all the classes and brackets you were adding. but it’s really best to understand it’s purpose and not add that stuff to begin with.

Now it’s still being applied you set it to 5% and thats 5%. The issue is by making the .main class a margin of 0 you are effectively pushing your content 15px off both sides of the screen. Main should have a padding of 15px becuase the class just above it has a negative margin of 15px (this is how the bootstrap framework works.

So simply remove this from your css:

.john-smith .main {
    padding-right: 0 !important;
    padding-left: 0 !important;
}

Ben

[AJ]

AJ

#104280

Thanks for the CSS Kevin. ^_^

Unfortunately, I tried with 0px, but it didn’t really make much difference.

Looking at the ‘Inspect’ for the page, the real problem seems to be this line ‘<footer class=”single-footer”>’ which has a margin-bottom of 25px and a padding-bottom of 25px. If i adjust those (with Google Developer tools) it looks much better.

If I could adjust those figures really in some way, then it would solve the whitespace problem entirely.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#104275

Hey,
Becuase this runs through javascript it’s a bit more tricky then some css.. I’ve thought some and here is one option.

If you added this js into the page content it may work for you.

<script type="text/javascript">jQuery(document).ready(function ($) {
$('body').attr("data-sticky","1");
$('body').removeClass("notsticky");
$('body').addClass("stickyheader");
});
</script>

Ben