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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10832

You have a period in your css:

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE BORDER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TOP BAR  --*/
.topclass                                    {
                                                 border-bottom: 2px solid #fff;
                                                 }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE HEIGHT HEADER  --*/
.headerclass                               {
                                                 border-bottom: 2px solid #fff;
                                                 height: 300px;
                                                 }
/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE BORDER AT THE TOP OF THE FOOTER  --*/
.footerclass                                {
                                                 border-top: 2px solid #fff;
                                                 }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE PADDING OF THE FOOTER  --*/
.footercredits                              {
                                                 padding-top: 0px; 
                                                 padding-bottom: 0px;
                                                 }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE PARAGRAPH IN THE FOOTER  --*/
.footercredits p                           {
                                                 text-align: center;
                                                 font-size: 10px;
                                                 color:#fff;
                                                 }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE FONT TEXT IN FOOTER CREDITS  --*/
.footerclass a                              {
                                                 color: #fff;
                                                 }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE PADDING ABOVE THE HOME PAGE SLIDER  --*/
.contentclass                              {
                                                padding-bottom: 30px;
                                                padding-top: 30px;
                                                }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE BACKGROUND COLOR OF THE TEXT SECTION, ON THE CERAKOTE REFINISHING PAGE, BELOW THE TITLE IMAGE  --*/
#pgc-372-1-1                        {
                                              background-color: darkslategrey;
                                              }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE BACK BROUND COLOR OF THE TEXT SECTION, ON THE HANDGUN GALLERY PAGE, BELOW THE TITLE IMAGE  --*/
#pgc-291-1-1                       {
                                             background-color: darkslategrey;
                                             }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE RECENT POST BACKGROUND COLOR ON THE HOME PAGE  --*/
.home_blog article                  {
                                            background-color: darkslategrey;
                                            }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS POST MEDIA DATE, AND SUB HEADING ON ALL POST PAGES  --*/
.color_gray, #kadbreadcrumbs a, .subhead, .subhead a, .posttags, .posttags a, .product_meta a                    {
                                            color: wheat;
                                            }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE POST HEADING COLOR ON THE HOME PAGE  --*/
h5                                        {
                                            color: wheat;
                                            }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE WIDTH, AND MAIN BACKGROUND COLOR OF THE MAIN BLOG PAGE  --*/
.col-lg-9                               {
                                            width: 100%;
                                            background-color: darkslategrey;
                                            }

/*-- THIS CONTROLS THE HEADING COLOR OF THE BLOG PAGES  --*/
h3                                        {
                                            color: wheat;
                                            }

/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE FONT COLOR ON THE RECENT POST ON THE HOME PAGE  --*/
body                                     {
                                            color: white;
                                            }

.

/*
/*--  THIS CONTROLS THE BACKGROUND IN THE BLOG RESPONSE AREA - IN THE SECTION WHERE IT SAYS ABOUT AUTHOR - IT MAKES THE BACKGROUND BLACK, AND THE TEXT WHITE  --*/
.post .nav-tabs>li.active>a, .post .nav-tabs>li.active>a:hover, .post .nav-tabs>li.active>a:focus               {
                                               background: #darkslategrey;
                                               }

*/

with as much css as your are using I would recommend using a child theme.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10811

Well you can create a child theme and edit the header.php file.

Or you can use the retina logo area to hold the mobile logo and just add the media query.

Or you can use css and an :after like this:

@media (max-width: 767px) {
#logo #thelogo:after {
content:url('linktologo');
}
#logo #thelogo img {
display:none;
}
}

does that make sense?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10808

Well yes if your child theme has woocommerce template files then they would need to updated. Is that what you mean?
Ben

[Solace]

Solace

#10792

Could it be because I am using child theme? The main theme woo template files are older version. I did get a warning message when I last upgraded woocommerce.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10781

ok can you send me a login to your site? I think I need to take a look at the settings.
[email protected]

As for the placement image you can override with this function that you would add to say a child theme functions.php file:

function kad_custom_placeholder_img() {
	$custom_image = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/assets/img/placement.jpg';
  return $custom_image;
}
add_filter('kadence_placeholder_image', 'kad_custom_placeholder_img');

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10497

Well you can hide you logo with this css:

.kad-header-left, .kad-header-right {
display:none;
}

Then add the logo to your topbar widget area.
You will want to add this css:

@media (min-width: 992px) {
.kad-topbar-right {
width:80%;
}
.kad-topbar-left {
width:20%;
}
}

Even still you might have to play around with a it a bit and in the end I would recommend using a child theme and overriding the header-topbar.php file.

Ben

[Colin]

Colin

#10296

All my tweaks are already in a child theme, but thanks for checking 🙂

And I guessed it was a design decision – but you know what these clients are like!!!

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10276

Hey so theme design is not to have a sidebar on those pages. It was a design decision. But you can add theme with a custom function. I recommend using a child theme. You can download an empty one here:
https://www.kadencewp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/virtue_premium_child.zip

Then just add this to your functions.php file.

<?php add_filter('kadence_display_sidebar', 'kad_sidebar_on_woopages');
function kad_sidebar_on_woopages($sidebar) {
  if (is_cart() || is_checkout() || is_account_page()) {
    return true;
  }
  return $sidebar;
} ?>

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10274

No you don’t need a child theme for security/upgrade purposes.
Style widgets how? Just with css, You should be able to target the widget with css without having to use a child theme. Which widgets? Do you know css?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10253

Hey, You can download a basic child theme framework here: https://www.kadencewp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/virtue_premium_child.zip

Is there any reason you are wanting to use a child theme?

Ben

[Graeme]

Graeme

#10246

Hi, I am trying to create a child theme, I’m not much of a coder so I tried the Child Page Configurator Plugin, but this does not work.

I have also uploaded a virtue child theme zip file to my pc, but have no idea where to put this or how to import.

Is there a plugin that works? or is there a simple tutorial anywhere about how to do this?

Thanks,

Graeme.

[Graeme]

Graeme

#10246

Hi, I am trying to create a child theme, I’m not much of a coder so I tried the Child Page Configurator Plugin, but this does not work.

I have also uploaded a virtue child theme zip file to my pc, but have no idea where to put this or how to import.

Is there a plugin that works? or is there a simple tutorial anywhere about how to do this?

Thanks,

Graeme.

[Colin]

Colin

#10224

Hi Ben – I’ve tied myself in knots!

I did a ‘proof of concept’ styling on a basic post a few days ago – see the semi-transparent background behind the complete post entry and sidebar here:
*Login to see link
I basically hung my styling on the ‘single-article’ class on the div which also has the class reference of ‘row’.

Then I thought I would replicate this on a basic page:
*Login to see link
It had the same div but this time only referenced by ‘row’. Adding the same ‘single-article’ class into the ‘row’ div in what I thought were ‘likely suspect’ template files (into a child theme) didn’t produce the required styling.

First problem was that you use the Roots framework, so tracking down the right template file is not quite as straightforward as usual. But I am sure I could have mastered that for a few minor edits.

More of a problem was comparing the page source of a basic post with that of a basic page. I did what I usually do and constructed a basic div skeleton chart. And the structure of the content zone is totally different. The H1 tag is within the ‘row’ div in the post and outside it (within its own div structure) in the page. And clicking between the post and page does indeed show some differences in the positions of the heading and the start of the body text.

So can I ask which of the two structures is the intended one and thus safer to style to? I’ll probably edit the ‘wrong’ template files to match the ‘right’ ones.

I can email you my single page PDF chart if it helps.

Best wishes, Colin

[Colin]

Colin

#10224

Hi Ben – I’ve tied myself in knots!

I did a ‘proof of concept’ styling on a basic post a few days ago – see the semi-transparent background behind the complete post entry and sidebar here:
*Login to see link
I basically hung my styling on the ‘single-article’ class on the div which also has the class reference of ‘row’.

Then I thought I would replicate this on a basic page:
*Login to see link
It had the same div but this time only referenced by ‘row’. Adding the same ‘single-article’ class into the ‘row’ div in what I thought were ‘likely suspect’ template files (into a child theme) didn’t produce the required styling.

First problem was that you use the Roots framework, so tracking down the right template file is not quite as straightforward as usual. But I am sure I could have mastered that for a few minor edits.

More of a problem was comparing the page source of a basic post with that of a basic page. I did what I usually do and constructed a basic div skeleton chart. And the structure of the content zone is totally different. The H1 tag is within the ‘row’ div in the post and outside it (within its own div structure) in the page. And clicking between the post and page does indeed show some differences in the positions of the heading and the start of the body text.

So can I ask which of the two structures is the intended one and thus safer to style to? I’ll probably edit the ‘wrong’ template files to match the ‘right’ ones.

I can email you my single page PDF chart if it helps.

Best wishes, Colin

[Andrea]

Andrea

#10061

Hello!

So I have a contact form set up with one of the websites I have built with your theme, which I love. I have the email typed in correctly within the Theme Options > Misc Settings > and Contact Form Email. But when I test it out by sending an email no email goes through to the hotmail account where it should go to. I’m not sure what could be wrong, I am using a Child Theme but have only done minor color and font edits through this. The only plug-in installed is the Virtue Theme Options.

Thank You!
Andrea

[Andrea]

Andrea

#10061

Hello!

So I have a contact form set up with one of the websites I have built with your theme, which I love. I have the email typed in correctly within the Theme Options > Misc Settings > and Contact Form Email. But when I test it out by sending an email no email goes through to the hotmail account where it should go to. I’m not sure what could be wrong, I am using a Child Theme but have only done minor color and font edits through this. The only plug-in installed is the Virtue Theme Options.

Thank You!
Andrea

[Blondie]

Blondie

#9995

My Virtue Child theme as said shows 1.0.0. I went into theme update import, ‘turned on and save to start script’ changed to YES, and entered the name of the child theme folder. No codes came up. Saved. I still don’t understand what I am to do next to update to Virtue 2.3.9 which I downloaded and is sitting in my download sub directly of my mac. Hmmmmm…

[Blondie]

Blondie

#9993

Thanks, WordPress is done and I’m on to Virtue 2.3.9 which I’ve downloaded. I’m now in the Theme Options / Theme update import page… The ‘Turn on and save to start script’ is set to off. It then asks for ‘If using a child theme, enter child theme folder’ I looked around and found /wpcontent/themes/virtue_premium_child folder. Is this what they are looking for? Please bear with me on this next question Ben… Does this then execute the update or are there some other steps I should be taking to complete it?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#9982

So you can download an empty child theme here: https://www.kadencewp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/virtue_premium_child.zip

and add this to the child theme functions.php file:

add_action('woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item', 'kad_custom_button');
function kad_custom_button() {
	echo '<a href="'.get_the_permalink().'" class="button kad-btn headerfont kad_add_to_cart">Read More</a>';
}

Ben

[Constantin]

Constantin

#9981

not familiar with children’s themes and features hook orce good help

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#9980

If you want two buttons then your going to need to have a child theme and you going to have to add a function in that child theme to hook into the woocommerce template.

You would use the action hook “woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item”.

Are you familiar with child themes and hook functions?

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#9974

Ok so the basic header with shrink doesn’t support the secondary menu. You have to use the standard header. You can enabled that to be sticky though. As for adding a slider in-between the two this would require some extra coding a good amount of javascript too. It’s not an option in the theme so you would have to do it with a child theme.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#9887

Hey flora.
So you shouldn’t have folder in a folder for the theme, It will cause other issues. And if you are using 1.7.4 then you need to update. You want the virtue_premium folder to be right in your themes folder. That should allow your child theme to work.

Here are update inscriptions: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#theme_update
And if you are using 1.7.4 here is the info you need to update: https://www.kadencewp.com/updating-virtue-with-new-options-panel/

You can download an empty child theme here: https://www.kadencewp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/virtue_premium_child.zip

Ben