Search Results for 'child theme'

[saimitrfgolli]

saimitrfgolli

#289071

Thanks for your reply Michael.

It makes sense to use the exporter if you consider that Elements are, at their core, just posts. I suppose I had just been thinking of Elements more like custom page templates in traditional WP theme development. Unfortunately it does confirm my fear that there is probably no (easy) way of integrating them directly into my child theme on my website related to Divan Beds For Sale .

Appreciate you taking the time to look at it anyway though.

Thanks

[Fraser Smith]

Fraser Smith

#288933

I have a child theme based on Kadence. When I view the console I’m seeing the following error

The resource [Site]/wp-content/themes/kadence/assets/css/header.min.css?ver=1.2.4 was preloaded using link preload but not used within a few seconds from the window’s load event. Please make sure it has an appropriate as value and it is preloaded intentionally.

I’m not using the Kadence header, which requires this css. Instead I have a custom header inside a Kadence Element, which I have set to ‘Replace Header’ (this was to allow me full use of block editor in my header).

Is there a way to disable the preloading of this css?

• This topic was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Fraser Smith.
• This topic was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Fraser Smith.

[Fraser Smith]

Fraser Smith

#288933

I have a child theme based on Kadence. When I view the console I’m seeing the following error

The resource [Site]/wp-content/themes/kadence/assets/css/header.min.css?ver=1.2.4 was preloaded using link preload but not used within a few seconds from the window’s load event. Please make sure it has an appropriate as value and it is preloaded intentionally.

I’m not using the Kadence header, which requires this css. Instead I have a custom header inside a Kadence Element, which I have set to ‘Replace Header’ (this was to allow me full use of block editor in my header).

Is there a way to disable the preloading of this css?

• This topic was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Fraser Smith.
• This topic was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Fraser Smith.

[Fraser Smith]

Fraser Smith

#288927

Thanks for your reply Michael.

It makes sense to use the exporter if you consider that Elements are, at their core, just posts. I suppose I had just been thinking of Elements more like custom page templates in traditional WP theme development. Unfortunately it does confirm my fear that there is probably no (easy) way of integrating them directly into my child theme.

Appreciate you taking the time to look at it anyway though.

Thanks

Fraser

[Fraser Smith]

Fraser Smith

#288914

My site has a child theme based on Kadence and a plugin with some custom ACF Gutenberg blocks. I’ve got a fairly standard setup, in that I do most of my dev work locally, then push to staging for testing before deploying to production.

My designs rely heavily on Kadence Elements and, so far, I’ve not found a simple way to copy changes in any of my elements from local to staging to production. To date, I’ve been able to use WP-All-Export to copy them from one site to another, which works, but is an additional manual process every time I make changes. I originally tried using Kadence child theme builder, in the hope they would be bundled in the child theme but, unless I was missing something, it didn’t seem possible there.

Ideally, I’d love to include the elements in my child theme, so that they automatically carry across when I push updates to my theme. Is there an ‘official’ way of doing this, or at least any other ways of copying them over that don’t rely on third party software?

[Fraser Smith]

Fraser Smith

#288914

My site has a child theme based on Kadence and a plugin with some custom ACF Gutenberg blocks. I’ve got a fairly standard setup, in that I do most of my dev work locally, then push to staging for testing before deploying to production.

My designs rely heavily on Kadence Elements and, so far, I’ve not found a simple way to copy changes in any of my elements from local to staging to production. To date, I’ve been able to use WP-All-Export to copy them from one site to another, which works, but is an additional manual process every time I make changes. I originally tried using Kadence child theme builder, in the hope they would be bundled in the child theme but, unless I was missing something, it didn’t seem possible there.

Ideally, I’d love to include the elements in my child theme, so that they automatically carry across when I push updates to my theme. Is there an ‘official’ way of doing this, or at least any other ways of copying them over that don’t rely on third party software?

[Nantz]

Nantz

#288860

Hi Kadence Team~

Suddenly, it seems—but I use Chrome 95% of the time so I’m not sure if this is a recent change—my home slider images on both Safari and Firefox are HUGE. The slider is working correctly (or, as I wish) in Chrome, on both desktop and mobile devices, but the same issue is happening in Safari on mobile, too (I don’t have Firefox on my iphone though). Something with the two browsers other than Chrome seems to be overriding the settings I’ve entered in Theme Options–>Home Slider, which now are:

Fullwidth Slider
Slider Max Height: 300
Slider Max Width: 1020

The 3 images in the slider are all 810px high x 1080px wide, so they are larger than the max settings.

I would like all the browsers to display the home slider like it shows in Chrome, which is a sort of cropped “slit” view of only part of the images—not with the entire image height as shown in both Safari and Firefox.

Using Virtue Premium child theme for this website at: *Login to see link

Is there a css code I can enter in Advanced Settings to solve this issue? Am I missing something obvious?

Thanks for any insight you can provide!

~n

[Nantz]

Nantz

#288860

Hi Kadence Team~

Suddenly, it seems—but I use Chrome 95% of the time so I’m not sure if this is a recent change—my home slider images on both Safari and Firefox are HUGE. The slider is working correctly (or, as I wish) in Chrome, on both desktop and mobile devices, but the same issue is happening in Safari on mobile, too (I don’t have Firefox on my iphone though). Something with the two browsers other than Chrome seems to be overriding the settings I’ve entered in Theme Options–>Home Slider, which now are:

Fullwidth Slider
Slider Max Height: 300
Slider Max Width: 1020

The 3 images in the slider are all 810px high x 1080px wide, so they are larger than the max settings.

I would like all the browsers to display the home slider like it shows in Chrome, which is a sort of cropped “slit” view of only part of the images—not with the entire image height as shown in both Safari and Firefox.

Using Virtue Premium child theme for this website at: *Login to see link

Is there a css code I can enter in Advanced Settings to solve this issue? Am I missing something obvious?

Thanks for any insight you can provide!

~n

[m29245535]

m29245535

#288763

To change the Post Thumbnail size on the homepage using the Kadence theme in WordPress, follow these steps:

### Step-by-Step Guide

1. **Login to Your WordPress Dashboard**
– Navigate to your WordPress login page (usually yourdomain.com/wp-admin).
– Enter your username and password to access the dashboard.

2. **Navigate to the Customizer**
– In the WordPress dashboard, go to Appearance > Customize. This will open the WordPress Customizer where you can make changes and see a live preview.

3. **Locate the Blog/Archive Settings**
– In the Customizer, find the section related to Blog or Archive settings. This is typically labeled as Blog Settings, Blog Archive, or something similar.
– For Kadence, you should see General, Header, Blog, Footer, and other similar sections. Click on Blog.

4. **Adjust the Post Thumbnail Size**
– Within the Blog section, look for options related to Archive Layout or Archive Settings.
– You should see settings for Post/Archive Layout. Here, you can often find options to set the image size for thumbnails. It might be labeled as Featured Image, Post Thumbnail, or Thumbnail Size.
– You can choose predefined sizes (like thumbnail, medium, large, etc.) or specify custom dimensions if available.

5. **Set Custom Image Sizes**
– If you want to set a custom image size, you might need to define the custom size in your theme’s functions.php file. This can be done using the add_image_size function.
– For example:
`php
function kadence_custom_image_sizes() {
add_image_size(‘custom-thumbnail’, 400, 300, true); // 400px wide by 300px tall, cropped
}
add_action(‘after_setup_theme’, ‘kadence_custom_image_sizes’);
`
– After defining a custom size, it should appear in the Customizer settings where you can select it for your post thumbnails.

6. **Regenerate Thumbnails**
– If you change the thumbnail dimensions or add new sizes, you may need to regenerate thumbnails for existing images to apply the new sizes.
– Install and activate the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin.
– Go to Tools > Regen. Thumbnails and follow the prompts to regenerate thumbnails.

7. **Publish Changes**
– After setting the desired thumbnail size, click Publish in the Customizer to save your changes.

### Additional Tips

– **Responsive Design**: Ensure that the thumbnail size you choose looks good on different devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).
– **Child Theme**: If you need to make changes to the functions.php file, consider using a child theme to avoid losing changes during theme updates.

By following these steps, you can customize the post thumbnail size on your homepage using the Kadence theme, ensuring it fits well with your site’s design and layout.

[Fraser Smith]

Fraser Smith

#288730

I have an ACF true/false field attached to posts in my Kadence child theme. There is also a Kadence Element which loads in place of the post header. There is a group block inside my element which I would like to appear if the acf toggle is set to true, but it should not load if it is set to false.

I’ve done something like this before in other themes, using conditional logic in a custom page template, but since Kadence doesn’t use page templates that way, I’m trying to work out how I would achieve it. Is it even possible with Kadence?

[Fraser Smith]

Fraser Smith

#288730

I have an ACF true/false field attached to posts in my Kadence child theme. There is also a Kadence Element which loads in place of the post header. There is a group block inside my element which I would like to appear if the acf toggle is set to true, but it should not load if it is set to false.

I’ve done something like this before in other themes, using conditional logic in a custom page template, but since Kadence doesn’t use page templates that way, I’m trying to work out how I would achieve it. Is it even possible with Kadence?

[Karla]

Karla

#288660

Hi there!

The bottom carousel doesn’t have a filter, so it will be more complicated to change the output.

However, since you’re using a child theme, you can look at overriding the PHP file used for it: templates/<strong>bottomportfolio-carousel.php</strong>.

Search for “id="portfolio-carousel"“, and change the query there.

I hope this guides you with the customization you require. Let us know if we can assist you further.

Regards,
Karla

[ipgill]

ipgill

#288646

Hi Karla,

I am running a child theme. Could you please advise a code snippet that I could use to only show specific portfolio type items?

Thank you

[laurynas.alfa]

laurynas.alfa

#288446

From the beginning, I decided not to show the title in capital letters:
Kadence child > Post / Pages Layout > Custom post types > Archive (Taxonomy name) > Desingn > Post Item Title Font > Inherit (number 3) > Transform > x (button)

However, do not change the title on the archive page.

Then I uploaded the styles, but still the title didn’t change.

.post-title, .page-title {
text-transform: none !important;
}

I understood that there must be settings in the blocks somewhere.

Later I browsed Archive template > Section > Info Box > Style > Title settings

and finally I discovered the “Letter case -” button.

Finally, the title is displayed as it should be.

however, I realized that in every object, and there will be ten taxonomies on the page and a lot of interstitial dynamic graphics, you will have to constantly search with that button and turn off the capitalization of the title.

Tell the kadence developers that this is tedious and very cumbersome. It is not possible to make one button in the theme configuration that would globally disable the first letter of the title in capital letters. Now I don’t see a solution, either to make all sorts of styles where appropriate for each block, or to manually constantly change the title in the settings. I also think that the title settings are not everywhere.

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by laurynas.alfa.
• This reply was modified 2 years ago by laurynas.alfa.
• This reply was modified 2 years ago by laurynas.alfa.

[laurynas.alfa]

laurynas.alfa

#288445

From the beginning, I decided not to show the title in capital letters:
Kadence child > Post / Pages Layout > Custom post types > Archive (Taxonomy name) > Desingn > Post Item Title Font > Inherit (number 3) > Transform > x (button)

However, do not change the title on the archive page.

Then I uploaded the styles, but still the title didn’t change.

.post-title, .page-title {
text-transform: none !important;
}

I understood that there must be settings in the blocks somewhere.

Later I browsed Archive template > Section > Info Box > Style > Title settings

and finally I discovered the “Letter case -” button.

Finally, the title is displayed as it should be.

however, I realized that in every object, and there will be ten taxonomies on the page and a lot of interstitial dynamic graphics, you will have to constantly search with that button and turn off the capitalization of the title.

Tell the kadence developers that this is tedious and very cumbersome. It is not possible to make one button in the theme configuration that would globally disable the first letter of the title in capital letters. Now I don’t see a solution, either to make all sorts of styles where appropriate for each block, or to manually constantly change the title in the settings. I also think that the title settings are not everywhere.

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by laurynas.alfa.
• This reply was modified 2 years ago by laurynas.alfa.
• This reply was modified 2 years ago by laurynas.alfa.

[Eze]

Eze

#288350

Hi Keith,

Thank you for the additional information.

While Home remains the default Shop Page, there isn’t a built-in setting to exclude it from the breadcrumb trail.

However, you can remove the extra “Home” link and its preceding “/” using this custom CSS:

.single-product .kadence-breadcrumb-container > span:nth-child(1),
.single-product .kadence-breadcrumb-container > span:nth-child(2) {
    display: none;
}

Here is how to add the custom CSS to your website:
https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-theme/how-do-i-add-custom-css/

Watch this demo screencast of what happens when the CSS code is added to your website:
https://share.zight.com/Wnu82BXL

I hope this helps. Please let us know how we can help further.

Cheers,
Eze

[270378]

270378

#288312

Hi!
Kadence Version: 1.2.4
Kadence Blocks Version 3.2.34
Child theme

Added a class for the “Testimonials” block. In my custom style.css file I added:
.myTestimonials {visibility:hidden}

The style doesn’t work. Even this doesn’t work:
.myTestimonials {visibility:hidden !important}

But it is extremely important to me that it works without !important.
And I need exactly the “visibility:hidden” style, not “display:none” or something else.

• This topic was modified 2 years ago by 270378.

[270378]

270378

#288312

Hi!
Kadence Version: 1.2.4
Kadence Blocks Version 3.2.34
Child theme

Added a class for the “Testimonials” block. In my custom style.css file I added:
.myTestimonials {visibility:hidden}

The style doesn’t work. Even this doesn’t work:
.myTestimonials {visibility:hidden !important}

But it is extremely important to me that it works without !important.
And I need exactly the “visibility:hidden” style, not “display:none” or something else.

• This topic was modified 2 years ago by 270378.

[Karla]

Karla

#288097

Hi, Rebecca!

I can confirm that the Kadence > Home admin page doesn’t load on a child site in a multisite setup. I’ve escalated this appropriately.

On the other hand, do you want to activate the Pro plugins using your license key? If yes, you can do it by going to these areas:
– Kadence Pro add-on: Child theme website dashboard > Appearance > Kadence. Here’s a screenshot – https://share.zight.com/X6uXwZ2J
– Kadence Blocks Pro add-on: Child theme website dashboard > Kadence > Settings. Here’s a screenshot – https://share.zight.com/12ub2XEJ

Please let me know how I can help you further with this.

Regards,
Karla

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#288019

Hi Antony,

The theme.json file is a new addition starting with version 1.2.0. The documentation team is working on adding this to the documentation. As of now, you can see it on the changelog file: https://www.kadencewp.com/kadence-theme/changelog/

We appreciate your continued patience and understanding with this.

If you were to directly edit your theme.json file, then that would be overwritten in a theme update.

If you do want to directly edit your theme.json file, I would suggest making a child theme.

You can also submit a support ticket via these channels.

– FREE Users: https://www.kadencewp.com/free-support-tickets/
– Premium Users: https://www.kadencewp.com/premium-support-tickets/

If you need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us again and open a new ticket.
 
Kind Regards,
Michael Taro

[antony-2003]

antony-2003

#288014

Are we safe to edit the theme.json file in 1.2.0+, should be use a child theme? This is a pretty significant addition IMO and there is literally zero documentation around it!

[Karla]

Karla

#288009

Hi, Ron!

I’m sorry for the delay in getting back to you.

Our theme and plugin styles make sure that the content will be mobile-friendly. I would also vote against disabling that.

On the other hand, here’s what you can do to make the pages show the desktop layout – remove the “viewport” meta tag. To do this, you will need to override the theme’s header.php file and use a child theme.

I hope this gave you an idea of how to proceed with your customization.

Regards,
Karla

[Josh Rudzek]

Josh Rudzek

#287645

Thank you for the update. Why doesn’t the child theme styles.css override my theme settings? Isn’t that what it’s intended to do?

[julie-5300]

julie-5300

#287632

Hi there!

Just as I titled it. I turned off avatar display because when I left it on and chose blank, there’s a blank space where the gravatar usually goes in the comments but now the gravatars are missing from my author box.

Would love to know the CSS fix to put into my child theme so that there isn’t that space before the name in the comments…so I can turn avatars back on.

Here’s a screenshot showing the blank spot next to the name in the comments.

PS If you know of a CSS tweak so I can move that Reply button (on the far right of each comment) below the text of the comment that would be great too. Thanks in advance!

[julie-5300]

julie-5300

#287632

Hi there!

Just as I titled it. I turned off avatar display because when I left it on and chose blank, there’s a blank space where the gravatar usually goes in the comments but now the gravatars are missing from my author box.

Would love to know the CSS fix to put into my child theme so that there isn’t that space before the name in the comments…so I can turn avatars back on.

Here’s a screenshot showing the blank spot next to the name in the comments.

PS If you know of a CSS tweak so I can move that Reply button (on the far right of each comment) below the text of the comment that would be great too. Thanks in advance!

[Karla]

Karla

#287588

Hi, David!

Our theme uses the wp_enqueue_script() function to enqueue scripts – https://share.zight.com/Bluqo1R9. Make sure that you are loading the additional JS file in the footer.

What you can also do in your child theme is to create another function. Then, hook it to the wp_enqueue_scripts action and add a higher priority.

I hope this helps you with your customization.

Let us know if we can assist you further.

Regards,
Karla