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  • #227429

    Hi Kenet,
    Sorry for the delay!
    I have flagged this topic for the developer. He will provide some insight as soon as he is available.
    Are you currently using a child theme?

    Hannah

    In forum: Ascend Theme
    #227349

    Thank you so much Ben, it’s works!!!

    Only a little thing (maybe I’m wrong): my functions.php in child theme doesn’t work. When I’ve put the code in functions theme parent yes. My child theme path is named ascend_premium_child, inside there is style.css file and function.php
    Inside style.css there is this code:

    /*
    Theme Name: Ascend Premium Child
    Theme URI: http://example.com/ascend-premium-child/
    Description: Ascend Premium Child Theme
    Author: Kadence Themes
    Author URI: http://example.com
    Template: ascend_premium
    Version: 1.0.0
    Tags: light, dark, two-columns, right-sidebar, responsive-layout
    Text Domain: ascend-child
    */

    /* Theme customization starts here
    ————————————————————– */

    Is there something wrong or is correct?
    Thank you again

    #227168

    in a child theme functions.php file you can add:

    add_action('wp_head', 'remove_footer_from_woo' );
    function remove_footer_from_woo() {
    if(class_exists('woocommerce') ) {
    if( is_woocommerce() || is_cart() || is_checkout() ) {
    remove_action( 'virtue_footer', 'virtue_footer_markup' );
    }
    }
    }
    #227098

    Hey,
    There isn’t a built-in function for that. This post explains how to create this if you’re using a child theme: https://aceplugins.com/how-to-add-a-quantity-field-to-shop-pages-in-woocommerce/

    Hannah

    #227083

    Hi – any further direction you could provide on this? I’m starting to think I just need to create custom blog archive template PHP files in the child theme.

    #226972

    I did try that, but it doesn’t assign the same sidebar to the individual post. For example, here’s a test page I created following your method: https://www.copelandcompany.com/events-and-workshops-page/.

    And here’s a post that should show a specific sidebar just for events, but is instead pulling the default archives sidebar: https://www.copelandcompany.com/events-and-workshops/navigating-open-permits-surveys-workshop-realtors/

    So I’m looking for maybe a more hard-coded solution. I’m familiar with PHP and I have a child theme. Maybe I can build individual archive-CAT.php files?

    In forum: Pinnacle Theme
    #226882

    Did you try deactivating that plugin? It’s doing something to the archive titles. Pinnacle calls the titles earlier in the page because of how the page titles are set up. That could be why it’s showing the error in pinnacle. Either way, it doesn’t change that the plugin is creating the issue.

    You can hack at a fix using a child theme and custom functions to unhook whatever that plugin is doing.

    Ben

    #226857

    You could definitely use a re-useable gutenberg block and just add it to the top of the content area of your pages. Or if you did not want to do this for every page you could add a menu into your child theme.

    Hannah

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    In reply to: posts shortcode

    #226856

    Actually, we were able to work up some css that should do the trick:

    .kad_blog_item:nth-child(3n+1) h5.entry-title {
color: #EB427A;
}

    .kad_blog_item:nth-child(3n+2) h5.entry-title {color: #DE7523;
}
    
.kad_blog_item:nth-child(3n+3) h5.entry-title {color: #006CAF;
}


    Just paste that into your custom css box in Theme Options > Advanced Settings.

    Hannah

    #226851

    Wait, no. I can’t use blocks because this isn’t a page. I will have to make changes (in my child theme) to the template, right?

    #226849

    Hey,
    There isn’t a built-in function for this. You would need to add a custom function into a child theme. You could also add a row with buttons to the content area of your pages.

    Hannah

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    In reply to: posts shortcode

    #226845

    Looking into this a bit more I’m not actually sure that it’s possible to set it up. At least not without editing the theme files through a child theme. Each title does not have its own class so you can’t select one title specifically. I’ll flag this for the developer to provide any other insight he has.

    Hannah

    #226843

    Hey Greta,
    This css should work for you:

    .sidebar .widget_categories li ul.children a {
        color: #333;
    }

    Just paste that into your custom css box in theme options.
    Hope it helps!

    Hannah

    #226745

    Hiya,

    I’m really scratching my head. I’m using the testimonial carousel widget in the Footer Column 1 widget, but it defaults to the page of ITS choice, rather than letting me save mine. It’s basically choosing the first page in the drop-down list in the widget. When I hit save on my selected page, it just reverts.

    Cheeky! What I’ve done is re-titled my chosen page so that the widget works, but that’s not ideal. I’ve tricked it…

    The site is at taylorwestandco.uk

    I’m using a child theme. Might help to know that.

    What am I missing here?

    Thanks!

    Valerie

    In forum: Ascend Theme
    #226744

    In a child theme functions.php file you would add something like this:

    add_action( 'woocommerce_shop_loop_item_title', 'custom_loop_show_sku', 30 );
    function custom_loop_show_sku(){
    	global $product;
    	echo '<span class="custom_sku">SKU ' . $product->get_sku() . '</span>';
    }

    Ben

    In forum: Ascend Theme
    #226633

    You can always code things with a child theme, where exactly are you wanting this to show? I understand what page but where in terms of do you want it below the title? or below the add to cart?

    Ben

    #226564

    Hey John,
    There isn’t a built-in function to adjust this. You would need to use a child theme and edit the portfolio template. Or if you wanted you could just use a carousel shortcode like this:
    [gallery ids="21,22,23,24" type="carousel" columns="2" lightboxsize="large" speed ="1000"]

    Hannah

    In forum: Ascend Theme

    In reply to: Testimonial Image Size

    #226458

    Hey,
    Yes, you do need a child theme, It won’t break your site you would just upload and activate it,
    https://www.kadencewp.com/child-themes/

    In your child theme functions.php file you would add this:

    add_action('init', 'child_init');
    function child_init() {
    add_filter('kt_testimonial_grid_image_width', 'my_custom_tesimonial_image_size');
    add_filter('kt_testimonial_grid_image_height', 'my_custom_tesimonial_image_size');
    function my_custom_tesimonial_image_size() {
    return 300;
    }
    }

    Ben

    In forum: Ascend Theme

    In reply to: Testimonial Image Size

    #226437

    Hey Hannah,

    Reading up on some material, I think I know what broke the code – late last night or earlier this morning I installed an update to the Ascend Premium Theme. I now understand what Child Themes are for! I’ll wait to hear from you on what you think I should do next.

    #226414

    Just launched (WOOHOOO!)

    I had the testimonial image size adjusted from the default 60×60 to 300×300, and it was working, and BONUS: not blurry from the image being stretched, it actually pulled in the new image size. Then, suddenly it was gone. I fixed it. Now it’s not working again for the second time. The image size is correct, but it’s now stretching the images. And I can’t remember how I fixed it the first time it disappeared. It was working yesterday, so not sure what changed that it would have broken again.

    This is the code I was using that worked up until today, and I still have it in the Theme Options Custom CSS:

    .testimonial-img img {
    width: 300px !important;
    height: 300px !important;
    }

    I see some solutions in your support forum that say to switch to Child Theme and insert specific code. Will that be my best option, and in doing so, will changing to the child theme screw with any of the layout/design of my site?

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