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In forum: Virtue Theme
In reply to: Change Main menu font size and style
Hello Wendy,
Go to Theme Options > Menu Settings and adjust the font size on the Primary Menu Font option – https://share.getcloudapp.com/GGupOqjG.
For the footer menu font size, here is the custom CSS code you can add:
.footernav ul li a { font-size: 18px; }Here’s a screen recording for your reference – https://share.getcloudapp.com/qGuJ9PmG.
Kindly create a new topic if we could assist you with anything else. 🙂
Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Pinnacle ThemeIn reply to: remove (WordPress Theme by Kadence Themes)
Hello,
Apologies for the delay in getting back to you!
It seems like you’re using a classic theme(Ascend, Pinnacle, Virtue). If you’re using the Pinnacle or Virtue theme, go to Appearance > Theme Options > Misc Settings and change the text for the Footer Copyright Text option.
If you’re using Ascend, go to Theme Options > Footer Settings.
Kind Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Footer issue
Hello Pascal,
Upon checking, those are inside the 4th widget in your Footer Column 1 widget area. Here’s a screen recording of how you can find them – https://share.getcloudapp.com/kpunj5WY.
If you need further help to find the widget, you could give us temporary admin access to your website by using this plugin and send us the login link here in a private reply.
Hope this helps and do let us know if we can assist you further.
Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Pinnacle ThemeIn reply to: remove (WordPress Theme by Kadence Themes)
Hello @Cupid,
Please could you give a URL so we can inspect which theme you’re using? If you are using the new Kadence Theme, go to Customizer > Footer and edit the Copyright footer item to remove the text.
Here’s a screen recording for your reference – https://share.getcloudapp.com/E0uj0zqx.
Hope this helps and do let us know if we can assist you further.
Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Change Main menu font size and style
Hi, My Name is Wendy,
Can you direct me where to put the code, I am having the same problem.
My menu front in the header and footer is too small.In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Footer issue
Yes Hanna, I want to get rid of what I circled in red, but I cant find it in Appearance>Widgets. It might be in the Custom CSS box but I am not sure.
Here are the links again :
https://jennytribillon.com
Pascal
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Footer issue
Hi there
I would like to get rid of the text and links to Instagram right at the bottom of pages and the text that says Jenny Tribillon .
I can’t work out how to do this.
*Login to see linkPascal
In forum: Virtue ThemeHi there
I get a lot of deprecated notices when enabling php version 8
Do you have plans to update the virtue theme to be compatible with PHP version 8?
Example (but not all of them !)
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $ver follows optional parameter $register in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/themeoptions/inc/class.redux_cdn.php on line 104
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $footer_or_media follows optional parameter $register in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/themeoptions/inc/class.redux_cdn.php on line 104
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $path follows optional parameter $expire in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/themeoptions/inc/class.redux_functions.php on line 54
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $args follows optional parameter $depth in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/lib/classes/class-virtue-nav-walker.php on line 176
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $output follows optional parameter $depth in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/lib/classes/class-virtue-nav-walker.php on line 176
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $args follows optional parameter $depth in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/lib/classes/class-virtue-mobile-nav-walker.php on line 161
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $output follows optional parameter $depth in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/lib/classes/class-virtue-mobile-nav-walker.php on line 161
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $width follows optional parameter $id in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/lib/classes/class-kadence-image-processing.php on line 76
[25-Sep-2021 04:22:28 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Required parameter $height follows optional parameter $id in /home/example/public_html/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/lib/classes/class-kadence-image-processing.php on line 76In forum: Kadence ThemeHello,
Apologies for the delay in getting back to you!
Do I need to replicate all the customizations I did in Kadence in the child theme now?
You can export the customizer theme settings from the parent to the child by installing and activating the Kadence Starter Templates plugin so you’ll have the Import/Export option in the Customizer.
Here’s a screen recording for your reference – https://share.getcloudapp.com/JruxQe7Q.
Is there a smarter way to add the Google Analytics code to the header?
If you have the Kadence Pro addon, you can enable the Header/Footer Scripts feature and add the GA code in Customizer > Custom Scripts – https://kadence-theme.com/knowledge-base/pro-addon/how-to-add-scripts-in-header-footer/.
Otherwise, you may use third-party plugins like the ones recommended here – https://wordpress.org/plugins/kadence-starter-templates/.
Hope this helps and let us know if we can assist you further.
Best Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Kadence ThemeIn reply to: HTML in Header display issue
Hello Brett,
Apologies for the delay in getting back to you!
“it’s fine to leave the HTML element in the header, but to make the modal content “load content after footer”?”
Yes, that is correct. Once you enabled the “load content after footer” option, the markup for the modal(popup) itself will be placed after the footer.
and you weren’t describing moving the HTML element to the footer instead, right?
Yes, that is correct as well.
Best Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Kadence BlocksHi,
Note: the element is [kadence_element id="7170], which shows both the original 5-column row layout I’m trying to tweak but also the adjusted, mobile-only version. On desktop it’ll show [kadence_element id="8919], which is identical but carry-over from a failed attempt to resolve a different issue.
I’m doubtful that it’s something in my current css… while I’ve since added more tweaks, Ben had a decent look over it previously. But as for css conflicting with something else, perhaps…
However, even that’s questionable because one of the css solutions I tried used unique classes added to that specific 5-column layout and then each of the 5 sections inside – it still didn’t work correctly. Or rather, it DID arrange the sections, but then it didn’t centre the last row with the odd item (as written) and worse – the contents inside the section were lost after implementation (contents are Kadence’s Info Box block).
That code was:
/* adjust grid for rating element on mobile screens */ @media (max-width: 767px) { .rating-box-mobile-grid { display: grid; grid-template-columns: repeat( 6, 1fr ); } .rating-box-mobile-grid-section { grid-column: span 2; } .rating-box-mobile-grid-section-odd:nth-last-child(1):nth-child(odd) { grid-column: 2 / span 2; } } } }[While it was originally written for SASS, I rewrote it for CSS. The reference for this was: https://www.billerickson.net/css-grid-center-last-item/ This code is still in the “Custom CSS” sections within the block, but it made no effect there nor just using the class selectors alone.]
But as noted, I’ve tried other options as well.
I tried to set the row as a 2 columns layout, with 3 sections in the first and 2 sections in the last. That way it would collapse as default on mobile. But then no matter what padding/margin/spacing options I tried, I could not get it to actually equally space in the row while on desktop & tablet. There was always a wonky, off-balance look.
I tried a different css out, via grid:
/* adjust grid for ratings box on mobile screens */ @media (max-width: 767px) { .rating-box-mobile-grid { flex: 3 }The goal was then to have the last two sections wrap below by using the unique class on the row layout… but alas, nope.
And as noted, I tried applying a similar grid option as Ben helped sort for my footer here: https://www.kadencewp.com/support-forums/topic/new-footer-row-collapse-layout-for-mobile/#post-267790 But even adjusting that for a 5 column grid didn’t work, nor did any other options using a grid.
Michael
In forum: Kadence BlocksThe issue is with the Row Layout block, when there are 5 columns. Under mobile layout options, the only two pre-selected ones are squeezing them all horizontally or stacking vertically. Neither apply to what I need.
The goal: on mobile only, the 5 columns in my “Rating Box” wrap within a 3 column grid. (Thus one row of the first three columns, a second row of the last two – ideally centred)
The old solution, a carryover from Elementor, was to duplicate the element, adjust the layout for mobile, and then tweak the visibility settings to only show that adjusted element on Mobile screens (while still loading the hidden element). That’s how it currently is on the staging site.
BUT I’m trying to simplify and clean up everything so it works with just one hooked element, not double. Plenty of sources, including a few other threads on here, note that such a layout option is possible – except I cannot get it work. (I’ve tried tweaking the # columns and rows, trying the horizontal vs vertical section layout, and more) Heck, Ben was able to help tweak the mobile layout in my footer as well – but I couldn’t even get that solution to apply here. I’m probably missing something obvious, or the options I’ve tried are being overrun by higher css styling.
Here’s a page where the troublesome Row Layout is visible: *Login to see link
Note: the issue specifically pertains to mobile screens <768px, and that I currently have set BOTH blocks to show on mobile. They should look the same in the end.
Thanks
In forum: Kadence ThemeIn reply to: HTML in Header display issue
Thanks Ben.
Final thing if you are going to add something like this I strongly suggest moving the modal content to the footer. This helps SEO because site scanners start at the top of the page and work down, seeing the modal content at the top of every page isn’t great for SEO.
Just to make sure I understood this part: it’s fine to leave the html element in the header, but to make the modal content “load content after footer”?
(and you weren’t describing moving the html element to the footer instead, right?)Did I get that part correct?
Thanks!In forum: Kadence ThemeIn reply to: HTML in Header display issue
Hey,
When adding an element into the header, you don’t want to add a row layout block. Since you are not building a layout (instead just adding a button) it’s not good makeup for your site. Also it’s what is creating the issue because the css that runs the header isn’t designed to work with a row layout. I could give you CSS to force it to work but since it’s bad markup to being with no reason to do that, instead I just updated your element and removed the row layout block.Final thing if you are going to add something like this I strongly suggest moving the modal content to the footer. This helps SEO because site scanners start at the top of the page and work down, seeing the modal content at the top of every page isn’t great for SEO.
Here is an image of that setting: https://share.getcloudapp.com/wbubxQYQ
Ben
In forum: Kadence ThemeTopic: background color footer
Hi
Could you help me figure out why the background color is NOT showing in the footer? I set it for #26947D, but it keep showing up as white.Thank you, Carrie
*Login to see linkIn forum: Kadence ThemeHi all,
I’m doing some SEO improvements in my website where there are some sections, categories and tags, where I want to show:
– Header.
– 20-30 posts associated with the current caregory/tag, but loaded with infite scroll to improve page load at 5 post per roll down max.
– Footer with long text.Since I can’t find any documentation about related filters, does anyone knows how I can limit the infinite scroll to stop once 20 or 30 post are loaded?
Thanks 🙂
In forum: Kadence ThemeIn reply to: New footer row collapse layout for mobile?
Yes, that resolved the layout & collapse order for my three-column footer.
But it will only apply to my three column footer, because it’s via css & specific selectors. Must I create new selectors and add even more css to apply the same elsewhere?
In forum: Kadence ThemeIn reply to: New footer row collapse layout for mobile?
Hi Micheal
Here is the updated css:Please make sure you have selected the layout your highlighted in this image: https://i.ibb.co/v1ZdrzV/Screen-Shot-2021-09-08-at-19-07-12.png
@media (max-width: 720px) { #colophon .site-footer-middle-section-1 { grid-column: 1; } #colophon .site-footer-middle-section-3 { grid-column: 2; } #colophon .site-footer-middle-section-2 { order: -1; grid-column: 1 / -1; } }Let me know how it goes.
Ben
In forum: Kadence ThemeIn reply to: New footer row collapse layout for mobile?
Hi,
This is not my first issue with your support team, nor the first time I have felt treated like an idiot by them. Especially since Karla’s answer was essentially the equivalent of “here the FAQ/Documentation”, gilded with a “Hope that helps!” closure.
Yes, perhaps you get users who cannot read the documentation before asking questions – but it’s the presumption and lack of actually reading about the issue as explained that was entirely offensive. And again, it’s not the first time I’ve gotten such a treatment from support. Yes, this is the public forum instead of the private support ticket for my Kadence Membership package – but “silly me”, I thought that perhaps other users might have had an answer rather than wait days for your specific reply.
Yet again, you are “presuming” – and still getting it wrong. It IS a new layout option I am asking about, specifically one that addresses the column collapse order (and width settings), for a row with three columns, that features the MIDDLE column first at 100% width (not the first column at 100%, nor the last column at 100%), with the other two columns (left and right, or 1 and 3) split 50/50% width below. [As edited in the previously provided image.]
Since you can only “understand” visually with video and images that take longer to create than type the initially provided detailed description, perhaps this will help you:
https://share.getcloudapp.com/Apu9eBAx
It follows along rather nicely to my original description of the issue. So sorry for omitting an article or two, and failing to include the quotes to correctly name your theme’s currently provide layout options…
“…the footer. The middle row has three columns, …The issue is with the mobile (device) settings, specifically (the) row collapse layout & order. Right now, it’s set for three vertical(ly stacked) 100% rows (instead of 3 columns on wider screens). … if there was a layout for “MIDDLE ROW 100%”, with the left & right at 50% below (or even above) the other two. Nearly identical to the current “First Row 100% & 50/50” split layout, or the reverse “Last Row 100% & 50/50” split. …According to my understanding of flex boxes, yes, this should be achievable via css. But all your provided css solution did was swap the order around; placing the middle column first (without resizing it to the full 100% width) nor did it split the other two columns 50/50 below. [Which is the new LAYOUT option initially requested.]
The theme currently provides clickable buttons to change this utilising a visual/description for eight differently layouts – appropriately labeled “Layout” in the toolbar. If that is how it is set up on the backend via css, then css should equally be a good solution. But so would adding a new layout button that features the Middle Row at 100%, with the other two columns split 50/50, as requested.
Michael
In forum: Kadence ThemeHello,
Again, apologies for the delay in getting back to you
The Copyright footer item has the Font option under Design settings. Click the boxes there and go to the SIZE tab. Here, you should be able to see the Line Height option and adjust the value for the mobile views – https://share.getcloudapp.com/2Nul7g61.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Karla
