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  • #141206

    You can filter which sidebar is used for a custom post type… like so:

    You don’t need to use any templates or make any templates just use the functions.php file in your child theme:

    function custom_sidebar_id_events($sidebar_id) {
    if(is_singular('event')) {
    $sidebar_id = 'sidebar2';
    }
    return $sidebar_id;
    }
    add_filter('kadence_sidebar_id', 'custom_sidebar_id_events');

    Ben

    #141201

    ok, found it in a different post.

    You have the contact widget in your sidebar but you have not set the name. Thus you get an error with hcard because it’s not totally filled out.

    Ben

    #141192

    Sorry, I must not be being clear. I want to register my own custom post type called “events”. I want it to (mostly) follow the single.php template. But, I want it to have a custom sidebar that I will create in the admin theme options panel. I want this custom post type archive and single page to call that specific sidebar I’m going to create (actually, it’s already created.)

    In other words, I was at one point using a blog category (events) to post about upcoming events at our company. I created a sidebar for events, and was able to attach that sidebar to that particular blog category and single blog pages. But it still registers under the blog in my page hierarchy. Don’t want that. So, I just want to do a custom post type instead.

    I’ve done this with the default WP themes; I just wanted to ask you what you think the best way to go about doing that with your theme is, so I don’t spend hours guessing, testing, etc. I don’t want to use a plugin; I try avoid using plugins anytime I can. Thanks for your advice.

    #141190

    OH, ok, I understand. You’re talking about the Pinnacle “Contact/vCard” widget, right? I’m using it on staff pages, and a couple other random sidebars. The only field I don’t have filled out it “title” (see screenshot.) I’m going to fill that out now and re-crawl, see if that changes anything. Any other advice, or you think that will do it? I wonder what tag, specifically, Google is looking for when it throws that flag at me.

    Screenshot for contact/vcard widget

    #141171

    I still don’t know what you are trying to do? You can select a sidebar in your page settings. You can create new ones in your theme options > misc settings.

    Ben

    #141132

    Hey Nikolas,

    Rather than add the filter to your shop sidebar, would it work to add it to the page content and have it appear above your product list?

    This will be your best bet to get it displaying above your page content in mobile view.

    Go to Pages> Your Shop Page, and try adding the filter to the page content either through page builder or the visual editor.

    Does this work for you?

    -Kevin

    #141105

    Hello,

    I am working on converting all their pages into woocommerce product pages.

    The shop page looks great on the PC, with the vehicle filter on the side (widget in sidebar).
    It gets problematic on the phone, because the sidebar is moving below the content.

    Is there an easy way to get a widget are for the vehicle and category filter on top of the /shop/ page?
    Or any other workaround?

    I tried to add the shortcut as a slider, but it didn’t work well.

    Much appreciated!

    Thanks,
    N

    #141082

    Come to think of it, a blog page template will work for creating a hierarchy and archive of them. As for a custom sidebar…I know I can register a new sidebar in customizer, so do I just call name it “events” and call it with:

    `<php get_sidebar (‘events’); ?>’

    And wrap it in the same HTML tags used on pages? Anything special other than that I need to do? Or should is there another file somewhere that handles calling the sidebar? What do you think is the best way to do this?

    Thanks a bunch.

    #141024

    Hey,

    I want to add to this to make it clear. Virtue will work but it won’t style or improve styling or provide any extra options or features like it does with woocommerce.

    So if your going to do this I would warn you that you will likely want to/need to add css to style, enhance things.

    And a further aside I plan to add some support for EDD in the ascend theme (header functions, sidebar, styling). As part of an update in the next couple weeks so if you have membership you may want to consider using that theme.

    Ben

    #140651

    Hi gang,

    I have a feeling these are 2 simple requests, but I’m having difficulty finding settings for these.

    –I want a hero image on my blog page.

    –And I want to hide the sidebar on that page. I see how to hide it on posts pages, but not on the blog page itself. It doesn’t give me an option for which page to choose so it’s giving me the default with sidebar.

    Thanks for your help!
    Lindsay

    #140573

    Hey,

    1. add this css in your theme options > advanced settings:

    .sidebar ul {
        margin-left: 0;
    margin-right: 20px;
    }

    2. Can you help by providing a screen shot and more description to “In Explorer/Edge some of the images on this web site look strange.” I don’t understand what your saying?

    Ben

    #140507

    Hey Kati,
    I’m already seeing your sidebar on the left. Are you wanting it pulled up aligned with the page title?
    Can you send a screenshot of your images when they look strange? I’m not seeing that.

    Hannah

    #140494

    Hello,
    I am trying to figure something out. I have a custom post type available called “Events Post”. I don’t see it registered in the functions file, and therefore have no idea how or why it’s there. I don’t have any plugins that I can attribute to it. It displays fine on the front end ( But the post-type admin page is stripped down. Here’s what I’m trying to do:

    I have a custom sidebar called “Events and Workshops”. You can see it in action on a single blog post here -> I don’t want to use the blog for these event posts, I want to use this existing events post type. So I want THIS sidebar to appear on this custom post type archive and single page -> and

    Can you help me? Thanks! Tom

    #140484

    Hello,
    Is it possible to move the custom sidebar to the left, so it aligns with header an titel? How can I do that?

    In Explorer/Edge some of the images on this web site look strange. What can I do?

    Thankful for some advice!

    Kati

    #140323

    Hello,

    1) I have created a Custom Sidebar (Theme Options > Misc > Create Sidebars).
    2) Added a widget to new Sidebar
    3) On Portfolio page I have selected Display Sidebar: Yes and name of Sidebar
    4) Sidebar doesn’t show!
    5) Also tried other choosing other Sidebar names with no success

    Thank You.

    #140132

    It doesn’t load the full size image, only when you open a lightbox would it load that.

    What I do see is that in your sidebar you have a gallery “slider” that you have set the max width to be 1170… which means that it’s loading large and sometimes full images because of your settings. Change that to 300×300 and it will load a lot better.

    With that said loading that many images in a carousel? Why? Have you not gotten feedback from viewers that they don’t want to have to click through photo by photo just to see the thumbnails? Your loading tons of images that an average user would never wait around to see.

    #140094

    The css that styles the woocommerce category widget would only work for that widget becuase the css is specific to the classes in the widget. It’s not about the css not loading (although theme styling for woocommerce doesn’t load unless the plugin is active) its about the css itself. You can’t just transfer a think like that over. The widget/html you are using doesn’t have the kind of information in the html or classes that would even allow for the dropdown arrow icon.

    You can still add some styling to your list with css… for example:

    .sidebar #black-studio-tinymce-4 ul {
        padding:0 0 0 5px
    }
    .sidebar #black-studio-tinymce-4 ul li a {
        padding: 5px 5px 0;
        margin-bottom: 5px;
        display: block;
        line-height: 24px;
        border-bottom: 2px solid rgba(0,0,0,.1);
        -webkit-transition: all .2s ease-in-out;
        -o-transition: all .2s ease-in-out;
        transition: all .2s ease-in-out;
    }
    .sidebar #black-studio-tinymce-4 ul li a:hover {
        border-bottom-color: #f26224;
    }

    Ben

    #140063

    Try this CSS. Feel free to make adjustments to that padding setting if you see fit.

    div#ktmain {
        border-right: 1px solid #c5c5c5;
        padding-right: 15px;
    }
    
    aside#ktsidebar {
        padding-left: 15px;
    }

    -Kevin

    #140056

    Hey Jeff,

    you can add a border with some CSS like this:

    aside#ktsidebar {
        border-left: 2px solid black;
    }

    Place into Theme Options> Advanced Settings and let me know if this is what you’re talking about.

    -Kevin

    #140053

    Hi. I know vertical rules are tricky. But is there any chance there’s magic CSS to create a vertical rule between my sidebar and my main content on my blog/homepage? I’m guessing not, but figured I’d ask.

    Thank you!

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