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[Bill]

Bill

#140050

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[Mathieu]

Mathieu

#139975

If I add the Woocommerce Layered Nav filter to my primary sidebar (which I use for my category pages), the filter also shows all empty attributes (i.e. attributes that have no matching product in the category). This only happens if I select OR as the query type. If I select AND as the query type, no empty attributes are shown. I checked documentation and support on the filter widget and it seems that the filter should always correctly hide the empty attributes, regardless of the query type selected. Any ideas?

[Mathieu]

Mathieu

#139975

If I add the Woocommerce Layered Nav filter to my primary sidebar (which I use for my category pages), the filter also shows all empty attributes (i.e. attributes that have no matching product in the category). This only happens if I select OR as the query type. If I select AND as the query type, no empty attributes are shown. I checked documentation and support on the filter widget and it seems that the filter should always correctly hide the empty attributes, regardless of the query type selected. Any ideas?

[Felippe]

Felippe

#139767

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[Hannah]

Hannah

#139750

Sure!

.sidebar .bcarousellink>header>h5 {
    font-weight: 400;
    font-size: 15px;
    line-height: 18px;
}

Hannah

[Hannah]

Hannah

#139691

Hey Grace,
This css should work for you:

.sidebar .entry-content p {
display: none;
}
.sidebar span.postday.kad-hidedate {
display: none;
}

Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#139426

For the page “blog” you need to go to settings > reading. Unselect any page as your “latest posts” page. Then go to your pages and edit blog. There choose the blog template and click “save” once it reloads you will see options below the content area to turn off the sidebar.

Please see : https://www.kadencewp.com/creating-a-blog-page/

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#139384

In Theme Options > Blog Options set the Blog Post Sidebar Default to No, do not show.

Hannah

[Susan]

Susan

#139367

Thanks Hannah,

How do I get rid of the sidebar?
http://artistbillmorton.com/blog

Susan

[Hannah]

Hannah

#139323

Hey,
Are you referring to the sidebar links under Ayuda?

Hannah

[Jenny]

Jenny

#139219

Dear All,

1. I need now to know
if these different kind of background color is possible only for the Main- Menue or also for the sub Menue ?

2. Sidebar widget area
I would like to have 8 Mainshop categories ( each Main Categorie get their own color )
under each main category are some subcategories

– my Question is, if it is possible to give also in the sidebar the Maincategorys and their subcategories a differnt kind of background color

Thanks for answer

jenny

[Hannah]

Hannah

#139146

Hey Lindsay,
Looks like you’re using a sidebar template. Just change the template to full width.

Hannah

[Jenny]

Jenny

#139090

Dear Kevin,
Great news – ok and these is only possible for the main menue or also for the sub menue ?
I have to know before I rebuild my shop like these

New question- if I would like to make also like the Homepage example I have sent you on the sidebar the whole categories …
It is also possible to give all categories and the subcategories the different kind of colors also in the Widget area ..

For understanding
My shop is so big and so many category’s that I have thinking now to make only 8-9 main topic category’s and each will get a color and all than all other things below have than the same color

So a color Traffic way …

Is these possible ?
Thanks a lot 😉
Jenny

[Stephen]

Stephen

#138877

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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#138839

The “issue” is not really a bug. It’s how wordpress is designed to work with the “default” page template. Because “default” isn’t really a specific template. If you use a permalink that equals the same as any template name then it pulls the template by default thinking thats what you want.

The thing is when you pull a template that way it’s not removing the sidebar (like it would if you actually set the template to contact) but it’s using the code from the template (which gives you the layout with the sidebar below).

You only need to tell wordpress what template you really want to use (and in general you should do this regardless).

Ben

[Sharon]

Sharon

#138838

Sidebar Options was ticked. But when I closed the screen options tab and scrolled down, the Sidebar Options field magically appeared where they were all listed. Or I simply had a senior “moment!” It works now. Thank you.

[Kevin]

Kevin

#138835

Did you assign the other sidebar in the options within the page settings? Be sure that “Sidebar Options” is ticked in Screen Options at the top of the page edit screen.

-Kevin

[Sharon]

Sharon

#138834

When I did, it didn’t change the sidebar to my custom one for Creative Arts. It kept the primary sidebar as you can see. I can’t see where the two custom sidebars are listed to choose from when in Creative Arts page.

[Kevin]

Kevin

#138828

Are you selecting the “Sidebar” template for that page?

-Kevin

[Hannah]

Hannah

#138762

Sharon,
In the future please start a new topic.
Are you using the sidebar page template? You should see an option within the page options to select the sidebar. Is this on the case for you?

Hannah

[Sharon]

Sharon

#138754

I created two custom sidebars. But when I went to the Creative Arts page to change to Creative Arts sidebar, the page attribute list didn’t have it listed to choose. I must have missed something. Help appreciated.

http://celebratingyourjourney.com/creative-arts/

PS FYI…I am using Site Origin Editor often on pages.