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In forum: Virtue ThemeSeptember 20, 2016 at 5:22 am #113872
Hello
I’m trying to remove the sidebar on the main events page and single event. I am using The events calendar and even if I select full width template it still shows the sidebar. I found another post with a similar issue and it says to the add the following to child functions file:
add_filter(‘kadence_display_sidebar’, ‘tribe_sidebar’);
function tribe_sidebar($sidebar) {
if (tribe_is_event_query()) {
return false;
}
return $sidebar;
}This doesn’t work though. :S
So if you have any other ideas or some advice I’d be most grateful.Thank you
YanIn forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Image Menu Widget – Different Classes Being Applied
September 19, 2016 at 5:20 pm #113508Hey,
Doesn’t have to do with your sidebar. It’s the settings in the widget. One is set to use the height of your image one is set to use a static height. The output of those two options basically creates to seperate things since how do do that in terms of the html and css are different.Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeHi Ben
I’m using a Virtue Image Menu widget on this home page:
… and on this other page:
The first is placed in the default primary sidebar, the second in a sidebar I created. When I style them I notice that they are wrapped in different classes, the first includes classes called “image_menu_content” and “image_menu_message”. Those classes don’t exist in the seond sidebar, there’s just a class called “home_message” before the H4 and H5 content.
More out of interest than anything, and to help me understand what’s going on, could you explain why what would seem to be just a widget in a sidebar isn’t delivered in the same way on each page?
Sorry to bother you though, please don’t reply if you don’t have time, it isn’t important.
Kind regards
SteveIn forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Primary menu looks different on mac / pc
September 19, 2016 at 3:24 pm #113484Can you remove your text widgets with all that code from your sidebar.
Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Primary menu looks different on mac / pc
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Primary menu looks different on mac / pc
September 19, 2016 at 12:27 pm #113419Make a temp page with a sidebar so I can see. Should like you have a div not closed out in your page content.
Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeI would like the primary menu and logo to stay on one line no matter which browser is used. It looks fine on my mac, but on client’s pc, menu goes to second line even though the browser is maximized. The link is *Login to see link
Also, when I set page to sidebar and then use a widget sidebar, the footer moves into the body of the webpage. I don’t have any pages set to sidebar at the moment.
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Testimonial rutn off sidebar
Hey TOm,
There isn’t a built in option to turn this off, but you can use this css:.single-testimonial .sidebar { display: none; } .single-testimonial div#ktmain { width: 100%; }Just paste that into your custom css box in Theme Options > Advanced Settings.
Hannah
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Remove option SideBar
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Testimonial rutn off sidebar
September 17, 2016 at 7:55 am #113174Hello I’m just wondering how I turn off the sidebar when viewing an individual testimonial? It’s fine for the main testimonial page just not individual ones.
Thank you
TomIn forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Remove option SideBar
Hello Hannah, ben,
i see a option/Sidebar
this option : Sidebar Side of page.
We have 2 options – Left or Right
but i need to remove this only for a new page. (for Home its ok !)because my content is not center on my page .
If i dont choice item on option , its automaticly right..
How remove this?
Thanks fo your help
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Using Pagebuilder
September 16, 2016 at 5:42 pm #113138Hey,
You can use pagebuilder and have a sidebar.You don’t need to pick one or the other. just use a sidebar template.
Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Using Pagebuilder
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Custom Side Menu
Hello Henry,
What kind of styling would you like to do with that menu? If you can tell me the details I’ll help you write CSS to get them looking the way you want.
I just tried that widget in both a sidebar and page builder, and the functionality is about the same for each on my site.
Unfortunately there is not an option to have a dropdown menu in the sidebar. There is likely a plugin out there that will provide this functionality, though I haven’t been able to find one.-Kevin
In forum: Virtue ThemeTry replacing with this CSS and let me know if this is what you’re after:
.sidebar .product-categories li span.count { position: absolute; top: 5px; } .sidebar .product-categories li { position: relative; } .sidebar .product-categories li a { display: inline-block; }-Kevin
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Custom Side Menu
Hello
I am trying to add a side menu to my site, and I have my sample page here
Can you help me find out why it is ignoring the default css? I tried adding the same widget to the sidebar (as opposed to a column) and it worked fine.
Also, is there a way to hide the sub items in a dropdown instead of just having them all listed out?
Thank you in advance.
In forum: Virtue ThemeHi Gilvan,
Try adding this CSS to Theme Options> Advanced Settings and let me know if it works for you:
.sidebar .product-categories li span.count { position: absolute; top: 5px; right: 20px; } .sidebar .product-categories li { position: relative; }-Kevin
In forum: Virtue ThemeSrs Hello, how do I align the display of the amount of side products of the category name
currently this amount is getting under the name as can be see in my ste the link: *Login to see linkI thank those who could help
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Widget area resetting
Hello
I have been using Virtue Premium for a long time now and am very happy with it. I recently created a new website for a school charity using Virtue free (french) as there is no budget and have unfortunately had a couple of problems. I keep having a situation whereby I have to reinstall the theme as it would not connect to the server, but also I have noticed that the widgets keep resetting – all footers, sidebar etc are empty with what should be there in the deactivated section on the left. What is the reason for this as it is really annoying. Also this morning the home page slider is missing, and now I can’t connect again…
the site is apldarnet.fr
Thanks for any suggestions
ZoeIn forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Log out redirect
I found their log in status widget that can be added to sidebar or home area. But don’t want that. Want to simply have a log off button on my main nav bar to redirect to public homepage (http://www.waterstone.celebratingyourjourney.com). Don’t want to create a log off page (which is what they instruct other places in their tips). I did create pages for their log in, reset, change features, using their shortcodes, which is fine for now. And they all work. But for the log off all I want is a button on menu bar. But where would I put code in menu button? or theme function.php? or somewhere else? Any help is appreciated.
WP-Members trying to help but having a hard time understanding them. Here is what they sent me to:
http://rocketgeek.com/tips-and-tricks/redirecting-wordpress-login-and-logout-urls/ –
This process makes use of some little known and little used WordPress filters, login_url, logout_url, and register_url. These can be used to direct any call to wp_login_url(), wp_logout_url(), or wp_registration_url() to the locations you want to direct to.
logout_url:
First, a logout filter. The logout_url hook will allow you to filter the url the user is directed to when they logout. With WP-Members, if you direct to any page in the site with the querystring ?a=logout the logout function will be executed. (If you want the user to be redirected to a specific URL AFTER they logout, that is something for the wpmem_logout_redirect filter.)
A couple notes about the URL you redirect to: It should be obvious that you’ll need to make this appropriate to your domain. Also, I set this example based on WordPress being located in the root of your site. If you are running WP in a subdirectory you might have to adjust accordingly.
add_filter( ‘logout_url’, ‘my_logout_url’ );
function my_logout_url( $url ) {
return ‘http://yourdomain.com/?a=logout’;
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