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  • #106220

    Hello. I am having a problem with the sidebar widget area on this website: The League Tables that are in the sidebar used to fit that area ok without having a horizontal scroll-bar to view all the current columns in the widget such as GP W L PTS. After updating the theme template the rows of the League Tables seem to have expanded height-wise. The tables can also feature the team logos as shown on the full league table shown here: but if you notice the sidebar on that page that feature the logos and name of team the logo is not showing beside the name but instead above the name of the team. The full league table which is shown in the main body of the page shows the logo beside the name which leads me to believe the font size of the widget and line height got messed up some how. How can I edit the font size and line height for the rows displayed in the widget if that is even possible by CSS?
    Hopefully I explained it clear enough but if you need more info I will try to provide it.

    Thanks in advance.

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    Topic: 404 issues

    #106211

    HI Guys
    I used the custom 404 page plugin
    404page – your smart custom 404 error page

    But when I look at it it’s not the full width template as I wanted.

    Seems to be picking up a blog template. Has sidebar and other stuff.

    What to do? Thanks guys. Another theme sale coming very soon.

    Mark

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    In reply to: Floating Box wrapper

    #106116

    I don’t think that this is a good idea, since on a smaller browser window there will be no space for that content. It may be better in your case to use a sidebar on that page with the information that you want inside of it.

    That way you’ll be able to see it on all screen sizes.

    New sidebars can be made in Theme Options> Misc Settings. Then, go into Appearance> Widgets to assign the sidebar widgets.

    In Theme Options> Shop Settings, that’s where you’ll assign the the sidebar to your shop pages.

    Hopefully that’s helpful!

    #106111

    Thanks for your response Brian.

    I was sure to turn sidebar off for the page and even checked the widget padding under Layout from Edit row (set to 0). It’s weird but it still boxes my widgets (rows) in for some reason.

    When I use the widget SiteHero the first few near the top are ok – nice and full-width – but then it starts to box them in further down the page. Even when I try the SplitContent widget, same thing. Not sure what I am missing here.

    Any ideas what else I can try?

    Thanks again.

    #106070

    Hey,
    The tutorial happens to be using “virtue” theme which is set up a little different in pinnacle you can simple use the “page builder” page template. In each page you can decide to use a sidebar or not so just make sure you have sidebar off.

    Ben

    In forum: Pinnacle Theme
    #106069

    Hey,
    Yes the function:

    add_filter('kadence_display_sidebar', 'bbpress_sidebar');
    function bbpress_sidebar($sidebar) {
      if (is_bbpress()) {
        return false;
      }
      return $sidebar;
    }

    Is what you want to use.

    Ben

    #106055

    Hey,
    In each page it looks like your using a default page template which has a sidebar. Thing is your sidebar widget area is empty so it’s showing a blank space on the right.

    If you don’t want to use a sidebar on your page simply edit the page and change your page template to fullwidth.
    http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/fullwidth-page-template/
    Ben

    #106045

    Hey Jonathan,
    You can use this css to hide the sidebar from the search results page:

    .search-results aside#ktsidebar {
        display: none;
    }

    Just paste that into your custom css box in Theme Options > Advanced Settings.
    Hope it helps!

    Hannah

    In forum: Pinnacle Theme
    #105927

    Hello!,

    The theme is compatible with bbpress. I believe that this thread outlines making the pages fullwidth:
    https://www.kadencewp.com/support-forums/topic/is-virtue-premium-bbpress-compatible/

    Ben’s first post has the function to remove the sidebar, but you’ll need a child theme before you can add that:
    https://www.kadencewp.com/child-themes/

    Let me know if that helps get you started. We’ll gladly help as much as we can to get your forum up and running with the theme and bbpress. This forum uses bbpress and Virtue, so it’s entirely possible to have a good running forum using the theme and the plugin.

    Hopefully that’s helpful!

    #105741

    Using a child theme you can add this function to the child theme functions.php file

    add_filter('kadence_display_sidebar', 'kt_testimonial_post_sidebar');
    function kt_testimonial_post_sidebar($sidebar) {
      if (is_singular('testimonial') ) {
        return false;
      }
      return $sidebar;
    }

    Ben

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    In reply to: Change sidebar fonts

    #105731

    You can change the line height within the CSS.
    http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_dim_line-height.asp

    So something like this should work:

    .sidebar h3 {
        font-size: 20px;
        font-family: sans-serif;
        line-height: 5px:
    }
    #105730

    Are you wanting to change them for reasons other than appearance? If just appearance, then CSS is the way to go.

    Here is CSS that should target the widget titles in your sidebar.

    #ktsidebar .widget-inner h3 {
        font-size: 30px;
    }

    You’ll want to change the properties to fit your needs, but that will get you started.

    If you’re wanting to change the markup for reasons other than styling, then that would require a bit more work through the use of a child theme. If you’re interested in learning about that, here is a good place to get started:
    https://www.kadencewp.com/child-themes/

    Let me know if this is helpful!

    #105729

    Try adding this CSS to Theme Options> Advanced Settings.

    .single-testimonial aside#ktsidebar {
        display: none;
    }
    
    .single-testimonial div#ktmain {
        width: 100%;
    }

    Let me know if that works for you!

    #105716

    Hi,

    I want the sidebar widgets title attribute to be different to my blog headings (both currently h3). Is it possible to give the widget titles a different heading attribute (e.g. h4).

    Ben sent me:

    h3.widget-title {
    font-size:20px;
    }

    But it doesn’t seem to be changing anything.

    Thanks.

    Saskia

    #105712

    How do I hide the Sidebar on testimonial Posts?
    Testimonial

    #105678

    That action calls in the container divs for the page. as long as your not editing a normal woocommerce file (where it’s used) then you fine do comment out or you can just hook into that action and remove the theme hook.

    But really your best option is just to turn off the sidebar which can be done with a function. Ask the plugin author for a php conditional that is true when on your store pages and I can give you a function to simply turn off the sidebar.

    Ben

    #105656

    Ben, we have a temporary fix but not a full understanding of what happened. My admin writes about these custom posts (individual store pages for each of our sellers):

    We must have a file store-sidebar.php in our child theme for our store pages to work. The format of that file needs to be similar, but not identical to the multivendor plugin dokan/templates/store.php file. Putting the changes into a virtue_premium_child/dokan/store.php file does not work and has no effect on store
    page rendering.

    Fix?
    To fix a secondary formatting problem in our store pages, we needed to comment out the ‘woocommerce_before_main_content’ hook call in dokan/templates/store.php. That broke the left margin format, so we fixed that in the div call in virtue_premium_child/store-sidebar.php

    +++

    So, we saw that you commented out something related to ‘woocommerce_before_main_content’ in a few other places in the theme as well. Not sure what that really does for us but in this case it fixed the formatting of the custom post “store” pages. They’re now looking more normal.

    Can you advise how the ‘woocommerce_before_main_content’ interacts with the theme and why this would be a problem now vs the last year it’s been OK?

    #105649

    Hi Ben,

    We had this same problem about a year ago–and fixed it–but can’t recall what the fix really was. We have some custom posts on our site called “store” for each of our sellers in our multivendor marketplace. The problem is with the primary sidebar for the theme. It shows up in the right side of these store pages and it (along with perhaps something else) forces our posts to be smooshed over to the left side of the page. We had this problem back a year ago and we somehow dealt with it–as I recall, the primary sidebar ended up (empty) wrapped around on the bottom of the custom posts content, then we did something that took care of the problem but for the life of me I don’t recall what it was. Right now the content being smooshed over to the left just doesn’t work on these custom posts.

    Anyway-can you assist with this?

    Since the primary sidebar is always empty as far as how we use it, can/should we not even have it? Does the Kadence theme use it in some way? Any other insights would be helpful.

    Example of a custom post–

    #105558

    What widget are you using in your sidebar to show posts?
    Ben

    #105541

    Can anyone advise how I can increase the number of blog posts that can be seen in the sidebar? I am sure I remember an option to nominate how many are there, but can’t seem to find in anywhere.
    TIA
    Judith

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