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In forum: Virtue Theme
In reply to: Creating a new page template without a sidebar
March 16, 2015 at 10:13 am #34275You would have to use a custom function in your child themes function.php file.
Would be this just change the template name to the name of your template.
function kad_sidebar_on_custom_page($sidebar) { if (is_page_template('page-custom.php')) { return false; } return $sidebar; } add_filter('kadence_display_sidebar', 'kad_sidebar_on_custom_page');Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Woocommerce sidebars
March 14, 2015 at 8:13 am #34152So theme design is not to have a sidebar on those pages. It was a design decision. But you can add theme with a custom function. I recommend using a child theme. You can download an empty one here:
https://www.kadencewp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/virtue_premium_child.zip
Then just add this to your functions.php file.
<?php add_filter('kadence_display_sidebar', 'kad_sidebar_on_woopages'); function kad_sidebar_on_woopages($sidebar) { if (is_cart() || is_checkout() ) { return true; } return $sidebar; } ?>Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Woocommerce sidebars
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Blog text above sidebar
Text and posts is left of the sidebar on my blog. On blog category pages, the text are above the sidebar (full Width).
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Blog category: *Login to see linkHow can I change it, so the pages have the same layout ?
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Change CSS for RSS widget
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Change CSS for RSS widget
Awesome! Thanks so much!
But on this page:
http://iprinc.net.previewc28.carrierzone.com/?page_id=518
The icon is still there and there is no demarcation line between entries. I assume that’s because the css code you gave me was for the sidebar? I would like the icon gone and divider lines here too…
Also as long as you are being wonderfully responsive and helpful, there seems to be a blank slider item on the bottom of my home page that is creating white space. I just want it gone and can’t seem to delete it…
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Change CSS for RSS widget
March 12, 2015 at 10:45 am #33955Add this to your custom css box in the theme options > advanced settings.
.sidebar .widget-inner li { border-color: #555; } .widget-inner h3 .rsswidget img { display: none; }Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Size of the Primary Sidebar
March 10, 2015 at 11:29 am #33671Hannahs code was to change the facebook widget size. It’s something to consider since your using a responsive theme but you can also use this to change the sidebar size:
@media (min-width: 1200px) { #content .main.col-lg-9 {width: 66.66666666666666%;} #content aside.col-lg-3 {width: 33.33333333333333%;} }Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Size of the Primary Sidebar
March 10, 2015 at 6:48 am #33634How do I change the size of the Primary Sidebar with CSS? I am trying to add the Facebook plugin from Facebook but the min size for it is 292 px which makes the widget go over the border.
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Kadence Slider full hight /down arrow?
March 9, 2015 at 12:36 pm #335661. Kadence Slider. Just click the option to turn the next slide arrows off. It’s the most lightweight.
2. You can place in the header with a custom function, you would need a child theme. Or you can place on a sidebar or at the top of your blog page.
3. Yes you can use css to change the search colors.
Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Free to Premium problem
March 9, 2015 at 10:36 am #33531Hey,
I’ll add some input. Steve sorry for the delay. I don’t think you need a child theme unless you intend on editing theme files.Your issue with widgets has to do with how wordpress saves menu and widget assignment data. doesn’t have anything to do with theme files or folder structure on your site. It’s just about the theme name. WordPress creates a theme name specific database entry where the assignments of what widgets should go into what sidebars are saved. When you switch themes. Go from free to premium or even premium to child you now have a new database for those assignments. The widgets or menus you created are not lost by any means they are just not in the correct widget areas do to the change in database.
In the end you have to re-assign your widgets and menus when you switch themes. Just go to your widgets page and move all the inactive widgets into the correct sidebar widget areas.
Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Free to Premium problem
Hi, Steve;
So are you saying I should create a child them whenever I need to change the widgets in a sidebar?
No, that’s not what I’m saying. I’m suggesting that creating a child theme might be good advice before making any style changes that one might not want to have to reconfigure again some day. I didn’t get the idea by reading what you wrote that changing widgets was the cause of your issues. I may not be understanding what you’re describing. When you imported the options you exported from the basic theme into the premium theme, did things look like you wanted for them to then? If so, did they go wrong all at once? If not, does it seem to you like maybe the export / import procedure you used might have missed something?
This does seem to rather defeat the whole idea of separating content from the visual appearance of a site.
It does? You might be aware of something I’m not, but how does placing the styles.css, functions.php & other such files that you’ve edited under protection defeat the whole idea of separating them from content (& the rest of the theme for that matter)? It seems to me that it does exactly that. I think at this point, reading about child themes from someone who had actually heard of them 2 weeks ago might be in your best interest. I didn’t intend to write a primmer on the topic, only to suggest it would prevent from happening again what happened.
Peace,
Dave
ETA: From where I stand, at least part of the difficulty you might be experiencing is one of visualization of the file structure on the server. Mine looks like this. Content such as images is stored in sub directories of wp-contentuploads.
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Free to Premium problem
Thanks again Dave.
I thought the whole point of exporting and re-importing theme options was supposed to take care of all that? Otherwise I’m not really sure what that does. I thought the options would store all the settings like widgets displayed in sidebars, menus etc.
I’ve not touched any of the PHP files in the theme, just modified theme options. So are you saying I should create a child them whenever I need to change the widgets in a sidebar? This does seem to rather defeat the whole idea of separating content from the visual appearance of a site.
Thanks
Steve
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Free to Premium problem
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Blog Template – Sidebar
In forum: Pinnacle ThemeHi guys,
Similar to the Kadence-wide issue where you are unable to modify the sidebar on bbpress without using a function, I am finding that I’m unable to override the default page title settings.
I have page title deactivated site-wide as default, but on the forums page, it unfortunately comes right back up again. I’m also unable to modify the feature image.
Are you able to offer a function that can rectify this?
I know that Kadence and BBPress have a slightly complicated relationship – sorry to make it even more so!
Felicity
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Custom Staff Grid
March 4, 2015 at 11:45 pm #33155You would be better off using the staff post shortcode and just adding to a sidebar page.
One column with the image on the left isn’t a built in option so you would need to use some custom css for that part.
Here is the shortcode I would use:
[staff_posts columns="1" items="-1"]then add css like this:
@media (min-width: 992px){ .grid_item.staff_item .imghoverclass { width: 40%; float: left; padding-right: 15px; padding-top: 15px } .grid_item.staff_item .staff_item_info { width: 60%; float: left; padding-left: 15px; } }Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeTopic: Custom Staff Grid
Hi I would like to create a staff page with sidebar. I addition, I would like to have a single column with the featured image floating on the left.
How can I do this? I created a copy of the Staff Grid template into my child theme and was able to make some of these changes, but the page with the custom template does not show the Staff Options.
Thank you for your help.
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Services detail page is showing like a blog
March 4, 2015 at 11:51 am #33101So in the sidebar of the admin you click on pages > all pages and it’s there?
Everything in the code shows custom post type. So what plugins are you using?
Ben
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