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[Peter]

Peter

#211894

Happy New Year everybody!

It’d be good to link to the 6th tab on the right on *Login to see link
i.e. click the link on whatever page and be taken to the resources page with that tab open.

Can do?

I built the page using the Tabs & Accordians widget. I have a vague idea that the tab needs to be named using a shortcode, so I could recreate the relevant parts of the page using shortcodes if that helps.

Thanks
Walter

[Peter]

Peter

#211894

Happy New Year everybody!

It’d be good to link to the 6th tab on the right on *Login to see link
i.e. click the link on whatever page and be taken to the resources page with that tab open.

Can do?

I built the page using the Tabs & Accordians widget. I have a vague idea that the tab needs to be named using a shortcode, so I could recreate the relevant parts of the page using shortcodes if that helps.

Thanks
Walter

[Kevin]

Kevin

#211846

Hello,

The space seems to be coming from the p tag that the image is wrapped in. Are you wrapping the image in a paragraph or is the text widget itself doing that?

-Kevin

[IOANA]

IOANA

#211793

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Hi all,

What is the CSS code for moving product filter via Sidebar01 widget from right to the left side of the page? Thank you.

Claude

[IOANA]

IOANA

#211793

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Hi all,

What is the CSS code for moving product filter via Sidebar01 widget from right to the left side of the page? Thank you.

Claude

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#211740

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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#211734

Hey,
If you send me a login I would be happy to do this for you.

Or if you looking at the demos and want to recreate that you can simply need to turn off fullwidth row since the demos don’t have that on for the galleries and that would make your images the correct size.

There has been a lot of talk around with Google browser developers about a responsive image sizes system that works when in a container that can be endless in size but as of right now no browser supports a way to style this for all situations which is why you would need to set the image size when using a full-width row.

Doing it yourself:

In your page where you are working with page builder. Make sure you have added a “visual editor” widget.

When editing that visual editor widget you should see two tabs on the right top corner of the content area one for “visual” and one for “text” click on text and you will see the shortcode and you can add the imgwidth right in there.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#211727

Hey,
The gallery by default is setup to create images sizes that work for columns within the normal content width. For virtue that is 1140px. So 4 columns inside 1140px and the normal image output is 270px wide. You are adding a gallery to a full width row which means that the default settings won’t work on larger screens where your images need to be set much larger.

Using a visual editor widget in pagebuilder click “add media” and create gallery, there create your gallery and once done click on the text tab of the visual editor widget.

Inside the text tab add this to the gallery shortcode:

imgwidth="600"

That will tell the gallery to output larger images for your gallery that you are adding to a fullwidth row.

Does that make sense?

Ben

[John]

John

#211714

I have added content, but it is not appearing correctly.

Here is the webpage again: http://www.johngrahamtours.com/tours/

Here is the text in the Visual Editor for this page:

2019 Tours

[tabs][tab title=”Culture Tours” start=open]

More about culture tours

A Cultural Immersion Tour (Georgia)
Sat. April 20th – Thur. May 2nd, 2019

Travel Program… Trade caravans plying the northern routes through the Caucasus brought more than material goods with them: they brought cultural and linguistic influences from far and near, a cultural exchange that is still relevant and present today in the arts of Georgia. Beginning in Tbilisi, we visit the studios of local fresco painters, cloisonne jewelers, stone carvers, felters, and specialty sword-smiths to discover the rebirth of Georgian traditional arts. We visit the opera, rehearsals of traditional folk singers, church services to hear liturgical chant, and rehearsals for semi-professional dance troupes to glimpse the world of the performing arts. The…

[/tab][tab title=”Walking Tours”]

Walking in the Caucasus – East
A Hiking Tour through the mountains of East Georgia (Tusheti, Khevsureti, Kazbegi)

Wed. August 28th to Tue. September 10th, 2019

Travel Program… We begin and end the tour in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia (airport designation TBS) and a beautiful city that featured prominently on trade routes from Asia to Europe. The focus of this unique itinerary will be walking trails in the High Caucasus mountains. We will not be roughing it, however, as jeeps will carry our luggage to the end point, and we will stay in cozy 3-star hotels or best available mountain lodges where a cool beer, a hot shower, and comfortable bed awaits. JohnGrahamTours specializes in the culture of Georgia: therefore, in addition to our walking schedule, there will be an emphasis on visiting medieval churches to see original frescoes, meeting local families to learn about their lives and customs, and experiences with the music and dance of the local people. Read more!

[/tab][tab title=”Private Tours”]

Cathedrals of Tao
A Cultural Tour through the historic kingdom of Tao-Klarjeti (Georgia & Turkey)

Fri. May 3rd – Thurs. May 16th, 2019

Travel Program… This unique tour program, featured in the New York Times (June 20th, 2017 issue), focuses on the most important Christian sites in the historic 9th-10th century kingdom of Tao-Klarjeti, the location of a great renaissance of medieval manuscript writing, chant composition, and architectural innovation. Our tour itinerary is organized

[/tab][tab title=”Conferences”]

Conferences

[/tab][tab title=”Choirs”]

Choirs
[/tab][/tabs]

[siteorigin_widget class=”Simple_About_With_Image”][/siteorigin_widget]
Silk Road Artisans of Georgia
A Cultural Immersion Tour (Georgia)
Sat. April 20th – Thur. May 2nd, 2019

Travel Program… Trade caravans plying the northern routes through the Caucasus brought more than material goods with them: they brought cultural and linguistic influences from far and near, a cultural exchange that is still relev

[Kevin]

Kevin

#211682

Hello,

You can edit that in Appearance> Widgets, inside your footer column widgets. Select the widget you want to edit, and you should see the widget title area.

Let me know if that works for you.

-Kevin

[Kevin]

Kevin

#211681

In the edit screen for your home page content, find the page builder row that has the “Call to Action” widget placed within it.

Click on the wrench icon and open the design tab. There, you can change the background image for the page builder row.

Let me know if that helps!

-Kevin

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#211664

Hey,
The page you linked to didn’t have a map widget at the top of the sidebar? Can you check the page to confirm its there.

Ben

[Jayzeebe]

Jayzeebe

#211645

I am trying to use the recent post widget in my primary sidebar.

I added the widget but nothing is showing up in the primary sidebar.

How do I fix this?

[Jayzeebe]

Jayzeebe

#211645

I am trying to use the recent post widget in my primary sidebar.

I added the widget but nothing is showing up in the primary sidebar.

How do I fix this?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#211495

There isn’t a 5th widget area to call into the footer so you can use a child theme and code this but its more then one small change. You would need to create that 5th widget area first

Then edit the templates/footer.php file and add in the call for this widget area.

If you prefer that you can use the functions.php file in your child theme to create the widget area:

function custom_widget_area_init() {
      register_sidebar(array(
        'name' => __('Footer Column 5', 'virtue'),
        'id' => 'footer_5',
        'before_widget' => '<div class="footer-widget widget"><aside id="%1$s" class="%2$s">',
        'after_widget' => '</aside></div>',
        'before_title' => '<h3>',
        'after_title' => '</h3>',
      );
}
add_action('widgets_init', 'custom_widget_area_init');

Then in the templates footer.php between lines 101 and 102 you can add this:

<?php if (is_active_sidebar('footer_5') ) { ?>
<div class="col-md-25 footercol5">
<?php dynamic_sidebar('footer_5'); ?>
</div> 
<?php }; ?>
<?php } ?>

Then post back because you will need some css to make this all align in a row.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#211487

You can use this css for your product short description:

.woocommerce-product-details__short-description {
    text-align: justify;
}

And this for the footer:

#containerfooter .widget-first {
    text-align: justify;
}

Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Hannah]

Hannah

#211402

Hey Claude,
A workaround could be to use the last or second to last Footer Widget Layout (with the long row on top) from Theme Options > Footer. Then navigate to Appearance > Widgets and, if using page builder by siteorigin, add the layout builder widget to footer column 1. Then create a row with 5 columns and add whatever content you want to each. Then just leave your other footer columns empty. Would this work for you?

Hannah

[Kevin]

Kevin

#211365

In the settings for the testimonial slider widget, set “Link Options:” to Post Link.

That should make the read more go straight to the post.

Let me know if that works for you.

-Kevin

[Pascal]

Pascal

#211334

Hi everyone
When I click on read more to see the rest of the text of the excerpts of widget carousel, l get all sorts of other things. I think it’s something to do with the link to testimonials page but I am not sure what?
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Pascal

[Pascal]

Pascal

#211334

Hi everyone
When I click on read more to see the rest of the text of the excerpts of widget carousel, l get all sorts of other things. I think it’s something to do with the link to testimonials page but I am not sure what?
*Login to see link
Pascal

[Hannah]

Hannah

#211310

For mail link you can add this into the menu item url tab: mailto:[email protected]
To my knoweldge there isn’t an option to do this with a phone number. But as I said on your previous thread, you can add a clickable phone number to a text widget with this: <a href="tel:1-562-867-5309">1-562-867-5309</a>
Hope that’s helpful!

Hannah

[Hannah]

Hannah

#211309

Hey,
There isn’t a way to do this in the contact/vcard widget, but you could add the following to a text widget:
<a href="tel:1-562-867-5309">1-562-867-5309</a>
and for email:
<a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>
Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Anette van Haren]

Anette van Haren

#211295

Hi, we would like the telephone and mail link working on a mobile. For example in the Vcard/contact-card widget in the footer. Can you tell us how to?

[Anette van Haren]

Anette van Haren

#211295

Hi, we would like the telephone and mail link working on a mobile. For example in the Vcard/contact-card widget in the footer. Can you tell us how to?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#211246

I’ll add a couple of notes.

I would guess 70% of users don’t need a page builder anymore because the (Gutenberg) block editor can now do what they needed to get a page builder for in the past. There are still things that a page builder can do the Gutenberg can’t (yet) and so if you are in that boat you need to choose one. For example, there is just way more demo content you can access and more widgets/elements already built that can create more advanced things. I believe that in a year that gap will drop down drastically so in terms of features I think Gutenberg is, in the long run, a fine Pagebuilder replacement.

BUT and this is a big one. There are a lot of people that do not like the new editor. They don’t like how it feels and works. I would guess a major part of that is just change and getting used to Gutenberg but none the less there is going to be a lot of people that simply prefer to use a page builder.

My suggestion for anyone is to learn Gutenberg. It’s going to play such a major role in the future of WordPress that I believe you need to know it and understand it well. So spend time in it and trying it out. Once you really know gutenberg then you can decide better if you prefer to use another page builder.