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[pdyoko]

pdyoko

#237951

Hi,

We have created a list of topics in footer. It gives us the clean look we’re look for. The Category Widget wouldn’t allow us to place in 6 columns. I will give you the link so you can see what I mean.

If there is another way to accomplish this look, please share. Otherwise, I fear that we will have to create a page for each topic and create a shortcode. <grimace>

Your thoughts?

Thank you,
Pam

Link in separate post. 😉

[pdyoko]

pdyoko

#237951

Hi,

We have created a list of topics in footer. It gives us the clean look we’re look for. The Category Widget wouldn’t allow us to place in 6 columns. I will give you the link so you can see what I mean.

If there is another way to accomplish this look, please share. Otherwise, I fear that we will have to create a page for each topic and create a shortcode. <grimace>

Your thoughts?

Thank you,
Pam

Link in separate post. 😉

[pdyoko]

pdyoko

#237921

Hi,

Having issues with multiple widgets at end of posts. I can identify them, but not others. And I have no idea where they are coming from.

I’m going to post link to one page so that you can see and login info.

Thank you,
Pam

[pdyoko]

pdyoko

#237921

Hi,

Having issues with multiple widgets at end of posts. I can identify them, but not others. And I have no idea where they are coming from.

I’m going to post link to one page so that you can see and login info.

Thank you,
Pam

[Hannah]

Hannah

#237916

Hey,
Pinnacle does have the split content shortcode. Sorry, I will add it to the documentation. It looks like this:

[kt_imgsplit height="555" image="YOUR URL" imageside="left"]
Your text
[/kt_imgsplit]

Or you can use the pinnacle split content widget. Or, if using Gutenberg and Kadence Blocks Pro, you can use the split content block: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/ascend-premium-10/split-content-block/
Hope that’s helpful!

Hannah

[Phil Illingworth]

Phil Illingworth

#237868

I have two questions re responsive layouts

1. I may have imagined this (!) but I think you have made a very neat way to choose an alternative image for the home page on mobile devices? I have a landscape image for desktop/laptop, but would like a portrait image for tablet and mobile. I have searched but I can’t find an answer. I’m currently using an image widget/site builder.

2. I have social media icons and © in the footer, held at the bottom of the page using the CSS you provided. It works great on desktop but misaligns on smaller devices. Is there anything I can do?

Thanks again!

Phil

[Phil Illingworth]

Phil Illingworth

#237868

I have two questions re responsive layouts

1. I may have imagined this (!) but I think you have made a very neat way to choose an alternative image for the home page on mobile devices? I have a landscape image for desktop/laptop, but would like a portrait image for tablet and mobile. I have searched but I can’t find an answer. I’m currently using an image widget/site builder.

2. I have social media icons and © in the footer, held at the bottom of the page using the CSS you provided. It works great on desktop but misaligns on smaller devices. Is there anything I can do?

Thanks again!

Phil

[Mimi]

Mimi

#237865

Thanks again Hannah,
I tried the code but not much effect, so I ended up removing the logo for now till I can spend more time on it, but then the sitename ‘Mimi Emmanuel’ appears instead of the logo grr. can I set it not to show? I have looked around everywhere but can’t find the option.

also, I have been looking but can’t find how to stop my sidebar widget from appearing underneath every page on my site. Any ideas?

Thank you

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#237848

Hey David,

It looks like you intend to set a max-width for your content instead of adding 6 columns that will resize at the defined size.

If you can edit that second row, remove your first and last column. Just have 4 columns. Then click on the “edit row” and in the right sidebar you can add css. Add

max-width: 1140px;
margin-right:auto;
margin-left:auto;

Then go into your custom css and remove this custom css you added:

.custom-html-widget {
    max-width: 200px;
}
.custom-html-widget {
    min-width: 200px;
}

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#237840

1. Placing a div into the footer scripts area doesn’t really make sense. What is this script supposed to be doing for you? It seems more like something you would place into a widget area if it’s to show ads.

Regardless, you can view source and see that all the code you posted here is output on the page. None of that is missing.

2. Elementor removes the header on purpose. When you are using a header or footer template you have to use both:

We require both header and footer to be implemented together, because most themes have an opening DIV tag in the header.php file and a closing tag in the footer.php file. If Elementor will replace the original footer file without the header, some DIV tags will remain open causing UI issues.

There is a workaround I can look at placing into the theme that would allow/tell elememtor to only display one, I just haven’t had that many people lookin for this. But I’ll look into adding it.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#237828

You just need to use a widget logic plugin. https://wordpress.org/plugins/widget-logic/

[Sharon]

Sharon

#237827

Do you know a way to block sidebars from being seen when a user is logged out (I use WP-Members plugin). Sending this question to WPMembers also.

[Sharon]

Sharon

#237827

Do you know a way to block sidebars from being seen when a user is logged out (I use WP-Members plugin). Sending this question to WPMembers also.

[veggievagabonds]

veggievagabonds

#237815

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[David]

David

#237814

Hi Hannah

Something like this works on the text content but not the background, and stops it squashing too much

.custom-html-widget p {
min-width: 250px;
}

I sometimes struggle to identify the elements for the CSS

Kind Regards

David

[Kaysen]

Kaysen

#237806

Is there a way to center the above footer widget area on mobile only? I am using a mailchimp signup form and it looks fine on the desktop version but when you get to mobile its not centered

sport.inearz.com

[Kaysen]

Kaysen

#237806

Is there a way to center the above footer widget area on mobile only? I am using a mailchimp signup form and it looks fine on the desktop version but when you get to mobile its not centered

sport.inearz.com

[Hannah]

Hannah

#237799

Hey David,
Try adding this to your custom css box in Theme Options > Custom CSS:

.custom-html-widget p {
    margin: 10px 10px !important;
}

That will remove some of the extra margin. If you want I can provide css to change the number of columns for tablets. Let me know!

Hannah

[Michael]

Michael

#237793

Hi

I’d like to reduce the vertical space between my mobile menu and the page content.
Currently there’s a header image on each page (images inside a siteorigin RT editor widget)
I’d like the top of the images to be flush with the bottom of the mobile menu strip.

[Michael]

Michael

#237793

Hi

I’d like to reduce the vertical space between my mobile menu and the page content.
Currently there’s a header image on each page (images inside a siteorigin RT editor widget)
I’d like the top of the images to be flush with the bottom of the mobile menu strip.

[v.chvojka]

v.chvojka

#237782

Hello
How will I change?
the width of the widget in the footer

see screen
Thanks for the reply
V.

• This topic was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by v.chvojka.

[v.chvojka]

v.chvojka

#237782

Hello
How will I change?
the width of the widget in the footer

see screen
Thanks for the reply
V.

• This topic was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by v.chvojka.

[Luke Shenefield]

Luke Shenefield

#237770

Got it. I didn’t mean it was ‘your’ widget, sorry. Still learning…! Have a great Montana weekend. Wish I were there.

Luke

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#237768

Why would you have that widget if it just mucks everything up?

That isn’t our widget, it’s part of the widget plugin you have installed on your site from site origin. And it’s a very powerful widget if you set it up. But you can’t just throw it into a page without understanding it.

It’s not the blog post template, you just can’t add that widget without setting it up properly regardless of what page template you place it in.

Yes, a blog template outputs plugin posts, check out the docs here: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/ascend-premium/templates/blog-page-template/

There are 5 built-in ways to output your blog posts using the template.

If you want something else I suggest posting here with what you want and perhaps I can point you in the right direction.

The “post loop widget” doesn’t add any more “interesting” outputs. It uses theme structure, gives you a unique way to control it.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#237766

That’s correct. The blog post template will pull your blog posts to the page. If you’re wanting to add posts, or any other content to your page via widgets or the like you should use the default page template.

Hannah

[Luke Shenefield]

Luke Shenefield

#237764

I had no idea what that widget does, which is why I added it – to see what it looks like. Why would you have that widget if it just mucks everything up? But I guess that would only muck things up if it ‘weren’t’ a blog post template?

So I guess the part I missed is that if you are using a blog post template, the posts will come in automatically. What happens if I want to try some of the more interesting post widgets? Should I make the page a normal template?

Thank you, close to resolved.

Luke

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#237763

It appears you added a post loop widget into your blog page in the site origin editor.

You shouldn’t ever use that widget unless you know how it works. It’s definitely not something you should add to your blog page as that wouldn’t make any sense. What you’ve done is created an endless loop any time your blog page tries to load. which runs until your server gives up. All the while it’s locking your server resources.

I removed that widget for you.

Ben