Search Results for 'widget area'

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#125609

So that one is a little different and tricky to do with a function. The solution i would suggest is actually a trick but will work fine. Go to theme options > home layout. In the home page layout area add the home widget area to the top of the enabled list. Then you will be set.

Ben

[Kevin]

Kevin

#125283

Did you do the Appearance> Menus, or did you try Appearance> Widgets for the menu?

I suggest assigning the menu via Appearance> Menus, rather than the widget area. As you can see on this demo site, there is a horizontal menu displaying at the bottom right of the footer.
http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/

That menu comes from appearance> Menus.

-Kevin

[Kevin]

Kevin

#125161

Try instead using the social links widget in the topbar by first enabling the widget area of the topbar in theme options> topbar settings.

Then, go into appearance> widgets and try configuring the social links widget.

As for the font colors of the topbar, first try configuring the widgets within it and then let me know when you’ve done that. Then I’ll give you some CSS to get this done.

Kevin

[Kevin]

Kevin

#125158

I’m having a hard time logging into your site, but I just tested using the Pinnacle: Social Links widget in the topbar with success. The layout isn’t being broken on my site when I set the topbar to a height of 38.

Are you using the topbar icon area in Theme Options> topbar settings, or assigning the social links widget in appearance> Widgets?

-kevin

[Joshua]

Joshua

#125060

So I’ve updated one of my sites to the newer versions of Virtue Premium theme, and noted a Google Map API is required. Great, and no problem. I went ahead and generated one, plugged it in and I just get a blank result. The source code shows that the map code is there, it’s including the API as well, but the rendering is blank. If you could give any insight as to what is missing I’d appreicate it.

Page with missing map – Map should appear in the large blank area to the left of the hours

STEPS.
API Generated, Enabled, & Entered
Virtue Google Map widget deleted & added back
Address Changed
API Deleted and resaved
New API tried

[Joshua]

Joshua

#125060

So I’ve updated one of my sites to the newer versions of Virtue Premium theme, and noted a Google Map API is required. Great, and no problem. I went ahead and generated one, plugged it in and I just get a blank result. The source code shows that the map code is there, it’s including the API as well, but the rendering is blank. If you could give any insight as to what is missing I’d appreicate it.

Page with missing map – Map should appear in the large blank area to the left of the hours

STEPS.
API Generated, Enabled, & Entered
Virtue Google Map widget deleted & added back
Address Changed
API Deleted and resaved
New API tried

[Hannah]

Hannah

#125058

Hi Amber,
Sounds like you’re wanting a gallery rather than a portfolio grid. You can create a masonry style gallery using the Virtue Gallery widget. So if you’d like you can enable the home widget area in theme options > home layout then from appearance > widgets you can add a gallery widget. You can use a plugin like this to link your gallery images- https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-gallery-custom-links/
Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Kevin]

Kevin

#125001

It appears that you’re using a plugin to control that area, as the regular widget area looks quite differently than the default setup.

Can you double check into what plugin is controlling this?

-Kevin

[Alexander]

Alexander

#124998

i think i don’t use an extra plugin for that. it’s under appearance/widget area

here you can find a screenshot: http://www.screencast.com/t/6fDrg5Iooy

Alex

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#124887

Here is an optional workaround.

Add your slider using the “shortcode entry” option in the theme options > home slider.

Then use a plugin like this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/widgets-on-pages/ to add another widget area that you can call using a shortcode.

Place the plugins shortcode right after your rev slider shortcode in the theme options > home slider > shortcode entry area.

Then go to appearance > widgets and add whatever widgets you can to display below the slider. You can also use the page-builder widgets to control the columns.

Ben

[Alexander]

Alexander

#124856

Hi Hannah,

Thank you for your reply. I have solved the problem but maybe found a bug.

The problem was:
When you go to Widget Area and add about 10 contiditions (in my case woocommerce product categories) and save it it works correctly.
But when you try to uncheck them all at same time again and press update they should be gone normaly…but they are still checked like before.

My workaround was to uncheck only 2-3 fields at same time and save after.

greets 😉

[Alexander]

Alexander

#124818

hello,

i have tried to switch from free to premium version of virtue. I did import the old settings.
But now the shop sidebar is gone. I have tried to put the widgets in the areas where they was before but no changes.

settings are like that atm:

Normaly there should be 3 products in a row + right sidebar(shop sidebar)

Atm there are only 3 products in a row and now sidebar.

Any ideas how to fix that ?

[Alexander]

Alexander

#124818

hello,

i have tried to switch from free to premium version of virtue. I did import the old settings.
But now the shop sidebar is gone. I have tried to put the widgets in the areas where they was before but no changes.

settings are like that atm:

Normaly there should be 3 products in a row + right sidebar(shop sidebar)

Atm there are only 3 products in a row and now sidebar.

Any ideas how to fix that ?

[Kevin]

Kevin

#124614

I see the topbar displaying, it’s just very thin. Do you also have the widget area enabled? If you have the widget area turned on, then that will override the search and you’ll have to add it via Appearance> Widgets. And if you haven’t assigned any widgets, then there wont be any content to display.

Can you check and confirm that this is not the case?

-Kevin

[Takeshi]

Takeshi

#124108

Hi,

I have been trying to adjust, and style the width of my search bar which I placed within the Home Widget Area.

I have tried using:
.form-search{
width: 700px;
}
it works if I were to make the search bar smaller. However it does not exceed 200px. Please advice me on this.

If it is a limitation, maybe you can advice me on a suitable plugin. Thanks!

[Takeshi]

Takeshi

#124108

Hi,

I have been trying to adjust, and style the width of my search bar which I placed within the Home Widget Area.

I have tried using:
.form-search{
width: 700px;
}
it works if I were to make the search bar smaller. However it does not exceed 200px. Please advice me on this.

If it is a limitation, maybe you can advice me on a suitable plugin. Thanks!

[Hannah]

Hannah

#124010

I’m still seeing blank rows and paragraphs in your header. Do you see this when you edit the header widget area content from Appearance > Widgets?

Hannah

[Peggy]

Peggy

#123986

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[Hannah]

Hannah

#123957

Hey,
You can do this using the home widget area. Enable this form Theme Options > Home Layout then you can add a search widget from Appearance > Widgets.
Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#123807

You also have two widgets in the page-builder widget inside your header widget area. on mobile by default page-builder breaks those columns down to rows. You can edit this some in your page-builder settings but I more strongly encourage you to reconsider.

When pagebuilder breaks down columns to rows a margin is automatically added to equal that of your default bottom margin in your page-builder settings.

You just need to edit your margins and that would also clear up space.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#123805

Hey,
There isn’t supposed to be any secondary menu on mobile. Thats the point of a mobile menu. Please tell me how you exxpect a desktop menu to look all in one line and I would be happy to get there but from my perspective you would need to make your font size 4px… Which I don’t get how thats what you want? Maybe its and again you can hack away with css:

@media (max-width: 767px) {
#nav-second ul.sf-menu>li>a {
    font-size: 4px;
}
}

But this isn’t something we support.

If you want a simpler header layout on mobile use the theme options > mobile header. Then you can have an logo and a menu side by side.

But everything should by default break down from columns to rows on mobile. That is how you would be able to see/read/click each thing.

Your large gaps have to do with html in your widget area:

<p style="text-align: center;">&nbsp;</p>

That is nothing with the theme you are adding that. If you don’t want gaps remove all that.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#123786

I’m seeing blank paragraphs in your header widget area. Remove those in Appearance > widgets. Then in Appearance > menus do not set a menu to mobile navigation. Then add all this to your custom css box in Theme Options > Advanced Settings:

@media (max-width: 476px) {
.col-md-4.clearfix.kad-header-left {
    width: 33%;
    float: left;
}
.col-md-8.kad-header-widget {
    width: 67%;    
   display: inline;
}
#logo {
    margin: 0;
}
#nav-second ul.sf-menu {
    display: block;
}
}

Let me know if that works for you!

Hannah

[Hannah]

Hannah

#123775

Are you wanting your logo and header widget area on one line? This will make them appear very small. Is that ok? Are you also wanting the desktop menu rather than the mobile menu?

Hannah