Banner hidden behind Primary Menu

  • Resolved dukdukgoose

    (@dukdukgoose)


    5 years, 2 months ago

    Hi Simple Banner team,

    I can’t seem to get the banner to display, when editing the page in WP I can vaguely see the bottom 1/8th of the banner as the menu is toggled from long to short when I scroll up and down, but I can’t get it to clearly display in full below the header.

    Is there a module I need to add, or something additional I should be configuring?

    I’ve tried playing with margins for the top section below the header and still no luck.

    Thanks,
    Jack.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author rpetersen29

    (@rpetersen29)

    First, in simple banner custom css put:

    
z-index: 100000;

    Then in Website Custom CSS put:

    
header#main-header:not(.et-fixed-header) {
    padding-top: 43px;
}

    That should fix your issue.

    Thread Starter dukdukgoose

    (@dukdukgoose)

    Thanks Ryan,

    Any idea how to make it show below the header vs. at the very top of the site. It would be nice if you had a divi shortcode or module to select, to allow us to plug it in anywhere. Perhaps you do and I just don’t know how to use it!

    Cheers,
    Jack.

    Plugin Author rpetersen29

    (@rpetersen29)

    Hey Jack, in order to get it below the banner, get rid of everything i said above and in the Simple Banner Custom CSS section put 

    
margin-top: 80px;

    Though i imagine there may be some more custom site css needed to make it look good.

    As for the second comment, unfortunately there is a wide variation in themes and plugins that people use on their WordPress sites. Each of them provide their own set of challenges and almost every time someone submits a support question it is a completely custom solution to their site. So, as a solo developer its much easier for me to provide you with a custom solution to fit your needs than to provide a option that doesn’t work for 10% of people and get 30 support questions following, which I quite frankly just wouldn’t have time for.

    On the bright side, literally everything you can do on a webpage involves HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, all of which you can customize in the settings page. So any solution you want is achievable without me having to update the plugin.

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