• Resolved jamierobbo

    (@jamierobbo)


    I have been trying to remove the Taxonomy from the thumbnail hover overlay in Posts Grid.

    I’ve now found that there should be a simple tickbox in the “Post Info” tab within settings but several of the tickboxes are missing.

    Please see comparison

    How it should look:

    View post on imgur.com

    How mine looks:

    View post on imgur.com

    Please advise as to how I can fix this

    Livemesh Addons for WPBakery Page Builder
    Free Version 2.5.6

    • This topic was modified 5 years ago by jamierobbo.
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  • Thread Starter jamierobbo

    (@jamierobbo)

    Just for info, I am using standard posts instead of portfolio post type, as when I enabled portfolio post type it errored all the portfolio posts and gave me the dreaded

    “There has been a critical error on your website. learn more about debugging in wordpress”

    So it would be great if I could achieve this without enabling this plugin.

    Thanks very much in advance

    • This reply was modified 5 years ago by jamierobbo.
    Plugin Author livemesh

    (@livemesh)

    The additional options linked by you belong to the premium version of the plugin. I see that you are using the free version and hence the options are not seen.

    We can still help you out with disabling the taxonomy through CSS or through WP Hooks/Filters provided by the plugin. I would like to clarify if you need the taxonomy shown on the thumbnail to be hidden/removed OR the one shown below the thumbnail? Pls let us know.

    Plugin Author livemesh

    (@livemesh)

    You can use the following Custom CSS to hide the taxonomy on thumbnail hover if you do not want the hassle of dealing with PHP hooks/filters.

    .lvca-portfolio-wrap .lvca-portfolio .lvca-portfolio-item .lvca-project-image .lvca-image-info .lvca-terms { display: none; }

    Plugin Author livemesh

    (@livemesh)

    The error on activating the custom post type may be due to portfolio post type being already defined by your theme. If your theme already has a custom post type named Portfolio, there is no need to activate another plugin to capture the portfolio post type. Many premium themes do register such a post type to help capture portfolio.

    Thread Starter jamierobbo

    (@jamierobbo)

    That’s exactly what I was looking for, works perfectly, many thanks!

    I will consider purchasing the premium version for the other features.

    Thread Starter jamierobbo

    (@jamierobbo)

    Also reckon you’re right about the theme defining portfolio, we’re running the7, and the amount of bloated features which might be better achieved with separate plugins is staggering

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