Theme update: extra settings in Customizer

  • Theme Author Guido

    (@guido07111975)


    5 months, 4 weeks ago

    Hi,

    Yes, another update after almost 2 years!

    In last update of PrivateBusiness I have included new settings in the Customizer:

    • Display or hide site title and tagline
    • Display header image at homepage only or throughout your website
    • Display featured image on the single post page
    • Set length of the post summary
    • Change label of the Read More button and Mobile Menu button

    For users with a child theme:

    • Because of the new settings in the Customizer you may not even need a child theme anymore
    • Files header, single and single-full: updated to include new settings from above
    • File footer: removed whitespace and such

    For users with custom CSS:

    • Changes are made in the stylesheet (CSS)
    • Most changes in the mobile stylesheet (to make website look better in small screen)

    For all users:

    • Changes are made in the stylesheet (CSS)
    • If website doesn’t look as expected after theme update, clear your (browser) cache and reload the page

    Need help? Please open a topic in support forum.

    Guido

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  • Hello Guido,

    Thank you very much for the update of the ‘Private business’ theme. I really like your changes, especially the option to include the post image in the single post page and to customise the label.

    I noticed one small thing:

    On the single post page, the text at the image is not wrapped if the beginning of the text is a heading (see here: https://ocv1885.com/2024/08/10/impulse-fuer-ihre-stimme/)
    I will probably remove the heading … ??

    Thanks again
    diddi

    Theme Author Guido

    (@guido07111975)

    Hi diddi,

    All headings are cleared via theme stylesheet, so they will not wrap around another element such as an image.

    You can remove the clear by adding this to the h-tag in the (classic) editor (in text mode):

    style="clear:none;"

    But if you’re using the block editor, let me know.

    Guido

    Hello Guido,

    I actually use the block editor. Do you know how I could customise this there?

    diddi

    Theme Author Guido

    (@guido07111975)

    Hi,

    You can add an extra CSS class to each block via the advanced settings. You could add for example no-clear

    Then go to page Additional CSS of the Customizer and add the CSS fix:

    .no-clear {clear:none;}

    Hello Guido,

    unfortunately it does not work. I have only entered the CSS class in the heading block. Or would I have to do this in all blocks of the post?
    But otherwise I’ll just remove the heading …

    diddi

    Theme Author Guido

    (@guido07111975)

    Only in heading block. Plus the CSS in the Customizer. If you inspect the heading in the frontend of your site, the extra class should be added.

    Can look at it tommorow.

    Guido

    Theme Author Guido

    (@guido07111975)

    Hi,

    I now see that the h4 is part of a block. This means that the block has the extra class now, not the h4 itself.
    So, change the CSS into this:

    .no-clear h4 {clear:none;}

    Now it works perfectly. Many thanks for your support. And thank you for keeping the theme up to date.

    diddi

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