• Resolved J_

    (@j_-1)


    I love how Ultra scales however having properly set up a top menu I see that the top menu doesn’t change on mobile, it just flows onto multiple lines, this looks cluttered and takes up about half the screen on each page when viewing on mobile.

    Is there a way to resolve this with any of the following options (or any other suggestions you might have?)

    – treating it like the other main menu which becomes a button on mobile
    – clipping it so just the first line shows and the rest is left out
    – having a way to hide it altogether on smaller devices like mobile

    Thanks!

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  • Thread Starter J_

    (@j_-1)

    You also sent me some code before to fix the changing of text size on the menu- is this incorporated in the new release and so can I delete the CSS code below?

    /* Body Font Size */

    #primary label,
    #primary button,
    #primary input,
    #primary select,
    #primary textarea,
    #primary p,
    #primary ul,
    #primary ol,
    #primary table,
    #primary dl,
    #primary address,
    #primary pre,
    .paging-navigation,
    .page-links,
    .site-main .comment-navigation,
    .site-main .post-navigation {
    font-size: 16px;
    }
    #primary blockquote {
    font-size: 18px;
    }

    Theme Author Andrew Misplon

    (@misplon)

    Hi J_

    Sorry, I didn’t realise you were running the 2.0 version. I haven’t pushed that update yet. I was planning on pushing it this weekend.

    Once I’ve pushed the update I’ll send you a new child theme that’ll replace your current one and make sure there aren’t any overlaps.

    Thanks for your feedback and continued support.

    Thread Starter J_

    (@j_-1)

    What’s the difference between the 1.0 and 2.0 versions? Will the update address the two matters above, top menu resizing and text resizing, and therefore will I need a child theme at that point?

    Theme Author Andrew Misplon

    (@misplon)

    The 1.0 versions are all free. 1.1 etc.
    The 2.0 version are premium. 2.1 etc.

    Sure, you could drop the child theme after the 2.0.1 update. Just set 16px at Appearance > Customize > Theme Design > Content > Text Size.

    Thread Starter J_

    (@j_-1)

    Perfect, I’ll wait for you to announce the 2.0 update.

    Theme Author Andrew Misplon

    (@misplon)

    Super, thanks ?? I’ll have that released ASAP.

    Theme Author Andrew Misplon

    (@misplon)

    Hi everyone ??

    Ultra x.0.2 contains a small but important change. If you’re using a child theme, please, read on. As part of our initial WooCommerce integration there is a crucial change that will affect all child themes. I’m going to do my best to notify everyone on every support thread regarding child themes that I can access. The change is simple but wide reaching. In every template file there was previously a div closure for the container class:

    </div><!-- .container -->

    That closure must now be moved to footer.php where is should have always been. That’s my bad.

    If you have template files in your child theme or footer.php, a change will need to happen. I’m standing by to assist anyone that needs help with this. I don’t mind doing the change if I get sent a link to the child theme in use.

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