1ramyt

@bcworkz No worries. I’ve since done some research on it, and found a few I’m going to test out. Oddly enough, I also found that the Salient dev team added a custom fields category in the post loop builder in their new beta version – I’m guessing that may have had something to do with my recent inquiries on the topic. It’s not perfect, but it does do the job (however inelegantly).

I’m always willing to learn. And being forced to do it is sometimes the best time (otherwise, I find myself being distracted by other things to focus my time on).

Thank you for your offer to help and your guidance as well. I truly do appreciate it!

@bcworkz Thanks so much for the response. So yeah, they are just arbitrary profiles set up, not users of the site. After I posted this, I watched some vids on ACF and was able to add in a field for job titles (in this case), and you’re right, that was fairly straight forward.

I think I now need to figure out how to pull that info and display it using Salient’s post loop builder. I’ll reach out to their team again. I’m guessing I’ll need to add in some custom code? My php knowledge is non-existent, so I’ll need to learn it.

The goal here is to have a filtering option for the different job categories (management, directors, etc), but also show specific meta fields. Are there any specific filtering plugins that you would recommend to accomplish this? I’m aware of Search & Filter, which I’ll dive into, but open to other recommendations.

Cheers!

Figured it out.

@aracelil – no worries. thanks!

Hello @hyenokian,

I know this is not related to this particular subject line, but is it possible to change the font style at all? I don’t see an option for it in settings.

Hi @hyenokian,

Thanks so much for the response. I’ll stay tuned for the update from you and your team.

Cheers!

@gappiah – thanks so much! Apparently, I got some of the syntax incorrect and had the class name in the wrong place. Great tip on using the theme’s breakpoints as well. I’ll look into finding that info.

Appreciate the assist!

Hi again @skalanter … I finally had time to work on this, but I don’t see an option via OceanWP or built in WP widget for custom icons. Is there a specific one I should be looking at?

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Hey @skalanter, that’s an idea I hadn’t considered. I’m trying to update the footer widgets. I’ll try and use the custom icon widget for this and the other two social media links that we use.

Cheers!

Hi @skalanter. Thanks so much for forwarding this to the devs. Could you please ask them if they have a timeline within which they think they might update to the new “X” logo? Only asking because my client wants the icon updated on their site, and I’d prefer not to use a third party social plugin (most of them have already updated) to accomplish this.

Thanks!

Hey @skalanter ! Thanks for the response. I understand (and was unaware) about the forum rule that you mentioned. I will reach out via the link you provided.

I was actually hoping to get some feedback from regular OceanWP users, but I’m sure your team will be just as helpful.

Cheers!

Sure, that makes sense. I’ll stay alert for any changes after the next update. Hope you have an amazing weekend.

Cheers!

Thanks again for all the guidance on this @bcworkz !!! After some speed bumps and hiccups, I think I got it working on Chrome/Edge/Safari/Firefox. Oddly enough, the production site is also working properly on the google app, but the staging site is still showing the same initial error on that app. The only thing different on the staging site is that I commented out the entire @media block; but even with the exact same CSS (and minified CSS) as the production site, that problem remained on staging.

Well, I suppose the important thing is that its fixed (at least for now) on the production site. I’ll have my colleagues test it on their end tomorrow.

Will I need to update the CSS every time a theme update is pushed? Or will my modification of the parent theme’s CSS have any adverse effects I should be aware of?

Once again, thanks again. I can’t thank you enough!

Glad I’m not the only one. Looking forward to a fix/solution.

So I looked at the style.css file for both the child and parent themes for OceanWP on both production and staging sites.

• I don’t see any customization whatsoever when I look at the theme file editor view of the style.css files
• I also used FTP to look at what seemed to be the same files … ~/wp-content/themes/oceanwp (or /oceanwp-child), but the files looked identical to what I saw in the theme file editor view.
• There is custom CSS, however (Appearance/Customize/Custom JS/CSS), but none of this was there:
@media screen and (max-width: 959px) body.content-full-screen.page .entry .alignfull { margin-left: -5.5% !important; width: 111% !important; max-width: 111% !important; }
• Additionally, I’ve also looked here (~/wp-includes/css/block-library/), but neither the style.css nor style.min.css show that bit of code.

I’m guessing that I’m looking in the wrong place. Those seem to be the most obvious places, but clearly I’m mistaken. Any suggestions?

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