Oliver Campion

Thank you!

Great news! A bottle of wine will always pique our interest ?? Will mark this as resolved!

I think I may have found an answer… I found a dashboard menu that wasn’t there before, called “SideMenus” and it seems to imply I can create multiple side-menus. Cool.

Ah, yes! You very nearly got there ??

So, in the “Dashboard – SideMenus” panel that you found, create your different SideMenu content.

Then, on different pages, edit the page and on the right hand side in the Page settings, scroll down to the “SideMenu” meta box and you will find an option “Replace SideMenu content with”. Here you can use the dropdown to choose which SideMenu you want to display instead on the current page.

Does that make sense?

Ah, glad you resolved your issue! ??

Hi Decimus,

Thanks for the contribution! Would have replied sooner but weekends are often tricky ??

I think this is what you are after … ?

.wp-block-navigation.has-expandable-modal-submenus .wp-block-navigation-item:has(.current-menu-item)>a  {
   color: #4d34fa;
}

If you specifically target the direct descending a tag then it won’t affect all the other child elements. Also, you shouldn’t need !important so I’ve removed that too.

Glad you like the plugin!

Oliver

Thank you!

Oliver

Hi,

We also develop all our new sites with block themes and were also surprised to learn that Property Hive doesn’t support blocks.

We contacted the developers on GitHub and they’ve confirmed that they have not yet started work on any Property Hive blocks and that if we develop our own plugin with Blocks to support Property Hive that “there’s no chance of conflict”.

So that’s exactly what we are actively developing ??

You can read the GitHub issue here for further information.

Oliver

Hello,

Thank you for taking the time to review this plug-in.

As per the plugin’s description …

For block themes, you do not need to use this plugin, just edit the footer template in the Site Editor.

So yes, you are correct but I’m not sure it warrants a bad review ??

Oliver

Excellent news. Thank you.

We have not viewed anything on FTP. If you look in the console of your browser you will see what files are being loaded to render your website.

We don’t develop our plugins to work with similar, 3rd party plugins because they are not intended to be installed together and we cannot possibly be expected to allow for these eventualities where they are installed together as the combinations and permutations of different setups would be far too many to quantify let alone mitigate against.

That being said you can use some CSS to do what you want which (looking at your site today) looks like what you have already done.

Hello,

Looks like a conflict with another plugin. This file …

https://wokinghamlions.org.uk/wp-content/plugins/twentig/dist/css/twentytwentyone/style.css

… is overriding the setting with this css …

.tw-header-bg .site-header {
background-color: var(--header--color-background);
}

It is not wise to use multiple plugins to do the same thing as they will inevitably override each other as they will not be developed to work together.

Oliver

We have proposed a fix to this issue on GitHub. Hopefully the plugin author will take a look soon.

We are also getting this error and it’s a result of this change in WordPress v6.7

We would also request that the plugin is fully tested against WordPress v6.7 at the same time because currently the “Tested up to” value is v6.5.5!

Oliver

Hello,

We cannot see how the issue you are describing can be caused by our plugin so I think you may need to post this on either the Twenty Seventeen theme support forum or the Gutenberg plugin support forum.

That being said, we think that you can resolve your issue by adding this CSS into “Customizer – Additional CSS” …

.wp-block-latest-posts__featured-image a, .wp-block-latest-posts__featured-image img {
width: 100%;
}

Hope that helps.

Oliver

Hello,

I’m afraid we cannot talk about the premium plugin on this support forum as it goes against WordPress forum guidelines.

With regards to opening sub-menus when a parent menu is clicked, unfortunately this is not possible because the menus are produced with the legacy WordPress Menu system used by classic themes which allows parent menu items to have links.

Sorry if this is not what you wanted to hear.

Oliver