faglork

https://tinyurl.com/y84qyec6

bottom of left column, right above the footer.

When I set the left sidebar to display:none, the green line vanishes with the sidebar, but I have not been able to find it with any DOM inspector ??

Cheers,
Alex

I’d say you don’t correctly escape. You use the same escape character inside and outside.

You start outside with a single quotation mark:
return ‘

you continue correctly inside with double quotation marks:
<div class=”span6 credits”>…

but then -still inside- you switch to single quotation marks again:
<p> · © ‘.esc_attr…

AFAIK this is not permitted.

hth,
Alex

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by faglork.

You just made my day!

THANK YOU!

Alex

Well, no. But I limited the range to 100 days, and to same category. This gives fairly recent, relevant results.

I use

Fetch related posts only from: Same categories

Disable contextual matching X

Disable contextual matching ONLY on attachments and custom post types: X

Related posts should be newer than: 100 days

Find related posts based on content as well as title: X

Limit content to be compared: 60

This is ok for me. So far the best results. Would be nice if sorted by date, though.

Cheers,
Alex

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by faglork.

I am afraid not …

1) the documentation page you linked to seems outdated, too. You can’t simply switch between styles, you have to modify the wp-config.php to change theme to “modern”. At least that’s what my custmizer says (current version) under “Advanced / Theme-Style”. Maybe the button is only available in PRO version?

2) I did NOT modify wp-config.php so I infer that I am on “classical” theme. Is this correct? How can I see whether I am on classical or modern? Assuming that I am on “classical”, the option should be there. It isn’t. So I guess this feature is PRO only?

3) Speaking for me, I can live without an option in the customizer, as I will be happy to change the code in the theme file. Can you tell me just where I find it? I’ll just substitute another SVG code.

Cheers,
Alex

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by faglork.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by faglork.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by faglork.

Here it is:

!is_home()
–> works

!eme_is_events_page()
–> works

!is_home() || !eme_is_events_page()
–> does not work

Cheers,
Alex

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by faglork.

!is_page(array(‘one-page’,’another-page’)) works for me.

hth,
Alex

Don’t know if I get you right … there is nothing in “widgets” to show. Only when you EDIT a widget, you get the option to insert some logic.

hth,
Alex

https://tinyurl.com/yc6y7zpa

Since I already modified the CSS, here’s how to produce the effect:

See the image with the caption? Hover your mouse over it, the full area is clickable.

Theres a H3 next to it. Use something like the Firefox Developer Edition to inspect the H3. Then SWITCH OFF the H3’s position:static (occurs in “inline”, line 31, according to the inspector), so that it returns to the position:relative stated in
wp-content/themes/customizr/assets/front/css/style.min.css

Now hover again ofer the image. Only a small portion of the area is clickable, since the position:relative causes the H3 to overlap.

Cheers,
Alex

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by faglork. Reason: typo fixed

Same problem here. Featured images show on posts, but not on pages. The settings for image position are the same for posts & pages.

Sorry for the long delay …

Nothing happens. Same unordered output as before.

I forgot to disable the cache …

When I add these lines, there appears to be no content reationship altogether, the output is totally unrelated.

Cheers,
Alex

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by faglork.

Good idea, thanks.

In case you wonder: I optimize pages for clients, and when each and every website metrics overview nags that the gallery’s images should be progressive then I am pressed to find a different solution, which I don’t want because I really like your plugin.

I’ll head over to the submit page.

Thanks,
Alex

Is there a reason for this?

Cheers,
Alex

Never mind, found it. It is just the other way round: you set the page title (which becomes the TITLE attribute), and then you go to the menu section and change the nav title (click on the down-arrow to the right of the menu item). A bit more work, but OK.

There is just one problem left: on the home page, I want to get rid of the [pagetitle] altogether, just [blogname].

Any ideas?

Cheers,
Alex

Forgot to say:

I know that I can make custom links in the menu section, with a custom navigational link text. But there you have to use the exact URL of the page, so you cannot simply rearrange pages afterwards.

And on the home page, I want to get rid of the [pagetitle] altogether, just [blogname]] …

Cheers,
Alex

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by faglork.