joeltheledge

Hey you guys!

@media screen and (min-width: 77.5em) {
  /* line 49, sass/style.scss */
  body:before {
    width: calc(50% - 389px);
  }
}

Seems like the easiest way…. I’m using sass….

Originally you inspect element you see width: calc(50% - 289px); therefore by increasing this by 100px makes the element 100px narrower and so on.

The key is the ‘width: calc’ property.

Then you can set you sidebar % to what you want…

below ‘desktop large’, I’m happy with the sidebar width for my project.

You guys can tinker around with it to suit yours.

good luck ??

At the simplest level; what the guy said about removing the <br> tag.

Also be aware that <p> tags will start a new line also, so remove those if need be.

Of course you know when entering text through WordPress CMS hitting enter applies a break in the markup so make sure your label and field are on the same line, use   if required.

That will get your label and field positioned on the same line.

Then apply your markup and styling to suit.

Thanks.

Hi agadakou,

I realize it’s been a month but as there are no replies I thought I would anyway.

I’ve just spent the best part of an hour with this same problem. It seems the striplashes within the function are not working how they were intended.

Anyways, I couldn’t solve the problem correctly (maybe someone else could try and update this?)

But I could solve my problem with a short term fix, here:

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go to your: plugins => recent-posts-widget-extended => includes => functions.php

On about line 181 just after the while loop ends you’ll see the ul closing tag.

You can pop your link in there as html. for example:

$html .= '</ul><a href="/your-page">LINK TO ANOTHER PAGE</a>';

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It works for me, hope this might help others.

If anyone knows the correct way to do within php please update this

Thanks

Thank you blufragola,

To confirm if using english language:

Appearance => Theme options => Misc Settings

I then changed:
Blog Post Summary Default => Portrait Image
Blog Post Head Content Default => Image

Not sure which one did the trick, but it ‘aint broke so I’m leaving it alone ??

Also doesn’t produce thumbs but I don’t want thumbs in this case anyway
my product img’s are at 300 x 300 that’s what i wanted so I won’t be looking further into this part at the moment.

This theme rocks by the way. Every time I modify a template or apply custom CSS, I later discover there is a theme setting to do the same through WP GUI.

So many customization options …. Just awesome! Thanks Kadence.

Hi

I can appreciate what you are saying about the paid version. Unfortunately I’m not in a position for that right now.

I’d like to fetch the sidebar into the single product description. Otherwise it’s difficult for the user to navigate after viewing.

Could anyone give me advice on how to do this please

I’m using a child theme and I’m reasonably comfortable editing templates.

Thanks.

I had same problem, led me here [solved]

#masthead {
position: relative;
}