johnfotios

Echo '<ul>'; and '</ul>';, then between query related posts (returning each inside an <li>)… perhaps all posts in the same category, i.e. Series 1. And CSS the
<ul> into a drop down!

Do you know html and WordPress?

I know with Next-Gen Gallery you can make it automatically re-size images to your chosen width, the problem is it still takes ages uploading them because you have to upload the originals before it can re-size them. So ideally you need something that will do it before you even go to upload – there must be some free batch processing software?

Something like https://batch-image-resizer.en.softonic.com/ ?

It needs to be something where you can select a large quantity of images and just leave it to it for a while.

Idk. Sorry if I haven’t been much help ??

Editing another theme isn’t necessary. You could just change your index.html to index.php and add the loop.

IDK. If you edit a premade theme, there will be so much unused code.

Plus, you’re having to write more CSS to hack the theme to look how you want, you’ve already written the HTML and CSS, so just throw in the little bits of php that WordPress can use.

It’s working now. Check functions.php for blank lines.

It’s working for me… not sure what to suggest!

Oh I see, the .menu was the class for the ul, so ul.menu > li, rather than .menu ul > li

Ha ??

Usually the <li> is float:left;.

Can you link to pinboard?

Surely li.current-menu-parent > a works?

As the parent li has that class.

It’s got nothing to do with :hover, as I assume you want this current-arrow.png to display while you’re actually on the sub page?

Weird that it’s not, would you post a link to the site?

Try adding this to your CSS:

.page.page-id-801 > section {
background:red;
}

If it works, you can change “red” to whatever image you want.

Obv, child theme and that.

You can make them as separate pages, then use a WordPress Ajax plugin to load content within your container element.

That would be the simplest thing to do ??

I’m a bit confused.

Your header (image, logo and navigation) should all be inside one element, like <header>, which would be position:fixed; …

The way you have it now, the logo and navigation are on a transparent background, which should really be white, I’d guess?

Then, whatever element contains the page content, just add some padding or margin to the top.

Hope this makes sense.

Reinstall theme?

Well, you can edit the current theme directly, but if you update it at a later date your edits will be overwritten. What part of the child theme instructions are you have difficulty with?

~edit, my bad, I see you sorted it!

I wouldn’t recommend deleting and reinstalling the the entire theme, in case other edits have been made to it. Even when you replace the index.php with the original copy, keep a backup of your broken version. There might be other amendments someone else did when it was first set up…?

Use FTP, like Filezilla. Do you have the FTP details?

Otherwise, try using a different brower to get passed that “unsuitable content” thing ??

Can you download Point theme again and just replace the index.php file with the original (via FTP)?

Were you editing the code of index.php?

Can you paste the index.php here so we can take a look?