jryanp

That did it! I hadn’t realized that class was added when the mega menu was open. Thank you for your help, I really appreciate it.

Wanted to echo @dannisbet and @joshpaynedesigns comments. Hate being pushy, especially since there really isn’t any decent alternatives. Just hoping to get some sort of ETA on a fix, I see it’s been over a month since we’ve heard anything.

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

Thanks Riaan, that worked like a charm! I appreciate the help.

I too am looking for the same answer.

I created 3 custom post types (CPT)

When registering the CPTs I set has_archive to true and set the rewrite slug to use “products/custom-post-type”

I also created archive pages for each post type. (archive-custom_post_type.php)

I have an actual wp page called “products” that links off to the 3 custom post type archive pages. Then from there they can find links to individual products.

As far as my permalinks, everything is fine. When I view a individual product my permalink looks like mydomain.com/products/custom-post-type/product-name

The issue I have, which is the same as igloogog, is I need “products” to display in the Yoast SEO breadcrumbs that links the “product” page I created.

Currently my breadcrumbs look like:

Home > custom post type > product name

where I need it to look like

Home > products > custom post type > product name

and the “products” needs to link the page I have called products.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

I too noticed this issue as well. I had a hardcoded Foundation 5 accordion, but used the EFS accordion shortcode in a page. When trying to style the accordions, I noticed the EFS accordion wasn’t picking up the style, thats when I realized it didn’t have the ‘accordion-navigation’ class. However, the EFS accordion still worked fine. All I had to do was adjust my style rule.

So it may be a small compatibility issue with FoundationPress. I personally use Joints-WP as my Foundation 5 starter theme. EFS seems to work perfectly with Joints-WP.

If you don’t want to edit the EFS plugin, I would suggest using jQuery to add the accordion-navigation class. You could do something like:
$('.accordion dd').addClass('accordion-navigation');

I haven’t actually tested, but should work.

Brady,

I fully understand what you were explaining. My question is how do I delete the custom sidebar so that the widget area no longer shows up in Appearance > Widgets.

I also created some test sidebars, and even though I’m not using any of them, I still have “test sidebar” widget area showing up. Having a bunch of unused widget areas may be confusing to my client.

Any advice on removing the custom sidebar, just not “not using”?

Other than that, great plugin!

Thanks,
Ryan

****UPDATE*****

So I have a little more info on my situation.

I am currently adding the shortcode to my footer.php file via <?php echo do_shortcode( '[constantcontactapi formid="1"]' ); ?>

When CC is activated, it is preventing all code after from loading. So technically wp_footer() is not loading some jquery files needed for the plugins I listed in my original posts.

***Update****

So I finally realized why some of my categories won’t show up. The posts that are in the categories that aren’t showing up are custom post types whereas the ones that do show up are regular wp posts.

After some more reading I’ve seen others are having issues getting the plugin to work with custom post types and taxonomies. I do see you can use custom post types via post_type=posts, but cannot specify the taxonomy.

I’m hoping that gets addressed in a future update because I really like the plugin and could see myself using it on many different projects.