Julien Zerbib

Thanks a lot Malik ??

Regards,

Julien

Great !

Best,

Julien

Hello Z,

Yes sure it’s doable.
Follow these steps

Le tme know if that helps.

Regards,

Julien

Hi Malik,

You did not answered my question ??

Have you tried to deactivate the Scrolling / Fit to section option ?

By the way, I don’t see the issue on Chrome.

Let me know your answer,

Regards,

Julien

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Hi again,

It comes from

.hentry {
	background-color: #fff;
	padding-top: 7.6923%;
	position: relative;
}

that you can find at https://capunited.com/wp-content/themes/twentyfifteen/style.css?ver=4.6.1 on line 1589
??

Regards,

Julien

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Julien Zerbib.

Hi,

You can change the slide’s content background color in your slide (post / page / …) Content styling / Design Parameters / Content Background-Color.

The slide’s background color can be changed in your slide (post / page / …) styling / Design Parameters / Slide Color.

Let me know if you need something else.

Regards,

Julien

Hi Stine,

Have you followed these steps ?

Let me know if you need something else.

Regards,

Julien

Hi AK,

Not sure to understand but let me try ??
Do you want the first section’s content to be fixed on the page ?
If this is what you want to do, please follow these steps (instead of footer.php, please modify header.php) and fix the header’s position using the css.

Let me know if that helps,

Regards,

Julien

Hi Malik,

I’m not sure to understand your issue. But have you tried to deactivate the Scrolling / Fit to section option ?

By the way, to add something in your footer, you should add a Footer section to your page (fullpage) and set its Styling / Auto Height to true.
Then you’ll be able to create a YOURTHEME/wp-fullpage/loop/slide-YOURFOOTERSECTIONSLUG.php to add your HTML properly.

Is it what you need ?

Regards,

Julien

Hi Z* ??

You’re welcome ??

Best,

Julien

Hi,

First, you’ll have to follow these steps to override the WP FullPage templates. Be careful, if you do not have a child theme, you should create one first.

Then paste this code into YOURTHEME/wp-fullpage/layout/sidebar-menu.php :

<?php
/**
 * The Sidebar containing the complete menu
 * 
 * @package 	WP_Fullpage\Templates\Layout
 */
?>

<?php

	$orientation = WPFP_Query()->fullpage->fullpage_options['fullNavigationOrientation'];

	WPFP_Helpers()->ob_start();

?>

	<?php

	foreach( WPFP_Query()->sections as $key1 => $section ) :

	?>

		<li>

			<a data-activates="navigation-<?php print $section->post_name ?>" class="dropdown-button" href="#<?php print $section->post_name ?>">
				<?php print WPFP_Query()->get_section_nav_title( $key1 ); ?>
			</a>

		</li>

		<?php

	endforeach;

	?>

<?php 
	
	$nav = WPFP_Helpers()->ob_get_clean();

?>

<nav id="wpfp-navmenu">

	<div class="nav-wrapper">
		
		<a href="#" data-activates="wpfp-sidemenu" class="button-collapse dashicons dashicons-menu"></a>

		<ul id="wpfp-menu" class="<?php print $orientation; ?> wpfp-menu hide-on-med-and-down">

			<?php print $nav; ?>

		</ul>
		
		<ul id="wpfp-sidemenu" class="side-nav wpfp-menu">
			
			<?php print str_replace( 'navigation-', 'sidenavigation-', $nav ); ?>
		
		</ul>

	</div>

</nav>

Let me know if you need something else.

Cheers,

Julien

Hi,

The background moves relatively to its height (or width if it’s an horizontal parallax). So if you want the background to move more slowly, please reduce the height of your picture.

Regards,

Julien

Hi !

You just have to create a section and attach some slides to it. Then, create a page and attach the section to it.

That’s it ??

Let me know if you need something else ??

Regards,

Julien

Hi !!

Sure, in your Page (fullpage) Events / On Leave, paste this peace of code :

if(nextIndex === 4) {
    fullpageAutoSlideTimer = setInterval( function() {
        $.fn.fullpage.moveSlideRight();
    }, 5000 ); // 5000 means 5 seconds here
}
else {
    clearInterval( fullpageAutoSlideTimer );
}

Then, to globalise the fullpageAutoSlideTimer var so that the timer stop each time you leave the section, you’ll have to paste this peace of code at the beginning of the wp-content/themes/sage/wp-fullpage/js/jquery.fullpage.custom.js file :
var fullpageAutoSlideTimer = false;

By the way, as you’ll have to override the templates of WP FullPage in your theme “Sage”, you should create a child theme…

I tested it “live” and it works fine !

Let me know if you need something else…

Best,

Julien