kenlbrown

Fixed. In the child theme stylesheets I had:

#header .nav-container .nav {display: block}

Took that out the menu works normal

This is still an issue on the many sites I use this awesome theme on… it’s a pretty big issue for me. The only site that I currently manage that it works on is v3.2.8 that I haven’t updated yet. It started with v3.2.9 and after updating to v3.2.10 I still can’t access the blog design area. I could really use some help and insight and a fix with this.

Thanks…
Ken

I’m still looking for a fix for this … very frustrating not getting any input

Updating to v3.2.10 didn’t help this issue either… has anybody looked into this and have any viable options?

Yes I saw … thx

My thinking it has something to do with the upgrade to v3.2.9 and the database as well. I have a fresh install for another client site and it’s fine. It’s when the upgrade takes place from a previous version, at least in my case. Reverting back to a previous working version of the theme doesn’t fix it. Deleting the child theme and activating the main theme doesn’t fix it. Deactivating all plugins doesn’t fix it. I maintain too many complex sites to start over fresh, that is definitely not an option. We really need some answers on this.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by kenlbrown.

Reverting back to the previous version didn’t fix it either…

I tried reinstalling and it still doesn’t work… it’s just not there. What’s weird is that I have this theme installed on 6 sites and half of them do not have the Blog Design and Content section. I might have to revert back to v3.2.8 because I never had a problem until v3.2.9

It’s still missing on all the sites I’ve upgraded to as well… I did notice the Jump to the blog design panel link in Customizing > Content > Front Page Content doesn’t work and was thinking that might be where to make changes… any ideas? The update to v3.2.9 didn’t help :/

Actually, I can’t change any aspect of the blog section now with this version

I figured it out…
In my child theme footer.php on line 8 I must have replaced this:
<?php if ( hu_is_checked('footer-ads') ) : ?>
with this
<?php if ( is_home('footer-ads') ) : ?>
thus explaining why is was only showing up on the blog

Hey brother from another mother Brown … well the templates I copied over from another site https://airmaxxx.com/ and on that site it works fine so I’m almost positive it’s not those. Plugins being used are the same with a few exceptions that I can try that route. The magento code might be a possibility but as far as I know that’s all at store.airslamit.com. It’s not a huge deal but I’d like to figure it out and use it but it definitely has me scratching my head.

In Chrome Inspect I can put a height in that <div> tag and everything works… just need to find where that tag is located… still working on this… any suggestions?

I have the same problem on multiple sites with this theme only… the above did not help except to clear the space for the reCAPTCHA itself above the submit button… what is happening is there’s a <div> tag and it’s height covers the height of the form and thus covers the fields of the form so you can’t type in them. Here’s a screenshot of what I’m seeing:

Here’s the screenshot

I have this particular form set in 2 columns and as you can see by the screenshot the <div> tag has the width of the reCAPTCHA and thus I can fill in the right hand column but not the left because it overlaps. That <div> tag doesn’t have an ID or Class associated with it but there has to be some way to correct this.

Thanks… that worked like a charm! Most all the posts I read pointed me to using the filter.