sonnendieb

The blog hasn’t launched yet, so it is not available publicly. But I can open it and run the test and send you the login details later if that would help.

Hey,

Thanks for your quick answer.

I think in this case the fully loaded time matters, because the menu opens with mouse hover and loads the posts every time you do that. So nothing is cached and it takes 2+s now every time you do that, which renders the mega menu virtually unusable. That is probably not a very good implementation of the mega menu entries, but that is how my theme does it alas.

I am not sure the ignore keywords would help here. As I understand it, it would only stop loading the links that you actually hover with your mouse over, not the additional mega menu entries in the hover popup, right?

Best wishes
Johannes

Ok, got it, thanks.
Since sidebar A does not replace but add to the primary sidebar, I also had to change the order and give sidebar B a value of 1 and A of 2.
Best
Johannes

I do have a different question though. I was wondering if it was possible to use different taxonomies that create different URL structures for the standard post type and be able to choose which of those taxnonomies and thus URL structure should be used in a newly created post. Is this doable or do I need to create custom post types for that?

Best wishes

Johannes

Hey, Thanks for your answer. Actually, everything is okay. I added a couple of terms and the search field popped up on its own. ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by sonnendieb.

Hey Joy, thanks again for your time. That’s pretty much what I want to do. I got rid of the category base via Yoast, so a page and category page with the same topic would have the same slug and URL. I tested what my theme does in this case and it seems like it ignores the page and shows the category archive view. So my quick and dirty solution wouldn’t even work.

Okay, that makes sense, I guess. If I wanted to add extra code, I guess I would have to write some js?

.post-100206.entry-title.title {
display:none;
}

This worked, luckily, for post 100206. It’s not ideal because the initial h1 is still there in the code, so I dont know what Google might make of this. Also the layout is a bit different, the second h1 is not at the same position the title h1 would be.

So I thought I want to look at it from the other side. Maybe it is easier to do what I wanted to do in the first place and add content instead of cutting it out.

There is the content property in css. Could I somehow add a line of html before the h1?

h1::before {
content: “[icon name=”envelope” ]”;
}

I do not know if shortcode would work, neither do I know how to target only the first h1 in a specific article.

I only need it for five to ten entries and then probably never again, so I am hesitant to create a whole child theme. I know that
.entry-title.title{
display:none;
}
will cout out the title as h1 in every article. I wonder if I could do that with a specific document only.

I also found the plugin Meta Box, that might be a really good solution for my purposes. Or just use some table plugin. But I dont know if there is one that lets me output the contents of certain cells without any coding.

Hm. The basic problem is that I want to add some html to the first h1 in my article. But WordPress uses this code for the title also and Yoast uses it for the bread crumbs. Is there a way around that? That would already help me a lot.

Okay, I see, thanks. How would I make this change? Sorry, I’m pretty new to this, so sorry if this is a stupid question. Change the css file?

How would I do that exactly?

Thanks a lot for your ideas. That sound like sth I could really manage with some work.
At the moment, I’m also looking at the SiteOrigin Custom Post Type Builder and and trying to find out out if that widget can help me

Also, what code would you use exactly to change the colour of the items? The standard css style doesn’t work with the shortcodes, it seems. What would be the exact syntax?