spikey_Steve

Fantastic help and such a quick response – many thanks!

Done, thanks Steve

How did you get the slideshow to display?

I have lectura lite but am using a ‘static page’ as my homepage. Does the home page have to be ‘blog post’, as I cannot get the slideshow to display?

I have clicked for certain posts to be used in the slideshow, but don’t know how to put it on the homepage

Thanks in advance

Steve

This issue has resolved itself with the latest WordPress upgrade.

Yeah – on the page, https://royalflush-poker.co.uk/888poker/ there should be an icon at the end for “search”.

Also, on this menu, I have just noticed that the options “Strategy”, “Poker Sites” and “Poker Offers” have sub menus, and as such should have a triangle icon after each

See: https://royalflush-poker.co.uk/bet365/ for a working example.

On the bet365 page which works, as you scroll down the page, the blue menu follows you down, staying at the top of your screen as you go, at all times.

On the 888 page which doesn’t work, this doesn’t happen as it is supposed to.

OK – I’m getting somewhere.

I have noticed that this error seems to be something to do with the Menu not actually displaying properly – perhaps something to do with not initialising properly on this page???

If you look, the “Search” option on the far right of the menu is missing!

Why could this be?

Please help me – this is making me tear my hair out!!!

Further to the above…

I have managed to get the custom CSS working.

It would appear that the widget ‘Modular Custom CSS’ doesn’t like a div id beginning with a number?!

I changed the id from ‘888links’ to ‘poker888links’ and the colours were then picked up from the widget.

The menu issue persists though, so please help me!!!

Steve

This issue has been moved as per the instruction of WPyogi.

Hi bdbrown

I added the category sticky to the list of categories.
I added the sticky category to the featured post.
I changed the featured category n the theme options > blog to “sticky”

Job done!

The Author of the Week is at the top, as it was intended and it doesn’t show further down the list of posts. The only downside to this method is having the category show as “Author of the Week/Sticky”, but we can live with that!

I really appreciate your help. I have coded websites in the past, but just using html/css (text editor). I haven’t used WordPress or php at all, so I am learning – fast! – but am a very long way from where I want to be.

Thanks for looking.

I have tried the code with both options and there is no change either way. I found the following code further up the file – could this have anything to do with it?

/* Related posts
/* ———————————— */
if ( ! function_exists( ‘alx_related_posts’ ) ) {

function alx_related_posts() {
wp_reset_postdata();
global $post;

// Define shared post arguments
$args = array(
‘no_found_rows’ => true,
‘update_post_meta_cache’ => false,
‘update_post_term_cache’ => false,
‘ignore_sticky_posts’ => 1,

Hi

The “include” option is already blank. I checked it and refreshed just incase the setting was a bit iffy, but that didn’t work. I have unchecked it back to default of not selected.

Thanks for your response bdbrown – I appreciate your help.

I have looked at the thread, and it looks like the post from Alexander Agnarson gives me what I want – kind of!

I have made a change in the featured.php file – ignore sticky posts has been changed to 0, instead of 1:

‘ignore_sticky_posts’ => 0,

and this has put the sticky exactly where I want it.

It has, however, kept the original post below it. Can this lower version of the same post be removed, or does it have to stay?

Here is the page again