Squidpeg9

Anyone?

Anyone?

I take the silence as a no. Nobody has any suggestions?

Thank you, Gabriel. I am aware this can be done, but the reports it needs to create are pie charts, graphs, etc. Not just a dumping ground for the info they get, but visually appealing graphs and such with the data they receive.

Thanks!

Thank you!

Yes. With the captions below each image.

Perfect! Thanks.

Thank you guys!

.fusion-main-menu ul {
list-style: none!important;
}

Worked for me!

Does anyone else have any ideas on this?

Ok that almost did it – applied the inline and all, now just need to get rid of the bullet points. I added ‘menu_class’ => ‘fusion-menu’ and ‘menu_id’ => ‘menu-main’, but neither seems to help. Any ideas?

Thanks! Will try.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Squidpeg9.

This sounds like a theme-specific issue. The best place to post your question is the theme’s support forum here. The theme developers will be able to provide the best support for customizing their code.

Each category has it’s own URL. When you create a button to go to a certain category, you will use the IRL of that category, and it will then show all the posts in that category.

For example, “category 1” might have the URL of https://www.yoursite.com/category/category-1. That is the URL you will use to link the button.

The class that seems to control this is “.et_pb_section.” You will want to change the background color there from #FFFFFF to #F9F1E5.

You would want to put the posts you want to show all in a category, then use the method described here except use something like this to only include that category:

<?php query_posts($query_string . ‘&cat=3’); ?>

Replace the number 3 with whatever category number you need.