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  • in reply to: Mobile menu icon does not appear with jQuery v2, v3 #17861
    jc_anchor555
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    Thank you for the fix and update with Super Construction Plus Version: 1.1.2

    in reply to: Slider Issue on tablet and mobile display #17115
    jc_anchor555
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    I loaded the latest version of Slick which is what the home page slider is built with and they have not resolved that issue.

    This theme uses jQuery by default. I tried a different slider well rated but conflict with jQuery caused it not to work. So I went looking for a slider plugin built with jQuery and that was successful.

    So I am now running “Slide Anything” which is built with Owl Carousel 2 and jQuery found here:
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/slide-anything/

    I deactivated the home page slider in Appearance > Customize > Feature Slider Options

    Then I went into widgets and added a text field at the top of the Home Page Widget Area. There you can add a shortcode to whatever slider you create and it works.

    Last step is to add some custom css to get the slide show to appear the way you want.

    in reply to: Slider Issue on tablet and mobile display #17079
    jc_anchor555
    Participant

    One more tidbit I just noticed is that if I restore the screen size to desktop width or larger, the error immediately corrects itself without performing a page refresh. So the script is working consistently.

    Hope that helps!

    in reply to: Logo suggested image dimensions too small #17077
    jc_anchor555
    Participant

    Thank you for providing a fix for that!

    in reply to: Slider image not on page #16937
    jc_anchor555
    Participant

    Solved with the CSS and method I described above.

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Slider image not on page #16917
    jc_anchor555
    Participant

    Upon further examination, I discovered that team members and clients also use the CSS combination in CSS above so I added one more style to the code to avoid hiding any other images. This hides featured images on pages and featured captions that are not intended to be part of page content.

    .featured-thumb .size-full.wp-post-image, .hide {
        display: none !important;
    }

    Important to follow exact spacing with the classes.

    in reply to: Slider image not on page #16915
    jc_anchor555
    Participant

    One mistake in the CSS code above. Remove the space between .size-full .wp-post-image. Corrected code:

    .size-full.wp-post-image, .hide {
        display: none !important;
    }
    in reply to: Slider image not on page #16914
    jc_anchor555
    Participant

    I found a tutorial with the answer to remove featured images on the page after selecting “Read more.” Add this snippet of css in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS

    .size-full .wp-post-image, .hide {
        display: none !important;
    }

    Be aware that this removes all featured images from all pages. You can still insert images as needed for each page in the page editor.

    “.size-full” is only used on article featured images so it leaves all the other post images alone.

    I added the “.hide” class so that I can hide the first paragraph for each page and use it only for the featured slider caption like this:

    WP Page Caption only:

    <p class="hide">The page caption will display in slider but not the page itself!</p>

    Gives you the flexibility to control the content more easily in the slider and the page.

    in reply to: Slider image not on page #16911
    jc_anchor555
    Participant

    Could you please share with us your website here or send us the email on [email protected] so we can check the issue and can provide you an effective solution.

    I have the same question and would like the answer you gave to Hubert. I bought a license to this template and will send the email. Thanks.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by jc_anchor555.
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