I don’t know if I am missing something, but on mobile view, there doesn’t seem to be a navigation menu…

Hello,

After I removed the scroll to top icon I now have a footer that appears at the bottom of each page with a very tiny scroll to top at the bottom left. How can I remove this?

Just remove : <div id=”back-to-top”><i class=”fa fa-arrow-circle-up” aria-hidden=”true”></i></div>

I can’t seem to get my icon boxes to show. I’ve followed all the tutorial information. What am I missing?

I created a social menu, a single link and chose “social menu” selection in the menu window at the bottom for the social menu.

Looking at the site, it displays a cog-wheel icon. No reference to anything but a cog-wheel, no text, no hover label, the link itself works, but nothing else to it.

Is this part of the theme design or is it something created by WordPress themselves?

• This topic was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by mwarbinek. Reason: fixed information

The break-point where the desktop top menu disappears and the mobile menu appears is at 700px. Between 700px and 768px, the top menu will break and menu items will drop down to create 2 rows.

I wish to avoid that appearance, so to change that I wanted to change the break point to 768px.

I have tried to find the CSS selector that does that, but could not. Are you using a script to do that by chance?

A suggestion to think about, maybe add to your “Relative” theme and any other theme.

Suggestion
Each slider image is linked to the actually post where it draws the featured image, post title and excerpt of the content.

Add 2 Options in Customizer – when using the customizer to get the slider working, add the 2 options,

1. option to remove any linking the slider has to the post,
2. option to add our own link to the slider image.

Reason

• removing the post link reduces our workload. Currently when the slider image is linked to the post it draws from, clicking the slider image takes the reader to that post. That means we (should) create content (more than just a featured image and excerpt) to make the post of value when read. By adding the link removal option allows us to use the post only as a content source for the slider, much like some themes use the portfolio for slider content.
• option to add any link where we can link the slider image to a specific page other than the post where the slider image content was drawn from. This increases the value and usability of the slider.

Thanks, hope that helps. ??

I don’t know if this was by design, but in a desktop screen, the post slider that is used on the front page shows labels, which are the titles of posts.

On a mobile screen, these labels (post titles) are absent. All that shows are the featured images.

Is this by design?

The back to top icon was was fine to about screen size 1815px, once smaller than that, the icon was in the way of the content.

With Custom CSS I moved it to the left side and close to the bottom, plus I reduced the opacity so it was not so bold in the eye appearance, but more subtle and still easy to see and use.

Here is the custom CSS used:

@media screen and (max-width: 1815px) {
#back-to-top.show {
left: 9px;
bottom: 5px;
opacity: .65;
}
}

The link to the front page is above.
If you agree, it can be in the next update.

Thanks

• This topic was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by mwarbinek. Reason: Added info

Your demo shows a short front page, with blog listings and a right side widget with content.

Can the home page (front page) have more static content, where the blog entries are pushed further down?

I tried looking at the theme itself, the theme description at your home page/demo but cannot find any indication that the front page can or cannot contain more static content. I even tried adding more content to the front page itself in the editor, but any added content does not show.

Can you elaborate on this?

Thanks

As I move to set this theme up using the “Relative” theme, I find that the front page post slider, which is the header image slider, is too narrow, the width remains fixed at: 1050px.

No matter what settings I use in the Customizer for the theme width, the header slider remains at 1050px, the 3 icon boxes below remain fixed at 1200px.

This layout, therefore, shows a misalignment of the top image post slider to the icon boxes below.

There are no other settings.

• This topic was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by mwarbinek. Reason: Added info