I′m having trouble to set my Main Navigation Menu and Logo on top of the slider image.
I only can increase or decrease the space around menu items, but not put a fullwidth image behind the menu.

Please advise.

Thank you in advance.
Sigrid

It shows correctly in the Elementor editor wysiwyg interface, but not in preview or on the live site.

Not sure what I’m doing wrong, any advice would be appreciated!

In Theme Options, under Menu Settings, I’ve tried sliding the ‘Submenu items collapse until opened’ toggle both On and Off, but neither option makes the menu appear on mobile. At the moment, I have it set to ‘Off’.

Anyone else having this issue, and anyone know how to fix?

Many thanks!

Thanks in advance!
Regards, Hannneke

When I’m in the Home layout / Home icon menu section I’m available to pick from a list of icons for my first option in the home icon menu.

But when I click the “add icon” button to add more menu options, the list of available icons to choose from disappears. My only option is to upload a new icon image from my computer. Is this a bug?

I’m using Polylang. The 6 first icons are being translated normally in front. But for my 4 last icons, Polylang is not getting any string from the theme.

Any idea?

Thanks in advance

Example URL: https://www.sendmecakes.co.uk/product/ultimate-bake-box/

It is also showing the image title when hovering over the images on the product page.

I _think_ this has just started with Virtue 2.7.6, but I confess that I’m a WordPress noob, and it is possible that this behaviour previously existed or has been introduced by design or as a result of some change that I’ve made to theme options.

Is there a way to suppress the titles in lightbox and hover, or should I accept that I’ll have to tidy up the titles to make them fit for display?

I use the Menu Social Icons plugin to easily create and update a unique social icon menu, used across the website. But Virtue Free and Premium themes return the old Google+ icon from their icon pack that comes with themes.

I installed the Better Font Awesome plugin to get a fresh pack of icons, but no change as the Virtue css stylesheet is overriding the styles from the plugins I mentioned above.

A solution is to override the .icon-google-plus class by adding the following css with the use of !important into your custom css (Virtue Theme Options > Advanced Settings > Custom CSS Box):

.icon-google-plus::before {
    content: "\f0d5" !important;
    font-family: FontAwesome !important;
}

This solution will not have effect on any other icon.

Here is the link of the Google+ icon I’m talking about: https://fontawesome.io/icon/google-plus/

Anyone with a better solution?