style of the page

Hi,

I’m really sorry but I’m not sure what you mean. Are you saying you want the front page panels layout for other pages?

Perhaps you could explain in detail in Italian and I’ll try to translate?

Thanks and Happy Christmas!

Oliver

Yes Oliver ,i want the front page panels layout for other pages.

OK wow. That’s super tricky but let me have a think about how that might work … I’ll get back to you ??

That would naturally be a great thing to have the ability to create new pages (as a new custom post type ??master page?? perhaps) containing sections made from other (standard) pages.

But that might be extremely tricky, I admit. But I’d take it, too, if it can be realized. (Where is my donation briefcase? ?? )

OK, I have an idea. What if rather than using drop down menus in the customiser to choose a page’s panels, how about if it worked liked this …

1) There’s a tick box when editing a page to choose the home page style (or a template in the template drop down if that’s possible)
2) Then if the home page style is chosen for a page the panels are all pages that are children of the page (pages that have had their parent selected as that page)
3) The order in which the panels are displayed would be by the page “Order” number (under page attributes)

This could well be possible!

Let me know what you think.

Oliver

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Oliver Campion.

Hi Oliver ,I write in italian my question:
Io vorrei che le pagine venssero visualizzate come la home cioè con il motto sotto l’immagine di testata.

Hello,

Clicking “Header Options – Full Cover Image” will put the site title below the header image.

Oliver

OK, I’ve just pushed a new version and I think I’ve done it! You have to use the classic editor (doesn’t yet work for Gutenberg editor).

So lets say you have a parent page with a few child pages set already …

Go to edit the parent page and in the Featured Image Metabox (I put it here because it was easy to hook off of something else I’d already developed, it won’t stay here) you’ll see an option that you can tick …

[ ] Show child pages as panels like the home page

So tick that box and save the page. Now when you view the page, the child pages will be shown below the page content as panels just like the home page. It will order them in order of “menu_order” which can be changed by editing each child under the dropdown for Parent.

Let me know what you think.

Thanks,

Oliver

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Oliver Campion.

Just pushed an update to move the option into its own Metabox so that its Gutenberg compatible and to only show on pages rather than posts and pages.

Marking it as resolved.

Oliver

Hi Oliver thank you for your help and your time. I have applied your suggestions but the result is partial. for my goal is sufficient that you set the text scrolling of the other page as it is set in the front page.

I’m very sorry but I’m having trouble understanding what “text scrolling of the other page as it is set in the front page” means. Perhaps you could make some screen grabs and point to functionality that is required and where it is wanted to be included?

Thanks,

Oliver

Hi Oliver, sorry for my English, i post two link
https://assfiorirecomunque.altervista.org/
and
https://assfiorirecomunque.altervista.org/sostieni-fiorire-comunque/
io vorrei che l’immagine di header e il titolo del sito nella seconda pagina si vedessero come nella prima.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by triki88.

Hello,

OK, I understand.

I think I’d need to see your settings. Can you please give admin access to me?

My email address is at the top of this website.

Thanks,

Oliver

Hi again,

I’ve added …

.custom-header-media, .custom-header-media img, .custom-header, .custom-header-media iframe {
	position: static !important;
}

… to the “CSS aggiuntivo” in your “Personalizza” settings. Can you please confirm that this is what you require?

Thanks,

Oliver

Yes Oliver ,your css has solved my problem thanks a lot