_Y_Power

Hi @alkorr,

you might maybe getting a 404 from the taxonomy query, maybe?

I’d suggest you to try to flush the permalink structure and deactivate all plugins, too.

Also, sometimes the small cross in the circle is barely visible between paragraphs or when a line in inserted above two paragraphs.

Agreed, I believe it’s the single option I am never using because as soon as the page you are editing starts to be filled with multiple kinds of content, especially inline ( which is a really enjoyable thing to do with Gutenberg ), that control feels to me a bit ‘hard to catch’ while hovering and vaguely ‘lost in the mix’…

Not a big issue of course since it is possible to add blocks in various ways but I still wonder if many users (that like Gutenberg) feel the same way about it.

Thank you for your kind comment, @cuteantonray: I don’t have plans to update Handcraft Expo anytime soon since I’m busy on other projects now but I might be able to help you in fixing something if you would explain me what you need,

Cheers!

Hey @pietrogramma, thank you for the kind words and sorry for the late response.

I’ve seen you have found your way around the links colors problem you were mentioning and I couldn’t really reproduce the issue myself. If some other related issues arise, it might help to tweak the following CSS code according to your needs:

/* body links */
body a {
  text-decoration: none;
  color: #817658;
}

body a:visited {
  color: #817658;
}

body a:hover {
  color: #a78832;
}

/* body inputs */
input[type=button],
input[type=search],
input[type=select],
select,
input[type=submit],
input[type=reset] {
  background-color: #817658;
}
  input[type=button]:hover,
  input[type=search]:hover,
  input[type=select]:hover,
  select:hover,
  input[type=submit]:hover,
  input[type=reset]:hover {
    color: #817658;
    background-color: #f8f8f8;
}

Regarding WooCommerce, OverView is not specifically studied for it and I’d therefore suggest you to have a look at the specific themes built for it – or which declare compatibility – in the public directory.

Hope this helps: please mark the post as solved if it did or let me know if you have any other question.

Cheers!

Hey Felicia,
I’m really glad you like OverView!
Thank you so much for your rating and the kind words.

Cheers!

Hey Dovberman,
that’s an interesting question but I think it is related to WordPress in general rather than specifically to OverView.

If that is the case, please post your question on the WordPress dev support forum.

A great place to search for added functionalities is the WordPress plugins repository.

If you instead need help with OverView specifically, please add more info/configuration details because I can’t really understand what your situation is.

Hope it helped a bit…

Cheers!

edit: corrected all those typos…

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by _Y_Power.

Please do not reply to this post: open a new ticket here.

Hey @dreilanderin2017, I can’t help you but I believe you should post the question on the specific theme’s support page so that the theme developer would more likely see it and respond: on that page, you can also check if someone else already posted a similar question.

Hey Jess,
if the theme you are using supports standard WordPress widgets, you’ll find the Display as dropdown option checkbox just below the widget title field.
To access those options you might have to click on the widget’s right drop-down arrow.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by _Y_Power.

I believe you’d want to create a Custom Link in your Menu with just ‘#’ int the URL field.

Thank you so much Felicia for taking the time to write such a wonderful review!
Cheers!

Widgets sidebar is now visible by default (version 1.0.24).

Hey dundaglan, glad to hear it worked for you.

Regarding your other questions, I’m going to kindly ask you to either:

• Create a new post about them here in the forum –
  so that others might benefit from it in the future
• OR
• visit Handcraft Expo’s website and drop a message.

Cheers and thanks again for the feedback!

Hey dundaglan,

while the feature you are asking for is going to be included in the next update, you can for the moment try to copy and paste the following code in the Custom CSS section of your WordPress Customizer:


@media (min-height: 768px) and (min-width: 1181px) {
#widgets-sidebar-container {
display: block;
}
}


By doing that, the sidebar should be visible and fixed on page load and then go back to standard behavior when the show/hide button is clicked.
Let me know if that works for you.

Cheers and thank you for the feedback! ??