wanderer

Glad to make a useful suggestion.

You can take a look at that other plugin I mentioned to get an idea of how the autopopulating feature works. Its autopopulating feature works for both posts and pages.

If that feature worked for an ACCORDION menu plugin like yours, that’d be amazing. Thanks for being open to the idea! Best of luck.

Hi @nextend_ramona

Yeah that’s how I figured it. Manually adding new menu items to the WordPress menu assigned to Accordion menu, will definitely make the new added menu items appear in Accordion menu.

It’s still manually done, though.

Suppose I have a category called “Journal”.

And when creating new post in WP Dashboard > Posts, I simply assign the post to the “Journal” category.

A few non-accordion menu plugins out there (e.g., JC Submenu) are then able to auto populate the post under the category parent inside the sidebar widget.

I don’t need to go to WP Dashboard > Appearance > Menus to add each post to the WordPress menu.

Saving a lot of time.

Was wondering if that is possible here?

JC Submenu is also able to do that for child pages listed under a parent page, without having to add any child pages under the parent page in WP Dashboard > Appearance > Menus.

All that’s needed there is a checkmark for “JC Submenu – Automatically populate submenu” for the parent page — then it’ll autopopulate child pages in the sidebar widget.

The widget will instruct itself where to find the child pages.

No worries if it’s not a feature or outside the scope of this plugin.

I’m mainly just curious.

@washingtonsblog,

Your header looks much better!

It’s better to ask Google directly about your Adsense ad sizing issue, because they have rules about modifying ads. No harm done. ??

Alternatively, you can replace the code you just used to center your custom header banner image and navigation menu, with this one:

#branding > img,
#access > .menu-header {
  float:none !important;
  margin-left:auto !important;
  margin-right:auto !important;
}

That will center your logo and navigation menu, just like you did recently. Maybe something in the code you just used inadverently caused the ad sizing issue? Try that and see if it fixes things.

Two extra suggestions:

(1) You could ask the theme developer about it. The theme shrinks parallax images correctly at: https://demo.cmssuperheroes.com/?theme=wp_organicfood

(2) Maybe you could deactivate all your plugins (simply rename your wp-content/plugins folder temporarily) and test only the theme. It could be a plugin issue.

You’re welcome. We’re glad we could help you!

@iampoppy

Sorry I couldn’t be of more help. But you’re welcome.

Hey @kb58,

I’m not familiar with Appearance -> Reading -> Custom CSS, but have seen Appearance -> Custom CSS.

I’d recommend #2 instead of widget in Visual Editor.

You can try #2. If it doesn’t work, you can just install and activate a Custom CSS plugin such as Simple Custom CSS. Then you’d insert the code in Appearance > Custom CSS and be done with it.

I accidentally overlooked the part where you said *all* images on the homepage.

Well, try this with the CSS code from earlier and see if that helps!

.stripe-parallax-bg {
  min-width: 1060px !important;
}

You can adjust the min-width value to whatever you feel works best for you. I realize it’s probably not the scaling down solution you’re looking for, but it’s temporary until someone comes up with a better solution. Let’s see if someone else can help you with this, especially since it’s parallax-related.

Hi @iampoppy

Are you talking about your instagram images? The ones near the bottom of the page that appear in a grid of squares? That’s what the code is addressing in regard to the squashing and writing only half showing issue.

I loaded your page just now and that grid of images seems to be working fine now.

@sunnytomar

You’re welcome! ??

Thanks for showing what you did.

You almost got it. You can simply use this custom CSS code:

body:not(.blog) .entry-header {
  display: none;
}

You can put this CSS code into Custom CSS (if your theme has it) or your child theme’s style.css file. Or just use a custom CSS plugin and put this code in:

.sbi_photo_wrap a {
  background-size:100% !important;
}

Just did. Your webpage looks perfect now. The white space between the social icons and footer is entirely gone.

You could just add !important to the code he gave you.

Like this:

.home #post-120 {margin-top:-5% !important;}

I suppose you want to remove that white space for all your pages. You can do that with this CSS code:

#content > .content-wrapper,
#main > .page {
  padding-bottom:0 !important;
} 

footer.entry-footer {
  margin-top:0 !important;
}