Gecko

I made the changes to the database directly to move this project forward, it worked for the client, this project is going live. I didn’t see any js errors in chrome’s dev console.

I did investigate a couple more sites I us SlickNav on and they where fine I could select/input my color options.

I did a clean install (delete all files & the database – install wordpress) on my testing site and that fixed the issue there.

I apologize for my rant, I was frustrated with trying to get the Conditional Logic to work as I wanted!

I found the the anti-spam setting in the database, increased it to 50 and was able to continue my testing.

As for the Conditional Logic, I was not able to accomplish what I wanted, so the end solution was to use just one drop-down with all 15 location. This way the injected variable for the page link works as needed.

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I just can’t believe that you have set a limit on the number of submissions on your free version! I’m working away trying to resolve this issue on my own and bang, I received that limit message!

According to your “Dashboard” I’ve submitted 5 time today. I understand the reasoning behind pro version development to pay for you time and effort. However to limit the basic function of your free plugin is unbelievable to me.

I was seriously considering paying the $89.00 for your pro version if it would resolve my issue but now I’ll just write bad, one star reviews.

I’ve read and responded to the support ticket.

I changed this ticket back to not resolved please leave it this way until I consider it resolved!

I submitted a support ticket, #CDB-258-68665 and joined helpserve.com.

Thank you again for you reply and for the version update that did resolve the issue!

This is what I call great support, I report a problem and you fix it!

Thanks again for you work on this grate plugin.

Thank you for your reply.

When I uncheck the global option “Hide WordPress Toolbar” and then logout, the website still shows a WordPress Tool bar at the top every page.

Link to developing website: https://staging.corporatequartersusa.com/

What I want is to have the WordPress Tool bar visible only when they are logged in.

Thank you Vinod for your reply.
I can’t seem to get the right widget name for the portfolio I tried:

remove_action( 'widgets_init', 'shapely_home_portfolio' ); //remove parent theme's portfolio widget

I also tried widget-home-portfolio and jetpack-portfolio as the name of the widget but it didn’t work either.
I ended up just using css to to change the h3 font size:

.bg-dark h3 {font-size:50px;}

It works for the client.

Simple answer yes, display:none means it’s gone and cant be seen for SEO purposes. It’s better to move it off screen and hide the overflow like this.

.page-title {
position:absolute;
left:-10000px;
top:auto
overflow:hidden;
}

I resolved this issue by downloading Customizr then used FTP to overwrite all the theme files. Apparently the install through WordPress was incomplete or corrupted.

My child theme’s style.css header is:

/* 
Theme Name:		 Magnolia Inn - Customizr child
Description:	         Custom child theme For Magnolia Inn
Author:			 B & J Graphics
Template:		 Customizr
Version:		 1.0.0
*/ 

/* Theme customization starts here */

If I change Customizr to a lower case “c” then the child theme will not render.

Here’s a screen shot of the error:

I’m so sorry I left out the ! try the following.

.featurette-divider {
    margin: 2px 0 !important;
}

Thank you Denzel for pointing me in the right direction to report this issue, it’s done.

Well the quick and easy resolution was to just copy the header.php file into my child theme and edit accordingly, it now passes validation. But I really dislike this type of fix, as the header.php file in the parent Customizr theme could change in a future update thus causing more issues later.

After doing some research (see the ARIA documentation) the <header> element includes a role=banner attribute by default so using the roll=”banner” ARIA within the header element throws the warning error.

This is a default unedited Customizr theme, updated to v3.5.11 on 4-21-2017. So it really needs to be addressed by the developers. Hopefully this issue will be fixed in the next Customizr update.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Gecko.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by bdbrown.

@questas_admin,

Check out the following link, looks like just what you are looking for.

https://www.gowp.com/blog/dynamically-exclude-empty-terms-nav-menus/