morris373

Hi NK

Thank you for replying and taking the time. I managed to rearrange the order in the ‘Saved Layouts’ and now I have what I want. I will also try the plugin you suggested.

Cheers

Colin

Hi

Website is still under development so I don’t want anyone seeing it just yet.

Just want the Top Nav Bar sticky. I have tried CSS and it didn’t work.

Thanks

Colin

Hi Cristian

It is just a local website at the moment but I wanted to add more details to the tagline but with <br>.

Colin

For me it’s:

.woocommerce ul.products li.product .price {
    color: #77a464;
    color: red!important;
}

you might have to put !important in as well, depending on the theme used.

Morris

Hi
Thanks for the information, I managed to get one product to work that had 1 SKU number for 3 products in a pack that will be sold separately.

If I have four items relating to the same product but it has sizes & colour as variants, and they have all got their own SKU’s.

ie. 156000 (Size 1, Tan), 156010 (Size 1, Black), 156100 (Size 2, Tan) & 156110 (Size 2, Black)

How can I set this up in a spreadsheet so that I can use a variable with variants? I have a number of simlar products and I need to keep the SKUs.

Cheers

Morris

Hi
I solved it, the height was set to 56.25% in CSS. I changed that setting to 20% and it worked.

CSS Style Rule:

.su-u-responsive-media-yes {
    position: relative;
    <strong>padding-bottom: 56.25%;</strong>
    height: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
}

I added another class to the Shortcode, so that, only the bottom map was effected. If I add another map on another page then the padding will not be effected.

[su_gmap class="responsive-window" height="380" address="Orange Tree Private Care, 3 Saville Dr, Sileby, Loughborough LE12 7US" zoom="10"]

then added a style rule to override padding-bottom to my desired height.

.responsive-window {
    padding-bottom: 20%!important;
}

Morris

Hi
You need to give more information about what you have produced and want to show. Looking at that link, doesn’t say what you want to do….

Morris

Hi
How have you hidden the elements for now?

Did you hide them on the single.php template? If so then normal blog or Post CPT’s won’t have a featured image also.

I would have created another single page just for your CPT.

Morris

Hi
You can use a single page with the CPT.

i.e. single-cpt.php, where cpt is equal to you Custom Post Type’s name

Copy your single page into single-cpt.php and modify the code where it outputs the feature image. I normally just add ‘//’ in front so that that code isn’t executed and if all looks OK, I then delete that line.

Resave it and you should be good to go.

I normally install another plugin that tells me the template being used. So if you have created your new page it should say it at the top in the admin menu if you have it switched it on.

Morris

Hi
Is the smaller image what you are after, is that right?

The larger image looks like it is the featured image from a blog page and probably outputted from the theme’s single template.

You would have to modify the blog page template, if you don’t need that one.

WordPress Template Hierarchy

Morris

Hi
Can you show us what it is giving you as it might be helpful.

Morris

What does Services relate to?

If a Custom Post Type (CPT), I am sure you can uncheck ‘Rewrite with Front’ found in the CPT’s Advanced Settings or it might be if it is a taxonomy.

Morris

Hi
You need to add a filter to your query that specifies your name of someone elses name.

You would normally use ‘Where’, but like you I have been on this for days and can’t get it to work.

Morris.

Hi
This is why I am confused, I’m use to doing it 1 way and whilst using Pods, I have been shown another way.

No doubt the code has come from your Pods documentation, even the code in the table has a typo so very confusing. That is my next nightmare to solve as I am getting no records back when there’s 14 in the database.

$clergy_role = get_the_term_list( $post->ID, 'clergy_role', '', '', );
                    $clergy_role = strip_tags( $clergy_role );

This is how I got the term associated with a Taxonomy on my other main website. The extra line removes the link as I don’t need it.

Morris

Hi Jory
I have tried:

$clergy_role = get_post_meta( $id, 'name', $single=true);

$clergy_role = get_post_meta( $id, 'clergy_role', 'name', $single=true);

$clergy_role = get_post_meta( 'clergy_role', 'name', $single=true);

Can’t get anything to work.

Reverend Robert Williams

Morris