pict3000

Stephen,

I did not get any errors when I left out the dependency like this:

wp_enqueue_script( 'wow-js', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/wow.min.js', array(), '', 'all' );

But hey, I’m eternally grateful for your suggestion to enqueue scrollReveal in the header that way. It worked! I still have to get wow.js to work, though, just so it won’t bug me ??

The same problem occurs with scrollReveal.js — really simple to implement on non-wordpress site but not working on my onetone-pro/wordpress site.

Huh??? Everything is enqueued. Markup is correct.

Near the top of your menu edit page, there is a pull-down menu next to the words “select a menu to edit:”. Is your new menu selected there with the words (handheld menu) in parentheses?

If not, try again. With your new handheld menu selected in that pull-down, tick the box that says “Handheld Menu” near the bottom of the menu edit page. And make sure you’re not falling prey to the usual cache problem. Clear your cache if changes aren’t working and see if that helps.

Your code looks fine.

To fix that mobile menu toggle issue go to the Menus section of your admin panel. Duplicate your Primary Menu and give the duplicate menu a title like “mobile menu”, or whatever. Then at the bottom of the page in a section called Menu Settings check the box that says Handheld Menu. Click on the Save Menu button. Now that “handheld” menu will appear in small screens and toggle as it should.

This is how I fixed it.

Onetone’s stylesheet had this in it (mistake maybe?):

.home-container {
	width:1120px;
        etc.,
        etc... }

So in my child-theme’s style.css I put

.home-container {
	width:auto; }

I’d like to thank you pict3000 for all your help!

Additional helpful information:

The unwanted “Services” section behavior is only with Safari (7.1.4). It does NOT occur with Chrome or Firefox. This “3rd-column-wrapping event” occurs when the browser window is dragged out to 1120 px wide. Once the 3rd column jumps all the way to the left, if I refresh the browser, the 3 columns appear side-by-side again — as they should — until I again change the window size. Then the 3rd column again jumps back to the left side of the page.

I have tried removing my child-theme’s functions.php and my style.css, and the problem persists, so that eliminates either of those files as the culprit.

Please help.

You helped me find the problem by including that codex link. I wouldn’t have ever read it again if not for that. I thought I remembered all of that from my experience with my first site, however I had completely forgotten the part about activating my child theme in Appearance -> Themes.

All I had to do was activate my child theme and voila…

Thanks for your help, Martin!

Don’t mention it. Glad to help.

Wow, that worked! Thanks pict3000!

The solution for a single panel accordion — and that’s where the problem lies, a single panel won’t be active by default — is to add
collapsible: true, active: false
to the jquery function, like this:

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
		$( "#accordion" ).accordion({
			collapsible: true, active: false
		});
	});

Maybe duplicating products will be the easiest thing to do here? Then just change the other details.

Yes, and I do that whenever it’s possible. It just wasn’t a possibility in this case. Thanks for the reply, James!

That did the job. You are a titan! Thanks.

BTW the link to my site is

https://4ninths.com/

To see which menu I’m referring to, resize/minimize your browser window until the main menu at the top of the page changes into a drop down menu.

So that I can mark this issue has been resolved…

Andrew said:

What’s the full name please: get***Pixels()

That refers to getWallPixels() and getArtPixels()