sacredpath

You are welcome. I doubt this will be added as an option to the theme. If there are more requests for such an option, it may show up at some point, but it really is a customization issue. Luckily with CSS3, we have a lot more control over things than we used to.

Hi @micskidk, I did a bit of playing around with Shoreditch on my test site, and the vertical alignment of the menu is done with CSS, so we have to fix that with CSS. The header area is set to display: flex; so we have to use CSS to align the menu to the bottom of its parent div. Add the following to your custom CSS and see what you think. In my testing, it worked all all device screen sizes without issue, but please test in phones and small tablets, if you can, to confirm.

@media screen and (min-width: 320px) {
.site-header-wrapper {
    -webkit-align-items: flex-end;
    -ms-flex-align: flex-end;
    align-items: flex-end;
}
}

Hi there, Sela has 3 widget areas in the footer widget area. You can add widgets to each of those. If you add only one in one of the widget areas, then that widget will typically show full width, but it appears that the Google Maps embed is including a height and width in the embed code, which is causing the issue.

If you add widget to widget area 1 and 2, then they will each be 50% width. If you have widgets in 1, 2, and 3, then they will each be a third of the width.

You have two options. First if you wish to have only the map in the footer widget area, add the following to Customize > Additional CSS to force the map iframe full width.

#custom_html-5 iframe {
	width: 100%;
}

If you wish to add a text widget with your contact information, then add that widget to the 2nd footer widget area and enter your contact info there and it and the map will each occupy half of the width. (do not use in conjunction with above custom CSS as it will break things).

If you choose the second option above, then on screens 768px and narrower, the footer widget area will switch to making the widgets full width, so your contact info text widget will them display below the map.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by sacredpath.

Also, I would suggest you ask your web host if they are by chance blocking RSS somehow.

I’m not sure what is blocking your feed. When I visit other sites, my feed icon in my toobar is active, but when I visit yours, it is disabled.

I would suggest disabling all plugins and then check the feed. If it works, re-enable your plugins one-at-a-time and check the feed to find out which one is causing the issue.

Hi, I’ve filed an enhancement ticket on this and it will be added on the next update to Pique. Not sure when that will be, but I see that you have added like styling for the telephone input field type to your custom CSS. The update might not be for a while.

Thanks for bring that to our attention. I’ll pass that on to our developers.

Actually now I’m not getting the feed to validate. Did you perhaps install a plugin to disable xml-rpc?

Also at Settings > Reading under Syndication feeds show the most recent, what is that set at?

I just tested on an RSS feed validator, and it should be with the trailing forward slash.

https://jennahoward.com/feed/

Hi there, your RSS feed link should be the following.

https://jennahoward.com/feed

or

https://jennahoward.com/feed/

Some services seem to work only without the trailing forward slash and some only with it.

Hi @envelopemeow, if you want to add links to other blogs you like or follow, I would suggest creating a Custom Menu with all the links in it, and then use the Navigation Menu widget in your sidebar and assign that menu to the widget.

Ah, now i’m getting it on my iPhone 6s + and now also able to see it in my simulator.

I’m filing a bug report on this. Hopefully it will be fixed very soon, but I can’t make any promises.

In the meantime, add this custom CSS.

/*temporary fix for front page testimonial image issue*/
@media screen and (max-width: 768px) {
	.front-testimonials .jetpack-testimonial {
		margin-bottom: 150px !important;
	}
	.front-testimonials .hentry .post-thumbnail {
		bottom: -15%
	}
}

Alternately, if you wish the search engines not to index any of your images, you can edit your robots.txt file and add the following.

User-agent: Googlebot-Image
Disallow: /

This would be done through the File Manager or cPanel on your hosting account.

Hi @shockwave3, I always put the rel="nofollow" right after the

<a>

for links and linked images. It cannot be placed on images that are not linked as the nofollow is not allowed only on images. Sorry for not being clearer on that.

You will have to add that manually by switching to the HTML tab in the editor and typing it into the link code there.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by sacredpath.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by sacredpath.

I would set your site back to the parent template and then you will need to correct the code in your child theme files. Did you not create and edit the child theme? If someone else created the child theme for you, I would suggest contacting them about this error.

Alternately, set your site back to the parent template and then delete the child theme and start from scratch.