toni141

Thanks! Yes, all of my sites are custom built. I will definitely use your theme again, because I like it the best of all. The design, however, will be mine.

Your sample pages look great! My home page was not like yours. I dunno what was causing it, but I will use your theme again ’cause it is truly much leaner than others, but yet has the main functions set up. I really like the OneColumn theme!!

Just posted a reply, but it has disappeared. Sorry if this one duplicates it.

I did switch to another theme because I needed to get the website underway and wasn’t sure when I would hear back from you. I really wanted to use your theme because I really liked it when I built the last site where it worked perfectly. The last site did not have a blog page though.

As I outlined above, the home page had the blog sidebar on the top, then a gray line, followed by the home page text below. I finally tried removing the get sidebar call in page.php and index.php but it still showed the same way. All other pages were correct.

I switched to several other themes, and they showed home and the blog as they are supposed to be. I don’t know what was happening, but it was not correct.

Tried a new database, version 4. That didn’t work either. Nothing’s working.

I went back to older versions and made a new database:
WP = 4.4.1
OneColumn = 3.9

I have used these versions together before, but on that site I only had a static home page without a blog page. These versions worked great on it.

I tried the same thing in this new site, setting only a static home page, but I still got the blog page on top of home and the home page at the bottom.

Then I added the Twenty Eleven theme, and it did work with only a static home page. Added a Blog page and made that setting, and that worked also, along with the static home page.

Now I’m wondering if it’s because I’m using MySQL 5, rather than 4.

Forgot the versions:

WP = 4.5.2
OneColumn = 4.6

Make sure you only delete these lines under @media screen, not the ones up in the top of the css. @media screen are always the settings for the smaller width devices.

The following 3 lines under @media screen and (max-width:767px) towards the bottom, are the ones that change it to the toggle menu. Delete all 3 of them. I don’t know if this is the recommended way because if you ever want it back, the coding is gone. I always work in a copy of the original css, and save the original in case I need to add something back.

.nav-head ul {display:none;}
.nav-head {padding:0;}
.nav-head select {display:block; width:100%; height:35px; margin:0 auto 0; font-size:1em; line-height:1.2em; color:#333; background:#f8f8f8; border:0;}

I figured this out. I coded all of one group’s dropdown menu-items in to one width. Here’s what I did:

Our Trips dropdown:
.nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-32, .nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-842, .nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-841,
.nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-63, .nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-1065, .nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-1165 {width: 195px !important;}

Your Trip dropdown:
.nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-68, .nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-840, .nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-67,
.nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-66, .nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-59 {width: 243px !important;}

Canyoneers Story dropdown:
.nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-61, .nav-head ul ul li#menu-item-60 {width: 171px !important;}

And I also set the below to width auto (this also has a white background ’cause I have a small space between the submenu items and I don’t want the page text to show between them):

.nav-head ul ul {display:none; position:absolute; width:auto; top:100%; background:#fff; padding-right:11px;}

Yes, the css code is in the description detail to highlight the different item numbers for sizes, colors, prices, etc. All descriptions are very short and was hoping I get could use the detail listing and have everything show there so viewers wouldn’t have to click to see each product. The site is here, but I’ve put the listing back to thumbnail.

https://canyoneers.com/wordpress/?page_id=37

The thumbnail listing works good, but think I’ll talk my client into buying the plugin just to have the next/previous links available. Too much clicking back and forth.

I got the location figured out, but the detail listing doesn’t show the css code that’s in the product description. It runs it altogether. Anyway to get it to show the styling?