Hey gustav939,

I can see that the shadow is taking effect from my end. Here’s a video showing the current state vs. deactivating that CSS rule which is currently adding the shadow: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yb3odruw23ptrgz/headshad.mov?dl=0 What browser are you unable to see it on?

Not showing in any browser. this ia what I wanted and expected by switching shadow on: box-shadow: 0px 5px 20px #0000000a !important;

Hey gustav939,

The option is not using a box shadow, but rather a linear gradient BG inside of the header as shown in the video. To use a box shadow on the transparent header, you’d need to add custom CSS as you currently have.

Hey mwmak,

1. Salient does support shape dividers, which can be added to any row: http://themenectar.com/demo/salient-promo/shape-divider/

2. You can nest a column within a column, however there are only two levels supported by the page builder.

Hey sey87,

Do you have a page header BG image or BG color set for that project? The only way that the transparent header will trigger on a portfolio project is when one of those is set. If you do, please share the project URL in regards.

Thanks in advance

Hey jstech1,

The lazy loading options in Salient are not enabled by default and would not target anything other than Salient specific elements when enabled. Could you kindly share your URL in regards so I can take a look to help?

Thanks in advance

That screenshot is accurate although it only inherits inline CSS. It doesn’t really inherit any of the page builder settings. Everything you see there is individually stylised from the text editor.

To conclude: Global CSS box doesn’t apply anything there WP bakery pb doesn’t apply any settings either

Hey saisi, could you kindly elaborate on your question relating to the footer?

Hey teenhype90210, v10.5 added in a number of accessibility changes for level A compliance including tab controls/keyboard focus highlighting, header navigation accessibility for mobile/desktop, and VoiceOver support for the mobile menu. We will indeed continue to add further compliance in the future.

ok, thx

Is that ready for download on Themeforest? If not, how can I get it?

Hey MarkusB,

11.0.1 was released last week

Cheers

Hey cwayneboss,

add this into the custom css box located in the Salient options panel > general settings > css/script related tab:

.single-post #page-header-wrap,
.single-post .heading-title {
    display: none!important;
}

Cheers

Hey MarcGarner, unforutnately the script that is powering that carousel does not have an option to scroll in that manner,

Hey AlbertoSacchetti,

add this into the custom css box located in the Salient options panel > general settings > css/script related tab:

.nectar-recent-posts-single_featured .recent-post-container {
  padding-top: 0!important;
}

GREAT! thanks alot

Glad I could help AlbertoSacchetti

Hey adiojack, I took a look at your ticket earlier today.

Thanks your patience

Hey godsky, could you please share your URL in regards so I can take a look at your setup?

Thanks in advance

Hey javizlatan,

I’d be glad to take a look and assist if you can share your URL in regards

Cheers

please, send me a private message to let you know about my domain.

Thanks!!

Hey javizlatan, you can reach out directly via the contact form on my author page: https://themeforest.net/user/themenectar

Cheers

Hey Sean!

In the WordPress customizer, you can set the Salient social style to “Determined by theme settings” http://themenectar.com/docs/salient/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/social-1.jpg
Once that option is selected, in the Salient options panel > blog tab, you can set the “Blog Header Type” to “Variable height & meta overlaid) to get the social output in the header.

Cheers

Got it, thanks !!

You’re welcome Sean

Its always the nav bar that gets discombobulated

Hey Nectar I went ahead and created a ticket because I didnt want my broken nav to be shown to everyone. Could you please continue the convo there?

Thanks lnbbroductions, I followed up with you on the support forum in regards

Cheers!

Hey djb19,

There is an option to use stars when using the Testimonial Slider element. Here’s an example page: http://themenectar.com/demo/salient-promo/testimonial-slider/

Yeah, but I’m using the testimonial single element, because I want to have them listed instead of having a slider.

Hey djb19, I’ve noted the idea in regards. For now, you could use the icon element each testimonial to manually add in your desired number of stars

Hey brainchildoriginal, are you trying to add an image as a menu item or have the image act as the BG for the entire top nav bar?

perhaps because of the plugin “Cost Calculator For WordPress”

Hey Nicko_217, I’ve noted to test with that plugin in regards

Hey katt101, add this into the custom css box located in the Salient options panel > general settings > css/script related tab:

#top .span_9>.slide-out-widget-area-toggle.mobile-icon {
   display: none!important;
} 

Awesome, Thanks!

You’re welcome katt101

Hey brianfreeman, It looks like you have the row set to “Equal height” with the Column Content position set to middle. Since the left column is taller than the right column, the right column is centered within the height of the left.