Hi,

use this CSS:

.lsvr-townpress-menu-widget__item--level-0 { border-color: #0000FF; }

Lubos

Thank you!

I think that another possible solution would be to align left but control spacing between footer widgets in order to arrange them more or less equally spaced between each other.

Use this CSS:

.footer-widgets__column:last-child { text-align: center; }

Thank you! That worked fine.

Hi,

you can to set posts sidebars under Appearance / Customize / Standard Posts.

Lubos

Thank you Lubos! That worked.

Hi, yeah I’ve read that the tag was no longer used.

Just the main page titles they are all justified left.

Well, even if the tag still worked, adding it to each title would be pretty bad way of doing it. Just add this to your custom CSS:

.main__title { text-align: center; }

Thank you, great as always

Hi,

have you added your OpenWeatherMap.org API key under Appearance / Customize / Misc?

Lubos

Maybe something related to explorer? I use Firefox 76.0.1. I’ll try to purgue cache or something.

Thanks Lubos!

Try to hard refresh your browser via CTRL + R

Cleaning cache solved the problem, thanks!

Hi,

breadcrumbs will display only if the path to home is longer than 2. The single page without parent would display only “Home” link which would look pretty weird IMHO.

Lubos

Hi,

you mean regular blog (news) post? And do you want to do it for a specific post or for all of them? And I assume you still want to keep it on archive page, right?

Lubos

Thanks for responding… Yes for a blog news post I wanted to be able to move the featured image to the bottom or hide it completely. This would be only on a targeted few posts, not all of them.

The quickest way would be to use CSS like this to hide it:

.single-post.postid-X #main .post__thumbnail { display: none; }

Replace X with the ID of desired post (you can see the ID in the URL when you edit the post in admin).

To target multiple posts, use it like this:

.single-post.postid-X #main .post__thumbnail,
.single-post.postid-Y #main .post__thumbnail,
.single-post.postid-Z #main .post__thumbnail { display: none; }

If you want to add an image to the bottom, simply insert an image into the content.

I honestly do not really think there is a need for a ecommerce functionality in a municipality theme. I would rather keep the theme focused instead of bloating it with as many features as possible. But never say never of course. It may happen, just not in the near future I suppose. Feel free to tell me how are you using the theme and why do you need Woocommerce support and maybe it will help me to change my mind on that a little.

Ad breadcrumbs / sidebar: you will have to do some custom coding for 100% integration. For example for breadrcrumbs, you can use “lsvr_townpress_add_to_breadcrumbs” hook. If you are not afraid of coding and some trial and error, take a look into inc/bbpress/actions.php line 49 on how I managed to make breadcrumbs work for forums (bbPress plugin). Feel free to copy the whole block to your child theme functions.php and experiment with it. As for the sidebars, take a look on lines 66 and 80 in the same file. This link will also come handy https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/conditional-tags/

I’ve used the theme exactly for that, a local town website. I was hoping to add a shop area to sell local items and ‘town’ products. Think Calendars, mugs and small gifts.

I appreciate the the help and will crack on, I’ve been experimenting this morning although it seems I have a lot to learn with PHP and hooks.

Just make sure to do it via a child theme. Do not rename hooks (filters), rename just functions (each function need an unique name). Take a look at the link from my previous reply for Woocommerce specific conditional functions, take inspiratin from the inc/bbpress/actions.php file and I am sure you will make it work sooner or later.

Hi,

have you followed the documentation in After Demo Import and Post-Installation Setup chapters? http://docs.lsvr.sk/townpress.wp/#demo-import-after

Also please note that demo images are not included.

Lubos

Hi,

1.) you can have only four columns max, but you can have more widgets than four. They will just stack as additional rows. But you can also try different approach: use one column with one widget – some sort of image slider or image grid / gallery which will display more images at once.

2.) try this CSS:

.footer-widgets .widget_media_image .widget__inner img { display: inline; }
.footer-widgets .widget_media_image { text-align: center; }

Lubos

Hi,

1.) I think that the best regular option is to use a gallery, but the problem is that I ´m not able to introduce the option for opening the URL of my partners in a new window.

I am trying now the image slider or image grid option. Do you recommend some plugin or tool more suitable for this theme?

2.) Great, working perfectly.

Thank you,

Can’t recommend anything specific, but I am sure you will find something usable in the official repository.

Hi,

glad you’ve sorted it out!

Lubos

Hi,

it doesn’t seem like you’ve set the mobile menu correctly under Appearance / Menus. See the documentation http://docs.lsvr.sk/townpress.wp/#menus

Please note that your support has expired. If you need further assistance, please renew it under your ThemeForest account / Downloads. Thanks

Lubos

Hi,

1.) try this CSS:

.footer-widgets a { color: #FFF; }

2.) It is already dark on my end, but feel free to try this CSS:

.footer-text { color: #424242; }

3.) Try this

@media ( max-width: 991px ) {
.header-background { display: none; }
}

Mobile version depends entirely on the screen resolution. So if you turn your mobile horizontally and it has big enough resolution then yes, it appears as a desktop design. That’s how responsive websites work.

Lubos

Try to add this CSS under Appearance / Customize / Additional CSS:

.leaflet-container { z-index: 10; }

Let me know if it fixed the issue please.

Yes the problem is solved. Thank you very much for your quick response

Great. I will include this fix in the next update.

BTW, if you are enjoying the theme then the 5 star rating will be very appreciated (you can leave it under your account / Downloads). Thanks a lot!

Hi,

try this one:

.header-logo { display: block; margin: auto; }

Lubos

WORKING! Thanks

BTW I just included an option for that in the latest theme update, so feel free to remove this CSS, update the theme and then go to Appearance / Customize and enable Center Logo option.

If you made any code modifications to the parent theme, then you will lost them on the theme update. So I would advise to move all such modification into the child theme ASAP. I mentioned how important is to use the child theme in the documentation.

Ok I understand! Can you Suggest me an easy way to transfer it to the child theme? or the only way is to do it manually from scratch?

I do not know what kind of modifications you’ve made. If you edited template files like header.php, footer.php or anything under page-templates or template-parts folders you can just copy those files to the child theme (preserve the relative path). If you edited functions then you can just copy those functions in your child theme functions.php etc. This is a broad topic and not something which is covered under theme support. Please consult the WordPress codex https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/ or just try searching the sites like https://stackoverflow.com if you need more help with the customization. It is about following the best practice so you can still update the parent theme without breaking anything.

Hi,

you will have to edit the code to pull it off. Just copy the footer.php file from the parent theme to your child theme and put your code after line 3. You may want to use ACF plugin, which will allow you to prepare the content in the backend and then put a small code snippet into the file to display it.

Lubos