Sorry, there is no issue with Salient WP Bakery… the issue was elsewhere.. Thank you

Hey ebrek1, I’m glad that you got it sorted

Kind regards

Please do feel free to send me the beta theme though if you have a moment

Hey shaky512,

I am seeing the smaller amount of padding on your header navigation from my end as well. You probably just need to clear the cache from your performance plugin (litespeed).

Kind regards

Hey reganmcgregor,

The final release is actually around the corner at this point—we’ve already issued the final pre-release version to the beta group. However, I’ve still followed up with your request via email

Cheers

Hey Marvin0892,

That will be corrected in the next release. For now, you can fix that by adding the following snippet into the custom CSS box located in the Salient options panel > General Settings > CSS/Script related tab:

ol ul li {
    list-style: disc;
}

Kind regards

Hey MAJMonaco, you would need to use CSS to adjust the padding for small desktops only. An example of that would look like:

@media only screen and (max-width: 13000px) {
.top-row-padding-adjust {
  padding-top: 6vh!important; 
}
.top-row-padding-adjust {
  Padding-bottom: 6vh!important; 
}
}

This assumes you’ve added the class names “top-row-padding-adjust” and “top-row-padding-adjust” to your first and last rows within that element.

Hello! That’s perfect, thanks!

You’re welcome, MAJMonaco

This floating navigation is in the https://themenectar.com/salient/service/ and https://themenectar.com/salient/app/.

Hey zingbot,

Those get added from enabling “Page Full Screen Rows” option: https://ibb.co/5cqwzsX

Kind regards

Hey BWebDesign2015,

You can bind an event listener to the window event that gets triggered on open:

nectar_quickview_init

See salient/nectar/woo/js/quick_view_actions.js in regards

Cheers

Hi, thanks can this be added to be done via chidl theme would i just add nectar/woo/js/quick_view_actions.js to child theme same folder structure

Hey BWebDesign2015,

You could dequeue/register that file from your child theme, however, there already is the ability to bind custom JS using the “nectar_quickview_init” event from another source without the need to edit the file directly. e.g.

Kind regards

No problem, mrittman

It looks like that may be related to the combination of your header settings. You can remove it for now by adding the following snippet into the custom CSS box located in the Salient options panel > General Settings > CSS/Script related tab:

.container-wrap {
  min-height: 0!important;
}

Kind regards

Wow, thank you so much!

You’re welcome, mrittman

Hey nacaodesign,

Yes, you could use the filter “nectar_post_grid_excerpt” to add any additional content to each post item. Here’s a code snippet example that queries for a custom post meta field and appends it to the display:

Kind regards

Hey MarcGarner, that metric won’t be actively used in rankings until March of 2024. But, yes, we’ll be taking it into consideration With future updates. However, it’s also possible that third party JS from plugins you may have active are causing that to be higher than normal as I’m seeing a range of 200-350ms in the base theme.

Kind regards

Hey timtimtim,

#header-outer #logo {
  pointer-events: none;
}

Kind regards

Thank you!!

You’re welcome, timtimtim

Hey mrittman,

While we have preferred to provide a set of options to enable header simple yet powerful header customization, adding a traditional header builder is indeed an item on the wishlist—I’ve added your +1 for the idea

Kind regards

Yeah I think this has been requested for several years now. I can only assume it probably won’t happen at this point. That being said, I can certainly understand it being quite an undertaking, as the header content is built into the core of the salient theme.

Hey mrittman,

while it would be a large undertaking, it’s definitely not off of the table

Hey webspacedesignuk,

Unfortunately, there’s no way to handle that without creating a custom JavaScript event to track the scroll position and then modify the display of your row once the bottom has been reached. Salient does not offer any built-in functionality to assist with that.

Kind regards

Hey Fixedman, it seems you’ve accidentally posted the same comment twice.

Yes, sorry

Hey Fixedman, if you’ve already ruled out a possible third party plugin conflict by temporarily deactivating any you may have active, please open a ticket on the support forum in regards.

Thanks in advance

I will do.

Thank you, Fixedman

Hey svtmuscle!

When editing your image in the page builder, you can specify a custom max width to constrain the size: https://ibb.co/C6WysKT

Kind regards

Hey mrittman!

We always keep page speed and specifically the core web vitals in mind with theme development. The Interaction to Next Paint (INP) metric is already available to see when testing in lighthouse, but it won’t officially replace the current FID until 2024 as you pointed out.

Kind regards

Thank you!

You’re welcome, mrittman

Hey sak1b,

You could achieve something very similar using the page builder, however, you would need to do that manually as there are no pre-made templates like that currently.

Kind regards

To make some customization like that, will it make the theme slow?

Hey sak1b, no – customizing the design to suit your own needs will not affect the performance.

Kind regards

Hey giveitwebstudios, since I can’t replicate that locally and have not seen other reports of a similar issue, kindly open a ticket on the support forum in regards.

Thanks in advance

Hey quomo,

Since you have custom multi-line content in your header, you’ll need to supply a hint for the height of that to prevent this from occurring. Here’s a snippet which should fix it:

@media only screen and (min-width: 999px) {
body #header-space {
  height: 270px;
}
}

Kind regards