This topic contains 13 replies, has 5 voices, and was last updated by 
-
Posts
-
I really enjoyed using Weaver X, and will always use the X-treme plus plugin with it for all the extra features. Great theme! Great plugin!
As always, feedback welcome:Perhaps the opacity look is too high on the 3 images at the bottom of the home page – look just a little too faded to me.
But, really, wow. I don’t think it would have been very easy to build that with Weaver II.
Don’t know if it was easy with Xtreme, but I don’t see too much that looked really hard to do.
I think maybe there is an issue for small tablet size. The desktop and phone both have menus, but none on the smalltablet size.
If you have plus, you can inprove the layout of the footer widget area. Right now I guess you are using 3 columns, so when they stack 2 on top of 3 you have an empty space on the right of the bottom one.
Instead you can use the custom width boxes and use
desktop 33,34,33;
smalltablet 50,50;100;
phone 100;100;100;
You can also try to center the text in the widgets by adding the rule below in The footer Widget Area BG CSS+ box
.widget {text-align:center;}
How did you do the opacity on the front page for those 3 images?
It’s a nice looking site.Thanks everyone for the the feedback.
@weaver – I believed I fixed the issue with no menu appearing on a small tablet. I don’t have a small tablet, but if someone can take a look and let me know if there is a menu on a small tablet, I’d appreciate it.@scrambler – I added the custom widths to the footer. I also centered them with the code you gave me, but I prefer the left alignment.@gr8fl – The 3 images on the front page were created in Photoshop. I added them to the bottom of the page to kind of balance it.Thanks again.You shouldn’t need a small tablet – just start with a wide desktop browser window, then slowly shrink its width – you can see the layout conform to the three widths: desktop, small-tablet, phone.
When I shrink the browser, I do see a transition from regular horizontal menu on Large screen, to a black opened vertical menu on small tablet, size screen, to a traditional slide open mobile menu on phone size screen
Thanks Guys!
Nicely done! Really like the cleanness of it. I do struggle to read the content of the footer though, especially the links. Maybe a bit more contrast?
Thanks Lambert! I’ll have to take another look at the footer.
What did you do to make the header sticky?
@gr8fl –
I don’t receive notifications of new posts, so I am very delayed in answering your question.As Weaver wrote, I put the rule in Advanced Opts/ HTML Insertion. I added a DIV to restrict the header within 1000px. I also added a Hide if Mobile device so I could use the hamburger icon and a primary menu on mobile view (the sticky header would be too small). Here is my code if it helps you:[hide_if device=mobile] <div style=”max-width:1000px;margin:0 auto;”><a href=”http://chippendalehoa.net”><img class=”alignleft size-full wp-image-497″ src=”http://chippendalehoa.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/choa-logo.png” alt=”Chippendale Logo” width=”490″ height=”94″ margin/></a></div> [extra_menu menu_name='mini menu' menu_style='none' menu_type='horizontal'][/hide_if]
I don’t receive notifications either despite repeated attempts to correct (including new accounts using other email programs).
Thank you for the code above.BTW – I did find a calender widget that has far less overhead than the other one (shall remain nameless). Check it out > https://wordpress.org/plugins/event-organiser/ It has a few glitches, but the developer is seemingly on top of things and this seems to satisfy what we need for an events manager.
You must be logged in to reply to this topic.