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Topic: Styling blog pages
I would like to create a global style for my blog pages but I'm not sure how to achieve this. all I really want to do is ad a header image that will appear on all blog pages. So I started by defining the blog page in settings and then thought I would be able to style the blog page with visual composer but once I assign the blog page in settings the editor in the page settings goes missing.
Can anyone please help me with this? I am using Altitude Pro.
Thanks
Topic: Altitude anchors
Ok I hope I can explain what I want to achieve here and someone can help me out.
I am using Altitude Pro and have created a page for services. I am using Visual Composer and Sticky Widget plugin. When the page scrolls the menu on the left sticks which I want I want to achieve. Now what I would like to do is add anchors to the menu items that will scroll to the relevant sections on the page. For instance the first side menu item is Home Loans and the menu link is: mysite/services/#homeloans So the question is can I add that class to Visual Composer rows so the anchor link scrolls to the section?
Thanks
Hello everyone,
i try it now since 5 days to fix it. But i am desperate. ^^.
Thats my test-site (Genesis Framework - Parallax Pro):
http://smilingtara.com/index.php/25-2/
i made it with visual composer and the addons.
I deleted the modifications, to explane it better.
You see above willkommen bei smiling tara a white color. I can fix it. No problem and under Hier geht es zum Blog! i can fix the white field too.
Now In my browser works fine. If i show it in other modus like tablet or smartphone, it looks terrible.
How i can pull the text with willkommen bei smiling ..... under the parallax menue and deleted the white space?
And works all responsive?
I hope you can help me 🙂
[Resolved]Topic: Visual Composer or Genesis Extender Page Builder
Hello Everyone,
I am new to Genesis Framework, Please guide me if i should use WP Baker Visual Composer or Genesis Extender Plugin for Genesis Child theme. My Main Concern is Clean Code for Website making it more Fast, Print friendly CSS and Mobile First.
Appreciate your valued advice.
Warmest,
Amol
What’s Beneath the Webface
Hi! I am struggling to configure my Genesis framework to get me a full width 12/12 columns content so that i could use the Visual Composer plugin to make further modification. Thanks in Advance.
Hi all,
I'm in the middle of developing a site for a friend photographer.
She wants a 'masonry' style homepage and portfolio pages.
But this masonry must conform to certain rules:
Images are always square (1:1) or double square (2:1 or 1:2).
At the moment I've build the homepage following these rules and she is very happy with it:
http://mgf.woohoodesign.nl
The homepage is a combination of 5 posts and 6 menu-items (Styling, Kinderen etc.) linking to the 6 different parts of her portfolio.
I use the Genesis Extender plugin (from Cobalt Apps) to build the homepage. It consists of 11 widgets in which I use the 'Genesis Sandbox - Featured Content' plugin to get all the content displayed. The beauty of this plugin is that you can offset which post or page (with thumbnail) to display in a certain widget.
A similar layout will be used for the 6 portfolio pages, where about 10 - 12 photo's will be displayed. I can use the same technique as I've done for the homepage, but that means that there will be another 60 or more widgets to be controlled from the WordPress Widgets page. But I don't think that's a very clever way to do this.
What I really would like to do, is create some logic so every Portfolio page with 10-12 photo's is rendered dynamically within the strict (squares and double squares) masonry-like layout.
At this moment I don't know how to do this, or where to look for an easy or understandable solution.
I can't and will not ask for a complete solution, but I would like to be pointed in the right direction.
Maybe it can be done with the use of the Genesis Extender plugin, or maybe with Visual Composer (Although I have not had any good results using Visual Composer. It might be possible to build a page that looks like the layout I made for the homepage, but I haven't found out (yet) how to 'connect' all these individual parts together. As far as I know, they can only be treated as individual elements and that is not what I want).Any help is very much appreciated.
[Resolved]Topic: Cropped Thumbnail Images (It's NOT the Media Settings…)
Hello-
I have a Genesis theme that is calling the wrong image into the thumbnail for a featured image. It's not the media settings.
I know this because the theme creates many different cropped versions of the same image upon upload, even more than the default. Out of all the extra image sizes and thumbnails the theme creates when you upload an image, the thumbnail image size is set to "360x200". The theme also creates a "360x165" sized image. In this case there are two image sizes in question: 360x200 and 360x165.
Currently the theme calls the 360x200 sized image for post thumbnails. However this makes the images look cropped (see episode 47 and 48 in the URL below). After some troubleshooting I discovered that the solution would be to simply have the theme call the 360x165 sized image.
How do I get the theme to simply call the 360x165 image for thumbnails? Is there another solution I am missing?
BTW I am also using visual composer, which I believe is the true culprit.
NOTE: I included the URL to the page in question, but keep in mind I have done a couple hackie solutions to make a few of them look "right". Ignore all other posts except "Episode 48" and "Episode 47". To recreate the problem, follow these steps:
1. Use inspect element on the thumbnail image for Episode 47
2. In the inspector, use the "edit with HTML" feature to change the image file name from "Vape-Radio-Episode-47-360x200" to "Vape-Radio-Episode-47-360x165"
3. Observe that the image fits properly and is no longer cropped.Thanks for any help! This is driving me crazy!
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