I really like how this site has a login link and search box on the banner image. But I don't understand how they control the placement so that those items end up precisely in the place where they show up. ANy advice or link to a tutorial to do something similar would be great!
Thanks,
Brian
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I am trying to share a link of the URL https://www.millerwelds.com/about/fabtech in linked in, and it does not correctly show the image and title. Most of the other pages in the site are working very well. https://www.millerwelds.com/about/sema is a similar page that shows the image and title correctly. https://www.millerwelds.com/about/fabtech incorrectly shows the "Sign up for newsletters". The page also has all og tags in place correctly, so not sure what is missing. Any ideas on what is wrong? Appreciate your help, Thanks!
I really appreciate your generosity in taking the time to help me out!
I am working on a portfolio site to showcase my graphic work on wordpress.
For most themes, when you click on a list item on the portfolio it directs you to a new page dedicated to that item. I want it to be that when you click on the link, a big popup (about half the screen) comes up that displays the contents.
Is there a way to make the page content into a popup? Is there a plugin I can use for this?
You can see what I am looking for in this site:http://www.mikekus.com/
When you click on the link for each item, it doesn't redirect you to a new page. A popup comes up with the page information. How can I do that on wordpress?
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
Here is what that site is running on: Dunked.
There are quite a few options out there for this, especially in the WordPress plugin area. One fairly barebones looking one is WP Post Popup which, as the name implies, turns your posts into modal pop-up's instead of a new page.
Not sure if there is anything out of the box that is comparable to popping up on the side like the page you linked. With some CSS work though you could probably make the one I linked above, or any of them for that matter, look as you would like.
If you want to try and make something on your own, I would recommend doing some reading up on modal windows.
I have a task to edit some content for a footer being used in a Drupal site. I've got very little experience with Drupal, but I have been able to root around and find stuff here or there over the past few days. The last time is the footer, and I can't seem to find where the content could be hiding.
In the admin under "panels" I see a "common footer" mini-panel. When I edit that, it brings me to a screen where I can edit the admin title, admin description, and name (currently common_footer). I expected a rich text editor where I could edit the body or something to that effect.
In the content list in the admin, I don't see anything that looks like it could be footer content. Can someone point me in the right direction where to look for this sort of thing?
I think there is a bug in the current version of mini panels as I cannot find the content edit link either. To edit the content of a mini panel I had to take the edit url and replace the last "edit" with "content"
For example,
I changed
admin/structure/mini-panels/list/category_landing_right/edit
To
admin/structure/mini-panels/list/category_landing_right/content
There are links to content, context and layout in the top left corner. The problem is that they look like breadcrumbs so they are easy to miss.
I need to disable parent pages in my wordpress navigation menu. I have found a few plugins that disable click-through, but hover arrow and color change are still present. Looking to simply have the parent page show as text in the menu. Here is the header.php code if needed.
http://pastebin.com/Cd4HWTTV.
Please let me know if other information is needed.
Your help is much appreciated.
Alex
I have come across this a few times before. If I understand correctly, you have something like an About Us section, but there's no content on the About Us page. You want the link in the header to redirect to the first subpage in that section, the History page for example.
The way I had to deal with this was to make About Us redirect to History using a plugin called Page Links To.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/page-links-to/
I need to create a page template for wordpress that will allow a user to upload images onto the page easily, like the native upload I suppose. Then be able to render the images on the page like this picture shows. Simple 3 columns, with image, then title and description under it. The images can just be static even, dont need to link or lightbox out.
Any thoughts on how I can do this?
Thank you.
(source: skitch.com)
The PhotoSmash plugin does pretty much exactly what you want.