I'm making a site with plone, and when I first started working with portlets, they suddenly were at the bottom of the page. In the picture, "Noticias" is a right column portlet.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23574503/portlet.jpg
I wanted to have the left and right collumn portlet layout back. I don't really know how have I done this, the only code I changed was the current theme css and this behaviour is not related to the theme, as it also happens with the default one.
Anyone has suggestions?
Thank you for the help.
edit: If I change the theme on ##theme-controlpanel from sunburst to plone classic, the columns work.
according to your screenshot you've installed a special theme
("theme by css templates plone integration by nekorin")
most probably the columns are re-arranged by this theme. if you deactivate this theme you'll get the default behaviour (left and right) back.
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I use Astra (latest version) and Elementor 3.64, tried to switch off every plugin, clear cache, restore CSS and change CSS setting to external file, nothing helps.
I have some products in my catalog, and those product posts that I have created previously seem to have no problem with CSS.
But when I create a new product, the page has no margins or paddings whatsoever. The most interesting thing is that when I start editing previous product posts, the margins and paddings also disappear there. That's why I try not to change other "healthy" posts with Elementor, because it ruins them.
I tried looking at the CSS code through F12, it shows that CSS codes for ast-separate-container and ast-woocommerce-container simply disappear and I have no clue why that happens. Other pages that I haven't opened with Elementor have these code lines with all margins and paddings. Somebody help?
Normal page: https://atomycatalog.kz/product/atomi-centella-nabor/
Ruined page:
https://atomycatalog.kz/product/atomi-dorozhnyj-nabor-6-dlya-ochishcheniya/
Have you tried updating Elementor to version 3.7.0 before?
I've got news from some friends that there is a bug in version 3.7.0 which makes some layouts messy, they say downgrading still doesn't change anything.
The only way they fix the messy layouts problem is with restore the database if you have any backup for the version on date where you feel everything is still fine.
Elementor developer team will work hard to fix this bugs in the next update. I am sure of it
If this doesn't help you, come back and ask again:)
I'm trying to customize a theme that I bought for WordPress.
My knowledge in PHP is null, because I use King Composer as the editor that comes with the subject.
I am starting to modify parts of the theme, but the main cover, which I show in the capture, I can not change the background image of the beginning of my site.
They are two different images that alternate, and the text that each one has.
I leave the link to my site, I guess I offer them a lot so they can help me, but looking for the files I do not know how to edit, so I use King Composer.
I've seen tutórales, but they focused on blog and I did not find a way to solve this, like changing the images of the slider.
Sorry to offer you just this, if you give me more ideas so you can help me.
Thank you.
http://howello.bolvo.com/
Your slider is controlled by a plugin called Revolution slider.
You should see an option for this in the wordpress admin menu on the main side bar to the left. You can change the image by finding the correct slide (as i presume there will be multiple) and editing it.
You can find the documentation here: https://www.themepunch.com/revslider-doc/slider-revolution-documentation/
I'm seeing now (2) navigation menus on my site when I upgraded my drupal with latest core update (Drupal 7 latest).
Shown below:
This is showing the same links, just the first in nice styling, the other in a plain html dropdown (the undesired one)
I am using the drupal classic theme
I'm search in the code, through numerous menus, etc. to try to remove it and nothing seems to give.
What is causing this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Go to Appearance, and check if you have proper settings for your menu: for odd reasons they might come up in your active theme...
I`m rebuilding my old website into drupal 7.
I decided to use the drupal bootstrap theme, because my older website also uses bootstrap.
Bootstrap theme
By default the drupal navbar is included in this theme, but one thing is missing. It doesn't support the active css class. Altough the mouse over works fine, i'do need a way to make links active, depending on what page is visited. So for example if the main page is visited, the class should change into active, like the images shows right here.
I know there are some ways to do this with jquery, but the solution i found don't seem to work on a when i fully change to page. On my old website i added and removed the active class using the url, but since my goal is to make it easy to add and remove pages i don't can come up with an idea to do this.
I've found out that the drupal menu_block module adds the active class, so that's been solved. Tough now i`m stuck at a new problem, which has to do with the default block style, i asked it here.
I am using the premium responsive theme in Drupal 7 to create a site. In the theme the front page has a slideshow on it. Is it possible to make the slideshow appear on the top of every page?
EDIT
So I was messing around with this a little more and I tried bringing the code into page.tpl.php so that it would appear on all pages, but nothing happened. I then tried doing it on the maintenance.tpl.php page, and still nothing happened. Any ideas out there?
It seems like we're working on a similar problem, but since you helped answer my question I thought I'd help you out. In the templates folder you have to create a new page--front.tpl.php (which I'm sure you have), and put it the code from this website:
Go Here
This will make your front-page unique, and you can copy the similar code to your page.tpl to make changes to the remaining nodes.