1. Kindly go to Appearance » Widgets » Sidebar Main and drop drop an empty text widget there.
2. Contact form emails by default goes to admin email id, if you want to change it kindly use below shortcode and replace [email protected] with your email address.
I introduced first and second columns content through the customizer of the theme. Titles of these columns use .footercols3 h4 tag
But I introduced third column content through widgets (two menus) and they use #nav_menu-2 h3 and #nav_menu-3 h3 tags respectively.
With this code appears a blue line under h3 wodget title but this line is too large. The line should measure 40 pixels wide, just like the lines under first and second column titles.
Hello,
How can i reduce spaces as shown with yellow boxes in below screen shot?
I can delete page titles or reduce font size.
I am using very small picture 1px X 1px for the featured images of each page.
Hi Chris,
thank you for fixing this issue. Looks good now.
I found one more issue I’m having trouble with. For the blog page (“neuigkeiten”) I added the default wordpress search widget to the sidebar but the search field is behaving incorrectly.
In Safari browser the css styling doesn’t seem to apply to the search field and the search button at all. The appearance looks very strange.
In all other browsers when I start typing a search query the blue loupe-button for starting the search disappears and I cannot start the search without hitting the “enter” key.
Can you please fix this for me or instruct me how to fix it?
Kindly edit skt-restaurant-pro/functions.php and paste below code at the very end:
// Enable shortcodes in text widgets add_filter('widget_text','do_shortcode');
After that kindly go to Appearance » Widgets » Sidebar Main, drag drop a text widget, paste below shortcode there in text view and change values.
[time_table]
[time_table_row title="Monday" start="10:00 am - to - 08:00pm"]
[time_table_row title="Tuesday" start="10:30 pm - to - 09:00pm"]
[time_table_row title="Wednesday" start="09:00 am - to - 09:30pm"]
[time_table_row title="Thursday" start="09:00 am - to - 09:30pm"]
[time_table_row title="Friday" start="09:00 am - to - 05:00pm"]
[time_table_row title="Saturday" start="09:00 am - to - 04:00pm"]
[time_table_row title="Sunday" start="Closed"]
[/time_table]
Now drag drop one more text widget, paste below shortcode there in text view and change [email protected] to your email address.
I am having a similar problem. I am using the theme and the person wanting the site is insistent on using a background pic of a lake. However – in doing so – the words are hard to see. In former WP themes I was able to use a faded PNG file to use as a bkrgd as an individual page bkgrd. The CSS Code I used in the past did not work with the Bakery theme.
Not sure why but that specific box was not updating although I have had no problems changing other options and saving them. In addition since I have two other lines of css code in there I also tested deleting them to see what happens and they also remain in this case. So at some point this was working, but I’m not sure if it is worth finding out what is happening.
In stead I added the code to the style.css of the theme. Not ideal of course but got it working at least. In theory only the second line is needed in order to stop the image and the text overlapping. So I deleted the first line again since it was enlarging the box of the widget too much.
I would like to have different pages with different sidebar links.
When i use the default page and add different text widgets all of them appear in all the pages using the default template.
ie: In the hip page i would like to have hips links in the sidebar and don’t want them to appear in the knee page and viceversa.