John Allsopp
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It would be great if those sections in GD could be grayed out or a message would appear about this, but I know that’s probably asking a bit much.
Actually it is on the roadmap 🙂
July 29, 2014 at 1:08 pm in reply to: A Few Setup Questions (Feature Image, Social Media & SIdebar) #10220Hi,
The Genesis compatibility plugin adds the correct HTML wrappers to GD content and GD sidebars.
GD pages will only show the sidebar that is attached to their pages – they won’t bring in other sidebars.
It is best if you add your sidebar widgets to the GD sidebars – so add the Passionfruit Ads widget to each GD sidebar you want to show it in.Hi,
The plugin removes the GD wrappers and uses Enfold wrappers instead, so the GD width settings will have no effect.
The wrappers do respect the layout class generated by Enfold, so if your theme specifies 9/3 or 8/4 the plugin should generate the correct output classes.Hi,
Try adding this to your child theme’s style.css#bottom { clear: both; }
There are a few ways to do it, but they would all require quite a bit of modification.
Thinking out loud, you could either write a query for the pages where you want the full width search, then remove the top area from those pages, and re-hook it somewhere else…
…or…
create a new widget area just for your search, and hook that in to the top of every page.You will need to take account of whether you will have anything else in the gd top widget areas for listing / detail/ author etc – in which case, option 2 would probably make more sense.
Hi @leandrorosa,
On the homepage it is designed to be fullwidth because it accompanies the map – on the other pages it is designed to be above the content/sidebar area within the width of the main wrapper.
This is something you could change with functions in your child theme, but it is not something i would change in the compatibility plugin because it would affect everyone.Hi @migs,
Please add the following to your child theme – i will add it to the plugin’s next release
.x-colophon.bottom { clear: both; }
The widget title you mentioned doesn’t have a “widget-title” attribute, so won’t pick up the styling. I will take a look at the core files & speak to the guys to see if it needs fixing.
Hi @justjim,
I am packaging the new versions of the themes/plugins today – you’ll have access soon. Thanks for your patience 🙂
Like this >
http://dropct.com/avada/?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_place&s=Gardens&snear=&sgeo_lat=&sgeo_lon=I will add that to the next release. 🙂
Hi,
I set your permalinks to %postname% and all is well 🙂
Could you please include your URL and WP login details in a private reply, so that i can check it out for you and get you up-and-running 🙂
This reply has been marked as private.Hi @websitu,
This is standard behaviour from the core plugin, the compatibility plugin doesn’t change that.
You should either set the map width (in the widget settings) to 100%, or use a child theme to alter the display of the map.@dnosker,
Thanks for that, i will take another look at the map logic to try and cater for all scenarios.Ok, i will have to look at maybe doing something with this, but in the meantime, you could add this to your child theme
remove_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'geodir_genesis_home_sidebar', 21 ); add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'dnosker_genesis_home_sidebar', 21 ); function dnosker_genesis_home_sidebar() { global $wp; if ( $wp->query_vars['page_id'] == get_option( 'geodir_location_page' ) ) { dynamic_sidebar('geodir_home_top'); } }
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