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Ahhhhh…I get it. If you have 99 posts, the big grid displays posts 1-5 of the category and the archive lists posts 6 – 99.

Got it. Understood 100%

OK so THIS is my goal:

– I want PAGE with big grid.
– I want block 11 below that lists posts

BUT BUT BUT

– I need a horizontal list of pages between them that looks JUST like the horizontal category archive menu on a category page.

In other words, I have category global settings as Style 1, Article display view of M11. But in between them, there is a horizontal menu of categories.

I want a section that would list my pages w/ the css / layout that matches your horizontal menu of categories because its PERFECT for smartphones / mobile phones / androids / iphones. I dont want my mobile users to have to open the “td-demo-header-menu” on their mobile because it appears on the left and its not always clear how to switch pages. I want them to simply click the page links. Thats it. Just as if it were that horizontal category menu…but its a list of pages.

Get it?

Is there a way for you to take the php that creates that horizontal category menu, change it so that it lists pages instead…and then tell me how to insert it into the space between my chosen layout: Big Grid on top, horizontal page menu in the middle, block 11 on the bottom?

Thanks again for the help;

I’ve added the css (like before) see screenshot – however when refreshing the page in a normal browser and resizing it to mobile size or even with my iphone6 plus – i don’t see the menu. Could this be a server caching issue or is something else wrong?

http://www.screencast.com/t/tpQ6Or3c6Zq

Cheers again

Hi

Please check this topic, Lucian posted a solution here:: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/top-menu-bar-doesnt-show-on-mobile/

Thanks!

Hi Andrei,

by centering the menu like described above the mobile menu view is broken. Is there a way to center via css and have both, the mobile menu and the desktop menu centered?

desktop view: http://screencast.com/t/anOUbh6W
mobile, responsive view: http://screencast.com/t/anOUbh6W

thanks!

Hi Emil
sorry but I’ve done what suggested, but it’s always the same. The correct path of custom font is charged with a wrong path while the navigation is made from different page then the home page.
Please also remember the other fonts issue regarding mobile phone menu and NEWS TICKER TITLE (doesn’t change the css directive for .td-trending-now-title)
I’m sending you an email with the login credential

Tks
Roberto

hi everyone …

i have seen the page megamenu option in the manual og the new theme version. the thing is, that i do undestand how to integrate a page via it’s id into the menu. but what i do NOT understand is, what i would have to do with a page to show up the things i would like to see …

i (of course guess) that i will have to create a page 😉 … But whats next?

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So i have tried to install (once again) the uber menu. And i must say, that i came just a few steps more ahead than in my past unsuccessfull tests. I made it appear in my main menu. and it shows up as its configured now. that is really a success for my skill-level! 🙂

But: i do have a problem with a “double-menu” on mobile devices. i cannot find out how to unattach the uber menu from mobile devices. I have found the link to the integration manual on the uber website. but this integration is for the old version of the theme. so i cannot “simply” uncheck the uber menu for my mobile menu, as described there.

the old theme version had 4 menu locations? (header, main, footer, mobile) is that correct? and version 6 only has three of them? (header, main, footer)

so there is no more specific mobile location menu in version 6? how could i get rid off the uber menu on other devcices than desktop an tablet versions of my site?

best regards 🙂
Torsten

Hi

By default the theme changes the header background to black on mobile devices, but you can customize it as you like with custom css like here: http://screencast.com/t/kprRELdlKXF8

@media (max-width: 767px) {
.td-header-wrap .td-header-menu-wrap-full, .td-footer-wrapper{
background-color: red!important;
}
}

Thanks!

I find the plugin very stable now, I would say it’s 5 times better than what I had available originally 8/9 months ago, when I started this as a hobbie at first. Again, I recommend a decent server, the cheapest one will require work to stay fast and deliver a pleasant user experience (like CDN, cache, optimized images, etc)

Dates are now easily set, used to be an headache. Depends what one consider “small things” I guess 🙂 everything that is standard or mainstream works very well.

Comments are not affected by the plugin (except for the labels of the input fields ofc), a comment made in a post, regardless of its content or its language, will appear in all versions (languages) of the post/page. I remember I stumbled upon an extension/plugin which allowed to show comments separated per language, I see it can be useful in some cases but it is not for mine, a least for now, so I never used/tested it. Out of the box, no option is given to the user commentating in regard of classifying a post as being in any particular language.

Menus are great, I just need to customize the theme or the plugin to show a flag in mobile, between the icons of search and slide the menu. Right now is ok but (just one click away) but I kindda like gimmicks

You can have a look at http://www.infoporto.pt but I still have some bugs and it might not be the best example because it has some customizations and custom post types and custom post fields… I just started January and I have other things not related to the site it self to deal with… The hobbie became serious but I had to focus first on one language first because, in my case, there’s a will to have some depth in the differences of the contents of each language (2 so far, soon professionals will be hired to translate a more solid number). I also had delays in releasing “final” and complete version of my site cause of constant developments, newspaper seems to support child themes and custom post types now so I need to check out that first before continuing to fine tune the custom functions I already made.

I was looking to get an answer to the same question and the main reasons I have to use the admin bar are:

1. Because of buddypress options that get added to the admin bar. How do we add buddypress fields to the tagdiv login modal?

2. Tagdiv login modal can only launch from the header menu (top bar of tagdiv) – which is not responsive (is not sticky for mobile screens). How can we get the tagdiv login modal to launch from other places in the UI?

Even when I use the buddypress admin bar – it gets hidden behind the tagdiv main menu. Is there a way to make sure that tagdiv menu doesn’t hide the buddypress flyout?

http://snag.gy/NLNtK.jpg:

Hi

If you want the same color on the mobile version you can use custom css but notice that you need to change the color of the mobile menu and the search button, because will not be visible.

@media (max-width: 767px){
.td-header-wrap .td-header-main-menu{
background-color: white !important;
}
}
@media (max-width: 767px){
#td-top-mobile-toggle i{
color: #0A0A0A;
}
}
@media (max-width: 767px){
.header-search-wrap .td-icon-search {
color: #000 !important;
}}

Please post your issue on Newspaper forum https://forum.tagdiv.com/forum/newspaper/

Thanks!