Damn, it seems the forum editor doesn’t handle code well. I tried both CODE and BQUOTE tags to show the code verbatim, but the editor seems to actually execute parts of the code. Please remove the code bits in the post above, as the code shown there is not right.

You can find the modified files here:
https://codepad.co/snippet/7fSQRAhm (type 1)
https://codepad.co/snippet/cDGaRPYR (type 3)

LOL, I just couldn’t give up and decided to have one last shot at it. I looked at smartlist type 3 (because of the similar ajax style) and noticed that there is actually code in the td_smart_list_3.php file for bottom navigation. However, the bottom navigation doesn’t show up in the front end. I checked all browsers to rule out any browser issues, but none of them showed the bottom nav.

I wondered why there is bottom nav code that doesn’t work. I thought that maybe you guys wanted to have that code but couldn’t get it to work properly, and left it that. I decided to try and get it to work. I found out that after changing the div a bit the bottom nav showed up, and worked.

[follow below thread for the code]

• This reply was modified 9 years by argosmedia.
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Hi Catalin,

I understand, and I appreciate your explanation. Thanks!

Regards,
Jurgen

Bummer… I also tried to move the smartlist 1 navigation to the bottom (or actually I want to copy it, so it appears both on top and bottom of the content).

I messed around with the td_smart_list_1.php file, but had no luck. I would really appreciate a flexible option to place the navigation on top or bottom or both. Would it be possible for you to create an alternative td_smart_list_1.php file so that we at least manually create such navigation?

That’s what I did, but the sidebar doesn’t show up on the cart and checkout pages.

Cool, the background is gone now. Thanks alot for the fix and explanation about the styles, Bogdan!

I noticed I put 3 lines twice in the code block above. Sorry about that. I cannot edit the post anymore.

Anyway, I managed to create a workaround. I installed a plugin called “Lightbox Responsive Images”, and added this code to the page.php file, right before “the_content();”

if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) { 
         $thumb_id = get_post_thumbnail_id();
         $thumb_url_array = wp_get_attachment_image_src($thumb_id, 'thumbnail-size', true);
         $thumb_url = $thumb_url_array[0];
         ?>
         <div class="lightbox_featured-image">
               <a href="<?php echo $thumb_url ?>">
                   <img src="<?php echo $thumb_url ?>" alt="<?php the_title() ?>" title="<?php the_title() ?>" />
               </a>
          </div>
<?php }

The class “lightbox_featured-image” must be set in the plugin settings. Works like charm. The plugin lightbox looks and behaves a bit differently than the modal window from the theme, but it’s good enough for now. And it doesn’t interfere with the theme’s modal function.

Still, I hope you guys add the modal window feature to page images as well, in a future update.

• This reply was modified 10 years by argosmedia.
• This reply was modified 10 years by argosmedia.

I had the same problem/question as the topic poster. Switching off Speedbooster solved it. And to my surpise the site speed even went a little up, comparing the speeds in Google PageSpeed Insights before and after.

Thnaks for your reply, but actually that didn’t help. The info you show was of course known to me, it’s in the admin. But what remains unclear from the admin, the demo, and the documentation is how blocks and modules are related. In other words, what modules are used to create blocks, and in which way. Unless we know that, working with modules is like working in the dark, we don’t have a clue what effect tweaking a module in the admin has on the frontend.

I found old documentation with some helpful drawings that show exactly what I mean, but it’s only for a handful of blocks. In VC you can choose many more blocks. We work with blocks, not with modules.

I find the current setup very confusing. There are so many technical settings that have no apparent relationship with the output in the frontend.

Unless I miss something…

Yes, your demo works, but suddenly my site as well. WTF… I spend more than an hour yesterday trying to solve it. Dunno what to say, except sorry 🙂 Must have been some temporary IE hickup, or cache thing or something (although I tried clearing cache yesterday). Well, it seems to be allright now.

Thanks for your reply anyway!

• This reply was modified 11 years by argosmedia.