ResolvedRigid theme is not applying all the confiugarions + how to configure some things
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- September 4, 2022 at 5:20 am #34839
maria.pascual
ParticipantHello,
I do not understand why:
– The icon menu button for the menu in mobile is not visible if I select to show it in the main menu at the top. This button is only visible with the “right thumb” option.
– The headings are not taking the values I assigned in the configuration
– In the checkout page, in mobile, the sidebar’s width is removed to the column in the left (widht: calc(100% – 445px), and so the left column is very narrow.
– I cannot configure the blog as it is displayed in https://rigid.althemist.com/rigid-theme-blog/?general_blog_style=rigid_blog_masonry%20rigid-mozaic&blog_pages_width=rigid-fullwidth-blog-pages. In this example, some posts are wider, it only shows the category icon and name but not the tags, it does not display any type post icon… Where can I configure all of these options?It looks like something is missing in the version of the theme we downloaded from Envato Market… It has been really frustrating until now because this forum page was not working properly either.
I have solved everything I have been able via css by myself, but I am losing many theme options and nice behaviours.
Please, can you help me?
September 5, 2022 at 9:59 am #34846Althemist
KeymasterHi maria.pascual,
1. That’s really strange. Could you, please give us a link to your site where we can see the problem “live”.
2. Could you, please add more context. Exactly which headings? Basically, the theme options are only for standard text blocks.
3. On mobile the checkout form should always be 100% width for both the left and right columns. What device are you using?
4. You just need to set the blog style to Mozaic under Theme Options > Blog.
Basically, if installed properly everything should work just as the demo without the need to touch any code or CSS. Could you, please provide temporary admin access to your site, so we can check what could be wrong?
September 5, 2022 at 1:30 pm #34859maria.pascual
ParticipantThis reply has been marked as private.September 5, 2022 at 2:28 pm #34860Althemist
KeymasterLooks like I don’t have full administrator permissions. Could you, please set that account to English from the account settings?
September 6, 2022 at 12:16 am #34862maria.pascual
ParticipantThis reply has been marked as private.September 6, 2022 at 12:28 am #34864maria.pascual
ParticipantThis reply has been marked as private.September 6, 2022 at 10:39 am #34871Althemist
KeymasterHi Maria,
We have just checked your website.
1. The mobile menu button problem comes from the custom CSS in your child theme. You are overriding the theme default styles and change the order/hierarchy of the CSS rules.
2. The font size for titles – it looks like you are using blocks. This is not a block theme. It was built to work exclusively with WP Bakery Page Builder. The titles inside block elements would get their settings from the block settings.
3. The checkout columns size problem also comes from the custom CSS in your child theme. It completely ignores the theme’s responsive styles.
4. Blog layout – same problem again. Your child theme’s CSS is too aggressive and overrides the theme styles order/hierarchy.
Dimitar
September 6, 2022 at 10:50 am #34873maria.pascual
ParticipantHello,
I understand the conflict due to using wp blocks instead of WP Bakery Page Builder. However, my css responds to the fact that the different things were not working. I did not write them down so I do not have the full list. However, the menu button and the blog were the most important issues.
Which part of my css is creating the problem with he menu button in mobile? If you could point out some directions to follow I would go on configuring and adapting the theme following these suggestions.
Thank you,
Maria
September 6, 2022 at 11:02 am #34877Althemist
KeymasterHere are the SurfySpot styles and the original styles:
SurfySpot
Original:
As you can see on your website the main styles override the responsive styles, which means they are loaded in wrong sequence. Also, the responsive styles on your website are in different line of the dynamic-css.php which probably means you have altered that file too.
I am afraid I can’t locate exactly where the problem comes from. I can only see what’s causing it on the front end.
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