[barefootMarc]

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[barefootMarc]

The test server is running
wordpress 4.4.1`
with joyn 2.4.1

And everything works as it should.

[barefootMarc]

No the test site is old wordpress and old joyn. We do this as a time capsule, that way if a client does anything to break a site, we can just clone that original on the test.

HEre is a list of the issues that was handed to me by my designer.

DESKTOP
Reach Us page: padding on the left and on the right was changed, it’s pretty much non-existent right now. It should be 60 pixels on both sides (exactly how the Case Studies main page is). See attached.

MOBILE
Reach Us Page, Case Studies Page, all Project pages and all Case Study pages: padding on left and right. It hurts how close the content is to the left edge of the phone, it’s literally touching the edge. It should be 24 pixels on both sides.

The images on the project pages (the main images in the Headers): are completely messed up. They are not loading full screen anymore, but instead just a sliver at the top. See attached.

THe swift framework installed is a custom one you prepared for me a few weeks ago. It looks like it solved some of the issues, but not all.

[barefootMarc]

Any updates. It’s been ten days?

-M

[barefootMarc]

I tried your solution. Didn’t work. I must have done something wrong.

Has the latest update to JOYN solved this problem? and is there anyway to disable automatic updates to insure this doesn’t happen again?

Cheers,

Marc

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[barefootMarc]

Can’t give out the FTP, but I can change the lines of code. We should be using a child theme.

-M

[barefootMarc]

no The gcsection.com page is an updated theme and framework.

The test page is old.

I tried reposting the homepage, it did not fix the problem.

-M

[barefootMarc]

http://gcsection.com/

SSee attached

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[barefootMarc]

It looks like the design vertical padding 7% isn’t being applied.

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@media only screen and (min-width: 300px) and (max-width: 680px) {

.logo-left img{
opacity:0;
}

#logo{
background-image: url(‘http://gcsection.com/wp-content/uploads/career_edge_logo-2.png’);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-size:103px 72px;
background-position:50% 50%;

}

#mobile-logo{
background-image: url(‘http://gcsection.com/wp-content/uploads/career_edge_logo-2.png’);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-size:93px 62px;
background-position:50% 50%;

}
}

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I was actually using this code to display a different logo for interior pages. I had a site that was split into two unique experiences. Based on user login you saw different content.

The above code was to show the mobile (smaller logo) when viewing on small devices, or really tiny computer screens.

-M

[barefootMarc]

Not sure if it’s been added yet but i figured out a quick fix.

use @media in your css and set the logo.img opacity to 0 at whatever width you want, and in the same css field add a background image that has a 100% width, and set that background-img to your mobile logo.

I can post the code if you need.

-M

[barefootMarc]

Updated theme. it was wordpress 4.5 that did the damage.

-m

[barefootMarc]

Figured out a workaround.

$(document).ready(function() {
    $( '#header' ).hover(
        function(){
            $('.sub-menu').delay(250).fadeIn(500);
        },
        function(){
            $('.sub-menu').stop(true).hide(0);
        }
    );
}); // end ready

$(document).ready(function() {
    $( '#header' ).hover(
        function(){
            $('#header').height('400px');
        },
        function(){
            $(' #header').height('137px');
        }
    );
});

My issue is that when the cursor isn’t hovering over the list item the whole sub-menu fades out, but just for the one column. I’m assuming this is because the theme is coded to do so.

According to the jq the menus should be visible until the out state for #menu

Suggestions?

-M