[calebweeks]

Perfect – thank, Kyle!

Really appreciate your quick help!

Thanks again 🙂

[calebweeks]

Thanks, Kyle – I see I needed to clarify a little bit more!

I did inspect but couldn’t figure this out for normal images (not products) – is this possible? It is just using the Image Page Builder element.

Thanks for writing when able and sorry about not clarifying before!

[calebweeks]

Awsome – thank you so much, Kyle! Thank you! 🙂

[calebweeks]

Thanks everyone – this helped us, too! 🙂

Thanks again!

[calebweeks]

Great – thanks, David! Will proceed as targeting each blog post through Custom CSS in the meantime. Thanks again!

[calebweeks]

Hey David – thanks for your reply!

So I realized that I need to clarify a bit more about what the exact issue may be – forgive me!

I am using the Meta Options > Post Meta > Main Detail Options > Media Display to make the media display as “Full Width with Text Overlay”. That is, I am not using the Page Title area of the Meta Options – the “Show Page Title” is unchecked.

As such the instructions read for the “Full Width with Text Overlay” read, “If you choose the title overlay option, it is recommended that you hide the page title in the page title meta options.” I definitely have the Page Title area unchecked so setting the font color of the Page Title doesn’t matter in my case (if that makes sense) – this issue has to do with the Media Display rather than the Page Title (even though at first glance it would appear to be a Page Title issue).

Even still, I tested your suggestion above by setting the color in the Meta Options > Page Title > Page Title Text Color but this still did not solve the issue (which was expected as the Page Title section is unchecked/not active).

Regarding the Custom CSS that I added (which you referenced), I had to do that because no matter what I tried in the Meta Options, nothing would change the “Title Overlay Text Color” to white (as I need it generally) so I just adopted a white font for all titles via custom css. It would be nice, however, to be able to control this in the Meta Options on a post-by-post/page-by-page basis (which I think is the original intent of those options which, for whatever reason, just aren’t working).

As a side-note: if I do change the “Title Overlay Text Color”, the breadcrumbs are updated, just not the Title itself.

Does that help clarify a little bit more why your initial solution above doesn’t work, and also maybe help clarify what exactly the issue is/could pertain to?

Thanks again for your support as able!

[calebweeks]

Hey Swift Team,

Do you know if this fix made it into the 1.2 release of Uplift? It doesn’t seem to work, as of initial testing now. Maybe I am doing something wrong?

Thanks for writing when able! 🙂

[calebweeks]

Hi guys – thanks!

I actually have version 1.1 but am still experiencing the issue. Would you like me to start a new thread or keep it here in this one?

Thanks for writing when able! 🙂

[calebweeks]

Hi guys,

Would it possible to have this fix included in a future update (so that when the Top Bar is active but the “Sticky Top Bar” is not, the main navigation ignores it)?

The CSS you’ve offered above, Kyle, does the trick, though it would be cool if, in the official update/fix you guys provide, the sticky bar could still honor the admin bar (when logged in) just as it does if there is no Top Bar there.

Thanks for Uplift and for a place like this to touch base!

[calebweeks]

Hi guys – thanks for Uplift!

We are in the same boat: no update notification as of yet for Uplift. We also don’t see the Theme Update on the Uplift ThemeForest Page either. When you say the update has gone out, does that mean it has been submitted to Envato and we are just waiting on them for approval?

We are hoping for this same logo fix.

Thanks Swift Team!

[calebweeks]

Thanks, Melanie.

AddThis reports that 14 million domains trust them – that’s a whole bunch! If others haven’t asked about it for Flexform yet, no problem. Will test more when able. Thanks, guys!

The plugin does work underneath the posts but I was having trouble with the floating element of it (on the side of the blog posts, for instance, as it scrolls down). Thanks again!

[calebweeks]

Hi Ed, Cosmin and Team,

I am curious if we know of any options for getting AddThis to work with Flexform Posts.

Thanks guys!

(It doesn’t seem to work, but maybe I don’t have something quite right. Thanks!)

[calebweeks]

Very good, thanks, Ed!

Another option for those reading this thread is the Custom Menu Shortcode plugin.

Thanks guys!

[calebweeks]

(Thanks, tmccann – this helped me! :0)

[calebweeks]

Thanks, Melanie – it would be a great addition!

Thanks for considering, Ed.

For now!