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A really quick and simple fix would be adding this to the Custom CSS section or, my preference, using the My Custom CSS plugin:
.map-canvas {
height: 342px !important;
}This is on the assumption that the associated image on the left won’t be changed.
Is there a reason the logo image doesn’t auto-resize like almost all the other images/videos when using this theme?
Is there a way to get you admin access privately so you can see the site, as it’s hidden to the public currently.
Currently I can create a page with the ‘Blog’ Element of SPB and choose a category for the posts. This allows us to have navigation elements to a page that shows Blog posts from that category.
Ideally I’d like an element that would allow for Tag to be an option, instead of Categories, so the page would show only those posts with the specific tag.
Make sense?
April 2, 2013 at 9:00 pm in reply to: Reordering Portfolio, Removing Breadcrumbs, Sidebar on Portfolio page #555For #2 you have a few options.
1. Add this to the Custom CSS area of Flexform or, my preference, install the My Custom CSS plugin:
#breadcrumbs { display: none; }
2. add the display: none; to the Child Theme style.css file for the #breadcrumbs property.
The above would be useful if you wanted to keep your options for Breadcrumbs NavXT to be able to enable them later. Alternately you could just uncheck all the options to show breadcrumbs in the Settings>Breadcrumbs NavXT panel.
I’m experiencing the same issue, relatively speaking.
Our logo is 239px wide – it displays and works correctly until the browser width is changed or if it’s viewed on iPhone/iPad, at which point the end of the image is cut off.
I’ve tried adding additional right padding and made sure the correct image width is in the Flexform Header options page, but no change. For now I’ve changed overflow to visible, which allows the logo to show at all browser/iPad/iPhone dimensions, but it means that the end area of the image is not clickable.
I’ve attached an example image – it has sensitive info blurred out.
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