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My functions.php in the child I mean …
Hi David, setting the fancy header for that page is done in JS, but that is not relevant in this case as it only applies to archive pages.
I also get the breadcrumbs jump on other pages where the fancy title is set on the page options, for I stance the workshops page.
I removed your code again, but feel free to add it in my functions.php and look at the workshops page before and after. The ftp login is already included I. This thread 🙂
I am not at home at the moment so can’t enable the code myself now …
Cheers, JohanHi Ed,
Think that would be a good addition to the theme. If you put the effort in anyway, you could consider looking at LinkedIn and StumbleUpon as well. Then you would cover the major ones.
I put some effort into a plugin last night called “Custom Share Buttons” in tried to style them in the same way as you did in the theme. which also has a developer version. It worked out quite well. Still need to test a bit and look at performance though. See att.
If you want to look at the code: 😀
Cheers,
JohanAttachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.Hi David,
Let’s forget about this now. Even if I get it to work I will need to put quite some effort into customising it. I like the approach a lot, but I simply cannot live without the G+ button as I have a large following on there … but getting it in there in line with the rest will be difficult for me. Maybe you can make this an official change request 😀
I will hunt for a WordPress plugin that does more or less the same.
Cheers,
JohanHi David,
Apologies for the late reply. Was travelling the past few days…
I tried the code you suggested. Copied the whole thing into my functions.php, but still get the breadcrumbs underneath the title/subtitle when I do that.
Did you test with fancy titles and the breadcrumb in a separate div like I use it?
Thanks,
JohanAugust 19, 2015 at 9:00 am in reply to: Question: expected input in Google+ Username field meta options #205239Ok, thanks Ed!
Hi David,
I will customise it myself, but want to make sure I have the right starting point 🙂 I have tried including the function code Rui provided into the functions.php, but it doesn’t seem “to take”. I had no problem so far with other functions …
I didn’t mention a zip file. Just want to overrule the social sharing function via my child theme 🙂
Cheers,
JohanThis reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Hi Kyle,
sf_page_heading consists of 2 functions and I copied over the first function in full … so skipped the sf_post_split_heading_buttons part.
Cheers,
JohanHi Rui,
Yes, I cleared the cache. As soon as I copy the sf_page_heading in functions.php of my child theme, the breadcrumb moves under title, regardless of the page I am looking at. I deleted it again now, because my site is live.
If you cannot simulate it, I can see if I can simulate it in my test environment and give you access to that …
Thanks,
JohanAugust 17, 2015 at 7:33 pm in reply to: Question: expected input in Google+ Username field meta options #204711This reply has been marked as private.Hi Mohammad,
Yes, I use a child theme and copied the code into the functions.php there. To test the code, I tried duplicating one of the $share_output lines to see if an extra icon would pop up. In addition I tried adding this:
$share_output .= 'test';
As a last resort I changed the if statement
if ( sf_current_theme() == "atelier" ) {
toif ( sf_current_theme() == "atelier-child" ) {
Thanks,
johanAugust 15, 2015 at 10:05 am in reply to: Question: expected input in Google+ Username field meta options #204270Hi Mohammad,
I tried, but it seems to do nothing. Should’t it add a meta tag to my header?
Thanks,
JohanHi Rui & Kyle,
Tried coping over the code to functions.php, but it doesn’t seem to be used. Is the code still valid?
Thanks,
Johan -