[Raquel Wilson]

Figured out the problem and got it working. But would like to know when page templates will be added to the theme.

[Raquel Wilson]

Thanks for providing this Rui. I have started implementing them, but ran into an issue. For the About page, for some reason, all the “Row” content is not showing. Only the first row. I’ve tried troubleshooting but can’t seem to figure out why. I’ve even tried doing a fresh copy+paste with the Swift Ideas content rather than my own content and it still is not show the remaining rows. Any ideas on what’s going on? Here’s the page: http://www.afrikartonline.com/about-afrikart/

Also will you be implementing the page templates into the theme admin in the near future. I would hate to come here every time I want to use one of the page templates that are suppose to be included with the theme.

Thanks!

[Raquel Wilson]

Thanks for the reply Rui.

There are a few:

Home: http://swiftideas.com/home/home-multi-masonry/
About: http://swiftideas.com/pages/about-us-alt/
Shop (all products): http://swiftideas.com/shop/shop-multi-masonry-boxed/

[Raquel Wilson]

Thanks Mohammed. I think you may have misunderstood my question.

What I would like to do is not remove the padding, but have the page header directly over the content rather than full width (where it is currently over the content AND the sidebar).

[Raquel Wilson]

Is it possible to set the heading for blog posts just above the content, rather than above the content and the sidebar (like it is on this page http://www.raquelwilson.com/2014/sometimes-i-write/first-tedx-conference-exclusively-for-african-youth-announced/), without using H1 at the top of post content (like you mentioned above)?

[Raquel Wilson]

Thank you Mohammed. That worked well!

[Raquel Wilson]

I also wanted additional asset backgrounds. I used the CSS code below to try to achieve this but without success. Any suggestions?

The page: http://www.s2syouthsummit.org/summit/past-summits/

The CSS I am using:

.postid-97 .page-heading {
	background-image: url(http://www.s2syouthsummit.org/s2s/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/header-alt03-1.png);
	background-repeat: no-repeat;
	background-position: center center;
	background-size: cover;
}

[Raquel Wilson]

Thanks for such a quick turnaround for this fix guys. Stellar support as always!

[Raquel Wilson]

I was using both the text and visual editor and still could not use the SPB. I eventually went into the “Themes” section, switched to the 2015 theme, then back to the Cardinal child theme and the error went away.

[Raquel Wilson]

I’m having a similar problem. I upgraded Cardinal to 2.22 on WP 4.3 and now Swift Page Builder doesn’t work. When I go to a page, I click on the SPB button but the SPB elements do not load. There is only the WP editor. I’ve tried turning off all plugins and clearing the cache but the problem was not fixed.

[Raquel Wilson]

I had this same issue, but after I activated the Cardinal parent, then activated plugins, then tried to deactivate the parent and activate the child.

I turned off all Cardinal-related plugins, deactivated the parent, activated the child, then re-activated the plugins and didn’t receive the error. All seems to be working well now.

[Raquel Wilson]

Great! Got it. You guys rock! Thanks.

[Raquel Wilson]

Kyle, do you know why it’s not automatically resizing the logo? I have the current version of the Neighborhood theme and have not made any edits to the CSS.

However, I did notice that if I set the following to “auto”, it sizes perfectly, but I am wondering if it will cause issues with the responsiveness of the theme:

#logo img {
height: auto;
}

The default for the height in the CSS is 150px.

I’m curious what’s the best way to accomplish the “fix”, with the CSS you posted above or the CSS I have here for the height?

Please let me know your thoughts.

Regards and thank you!

[Raquel Wilson]

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[Raquel Wilson]

Did some Google-ing and found this post on the WordPress.org site:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-troubleshoot-visual-editor-issues?replies=3&view=all

After updating Neighborhood, I followed the directions on the WordPress site under “Troubleshoot” and everything appears to be working properly again!