[theFencer]

I see.
So the only solution is to mark articles with single categories that belongs to the one set within the theme options?

[theFencer]

Thank you David, that’s almost perfect.
As you told me before, it’s not filtered for the category setted in the Blog Swift Page Builder, but has one of the category in the shown article.
What you gave me is a good starting point to reach what I wish.
Can you tell me if, in the function you gave me, do I know the categories setted in the Page Builder?
I mean, in that function do I have an array with the starting categories (not the categories of the shown article)?

Thanks a lot.

F.

[theFencer]

As you can see in the first picture, the “previous article” (AUGURI) has a category (Archivio) completely different from the one actually shown (DN15-16 and News).
Moreover, what does it means the flag “Same category post navigation”? The description seems very clear: “Enable this if you would like to set it so that the SINGLE POST pagination only includes items within the same category”.

[theFencer]

Thank you Rui, I read it before.
I think I need to play with css…
Thank you again.

[theFencer]

Wonderful, that’s exactly what I wanted!

Just another question, always menu related: where can I find more info about “mega menu”?
Something about styling, width etc…

[theFencer]

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I resolved forcing a 100% max-width for the logo, because I found, with web inspector, an inline code with “max-width: 25%”

#logo.has-img {
    max-width: 100% !important;
}

Thank you for your help and support!
(I have some question more, but I’ll try to better focus it).

[theFencer]

1,2 still having the problem that the ratio of the logo isn’t ok (correct logo in attach)
3 ok, thank you
4 ok (strange workaround…)

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[theFencer]

David,
if I buy Cardinal, can I easily filter the contents through categories?

[theFencer]

Ok, thank you for the idea.
I tested it, but for the moment it doesn’t work (I saw many complaints in the support section, because it doesn’t work with the last WordPress version).

Moreover I’m not sure that’s the right approach, because I want that an article can’t be seen in a blog page but it’s showed in another.
i.e.: I don’t want that the actually “PROVA” article is shown in the NEWS section (blog model) because I want that the same article is shown in the “HALL OF FAME” section (always blog model).

I saw that in the page defining the blog model, there is a Blog Page Meta section, in which I can select the category I want to be showed (All/cat 1/cat 2/…). How can I add a similar selector for an “Excluding” category? Can you address me on where I have to work in the theme functions to achieve my needs?

Thank you indeed.
F.

[theFencer]

Yes, that was my idea.
I’m sorry, I thought that “Excluding category” was exactly that kind of need.

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[theFencer]

Hi Rui, do you have news for me?

[theFencer]

Strangely it doesn’t (the article is still visible in both pages).
Should I put this filter somewhere?

[theFencer]

Well, I just wanted to exclude the articles of category hall-of-fame from the blog (menu: news).
Viceversa, I want to leave these articles in the hall of fame menu page.

Perhaps the attached screenshots explain better than words…

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