default picture sizes, menu scrolling, mobile phone link

[David Herndon]

Hey Bill,

You do an awesome job and I love your themes. I have a couple more questions for you.

What are the default picture sizes for the main page (sections and staff)? I can’t seem to find it and my photos are too large.

You helped me implement links in my menu that allowed me to scroll down the page instead of loading a new one (ie http://www.url.com#two). However, if I do leave the main page the menu fails to work any longer. Is there a way to fix this? My brother wants the best of both worlds, lol. From the President’s staff page the menu fails to work.

Finally, I put in the phone number for the contact section as specified but whenever I go to click on it on a mobile device it tries opening it as http://www.url.com/+1800phonenumber. What did I mess up this time?

Thanks for all that you do!

Dave

[Bill Robbins]

Hello Dave,

I’m glad you’ve a good time using the themes so far. Let’s see if we can find answers for you.

Staff Image Sizes

The suggested image sizes for the staff are 300 pixels wide by 600 pixels tall. If you look on the theme instructions at https://support.organizedthemes.com/moonrise/ the suggested image sizes will be listed on the top of the sidebar (where there are suggested image sizes) in case you need any of the others.

Single Page Links Extended

You can set the links so that they’ll work from inside pages too. Instead of using #two for one of the URL’s, use the full URL which would be like http://www.calkri.com#two

I think that’ll let you have links that work both on the home page and the inside pages.

Mobile Phone Number

Excellent question there. To start off the link, use

tel:+

before the phone number. If the number is (800) 842-5557, then the link would be this:

tel:+8008425557

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Let me know how that goes and if you have any questions,
Bill

[David Herndon]

Awesome! Telephone and photos corrected. By changing from #one to http://www.url.com#one it loads every page instead of scrolling up and down the page.

Would I need to create a separate menu for the top bar on the staff page to fix this?

Thanks again.

[Bill Robbins]

Hey David,

That’s not working quite what we want. One option would be to use a plugin called Menu Item Visibility Control (https://wordpress.org/plugins/menu-items-visibility-control/) which lets you use WordPress’ conditional tags to specify where a menu item is visible and where it isn’t.

That might be an option for you to consider. You could create a link to #one and have it visible only on the first page and then on the inside pages you would make the link:

http://yoursite.com/#one

There is a site using Moonrise at http://goodkindbayview.com that used that method.

You can find out about WordPress’ conditional tags at http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags

Let me know if I can help,
Bill

[David Herndon]

That site is exactly what I’m looking for! I’ll give it a try and post back here my results.

Thank you again!

[David Herndon]

https://wordpress.org/plugins/menu-items-visibility-control/ works perfect. Important to note that is_home() is not the correction condition, is_front_page() is the correct condition.

Thanks again for tracking that down for me!

[Bill Robbins]

Glad to hear that helped out. Have a great New Year!

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