Joel Cornett
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The styling doesn’t seem to work well. The text is hanging outside the box, if I add the logo, it falls over the edge.
The only way it looks nice is if I turn off the follow button (which I really don’t want to do). Also (and this may be a support request to Twitter Widget Pro) but the ability to remove the follow count
UPDATE! After creating a child theme, and updating the parent theme (and going through the hassle of resetting my stylings, color, etc.) The media library does work now, and I am able to upload pictures again. So I’m not sure what it was, but something with the fresh install seems to have fixed it.
I used the Twitter Timeline widget that’s part of Jetpack, but it’s lost the nice formatting of the twitter bird and quote and is just the timeline. The regular twitter widget doesn’t work anymore…
also, I would like to add that dropdown menus and ability to control the gallery display would be great features to have built in!
nope, still not working… here is the link to an example.. there are somewhere around 55 pictures, I only want 16 on the home page…
I am trying to limit the number of pictures on my home page to 16, but show more in the full view, so I found this thread, and followed what you said.
I got only 16 to show on the home page, but those same 16 are the only ones that show on the full page too…
gallery-layout.php (found in the “includes” folder) has 16 where it says “posts per page”
gallery-full.php (found in the same folder) has -1 where it says “posts per page”it doesn’t seem to be displaying the content I have in the page “top” I have just simple text right now, but it is displaying the text from my recent posts instead…
or maybe leave the blog at the home page, but put a way to put some stuff above that and above the sidebar, but below the header?
btw, http://flytrafficmedia.com is the site I’m asking for help with
ok, one other problem, how do I make it so the words don’t wrap, and/or make it so the background color goes all the way behind the words? Is there a way to make it responsive so it would auto adjust based on the longest thing shown?
Right now the drop down background width matches the top menu item width…
http://flytrafficmedia.com is the one I can’t get to keep the menu up on, no matter how high (or low, rather) I set the number… (I currently have it at -60)
I’m having trouble getting the sub-menu to stay when you move the mouse down to click on it. I tried using the top change you suggested, but I can’t get it to really make a difference (I’ve tried -20, -30, -50, even -100), I’ve used js for nav bars before on non-wordpress sites, and there is a line of code (var DissapearDelay=1000;) that you use to keep it open, even if the mouse isn’t on it. Is there a way to do the same thing in the styling of the navbar on wordpress?
