1)My social icons are not showing in the footer although I have that setting turned on in your menu.
2)The hamburger menu for mobile devices is invisible (white). Why is it not displaying?
3)I do not want the sticky header. To get rid of it, I used the code #header-outer {position: absolute !important;}. However, this leaves a pretty big margin on top of the navigation on larger screens. To combat this I targeted screens over 1500px and used margin-top:-30px. This helped on big screens but some screens in the 1000-1500 size invariably are too large on top. Targeting those smaller sizes sometimes leaves to a cut off navigation area. Maybe there is a better approach to this?
I deleted all custom CSS and it did not fix the missing social icons / white hamburger menu. Please advise!
Try opening your functions.php file and changing these items:
wp_enqueue_style(\'font-awesome\');
wp_register_style(\'font-awesome\', get_template_directory_uri() . \'/css/font-awesome.min.css\');
to this:
wp_enqueue_style(\'font-awesome-2\');
wp_register_style(\'font-awesome-2\', get_template_directory_uri() . \'/css/font-awesome.min.css\');
Also, if you’re using page transitions, change the method to the standard option form the “AJAX” one
Sorry I don\'t mean to highjack this thread, but I have the same issue, and making the changes to the code you suggested does solve the issue. Just curious how I can put this into the child theme functions.php file so that it doesn\'t get changed with the next them update?
I have a few issues with my site and need your assistance. URL is http://nefarious-staging.vinboundmarketing.com/.
1)My social icons are not showing in the footer although I have that setting turned on in your menu.
2)The hamburger menu for mobile devices is invisible (white). Why is it not displaying?
3)I do not want the sticky header. To get rid of it, I used the code #header-outer {position: absolute !important;}. However, this leaves a pretty big margin on top of the navigation on larger screens. To combat this I targeted screens over 1500px and used margin-top:-30px. This helped on big screens but some screens in the 1000-1500 size invariably are too large on top. Targeting those smaller sizes sometimes leaves to a cut off navigation area. Maybe there is a better approach to this?
I deleted all custom CSS and it did not fix the missing social icons / white hamburger menu. Please advise!
Hey,
Try opening your functions.php file and changing these items:
wp_enqueue_style(\'font-awesome\');
wp_register_style(\'font-awesome\', get_template_directory_uri() . \'/css/font-awesome.min.css\');
to this:
wp_enqueue_style(\'font-awesome-2\');
wp_register_style(\'font-awesome-2\', get_template_directory_uri() . \'/css/font-awesome.min.css\');
Also, if you’re using page transitions, change the method to the standard option form the “AJAX” one
Cheers
ThemeNectar Support Team
Sorry I don\'t mean to highjack this thread, but I have the same issue, and making the changes to the code you suggested does solve the issue. Just curious how I can put this into the child theme functions.php file so that it doesn\'t get changed with the next them update?