[bobgarrett]

I now realise that this footer was setup when we used another theme. So I assume Adventurous is picking this up from something stored in the database.

Can you advise where that might be?

[bobgarrett]

Thanks for the prompt reply but then how is the copyright year set, as that is what I want to update?

[bobgarrett]

Super. Many thanks.

[bobgarrett]

My mistake. It did work. Thank you.

[bobgarrett]

Thanks but that did not seem to work.

[bobgarrett]

http://www.dufour.org.uk

[bobgarrett]

http://www.dufour.org.uk

[bobgarrett]

The following link is an example of a post which is in the category “member” which means it should not be shown unless you are logged in as a member. As you will see you can see the heading and links to other posts.
https://www.ccrc.co.uk/ccrc-agm-2020-reminder/

Thank you.

[bobgarrett]

Thanks for your assistance.
Most posts and comments are in our private member forum but the first post in our public forum does have a comment/reply. The URL is https://www.ccrc.co.uk/public-forum/ where you can see at the bottom of the first post it says “1 reply” but you need to click this to see the individual post with the reply.
I am trying to get to show a bit more about the reply: ideally who it is from and the first few words.

[bobgarrett]

The problem of not being able to select third level menus has gone. Thank you.
But the menu boxes still overlap – maybe that is a design feature.
So not a problem. Thanks for the prompt update.

[bobgarrett]

There was an update but it does not seem to have solved the problem?

[bobgarrett]

Thanks, looking forward to the update.

[bobgarrett]

Super.
We will look at the pro version.

[bobgarrett]

This shows a single post. https://www.ccrc.co.uk/race-to-marchwood-yc-and-back/
As you can see, there are links at the bottom which I’d prefer not to be there, and the page is not full width like the rest of the site as it needs to be set to a different template.

Thanks

[bobgarrett]

Thanks for that, it worked though made the menus rather spaced out. I now have:
#header-right .widget ul.menu ul {
padding:0 !important;
width:220px !important;
}
#header-right .widget ul.menu li {
padding-right:10px;
padding-left:10px;
/*padding:10px*/
}

[bobgarrett]

I think it is because the “hot” area of the menu item – the grey part – goes fully to the right of the menu but not fully to the left.

[bobgarrett]

Spoke too soon!
It works sometimes, but mostly the sub-submenu box appears but as you slide the mouse across it goes away again. Could this be precise positioning?

[bobgarrett]

Terrific. That worked. Thanks for the quick response.

[bobgarrett]

Ah! I just realised that it is only when logged in as a member that the Menu with extra menu level appears! Sorry.

I have now added an extra menu item Members -> Test Menu -> Test Sub menu in the public area. And further testing shows that the problem is that the menu does actually appear but it always appears to the right, which is off the screen for many screen widths. I thought the theme would detect this and bring it up to the left?

[bobgarrett]

That’s great. Thanks.

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