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Thank you for your help. I look forward to trying out your FSE theme when it comes out.

[JDC]

Thanks. By heading, I meant all 6: h1 through h6. Could you tell me all of them?

Also, I asked a question about FSE “block” themes at the end of the blog article about WordPress 5.9, but I don’t know if I will get an answer. I wanted to know if Catch Themes has any or plans to come out with one anytime soon.

[JDC]

Thank you. I look forward to it.

[JDC]

I am using a plugin to do the product search widget, but it is also occurring in the text entry that occurs in the forms that we have on the site. Admittedly those are from yet another plugin.

Plugins

WP EasyCart for the product search.

Visual Form Builder Pro for the form entries.

I was planning to contact the WP Easy Cart people until I noticed that it was in the forms too. That made me think it was a theme issue. Also, I can make the problem go away by switching the theme.

By the way, it may have been a problem since the beginning. There’s no way for me to tell anymore. None of the users have complained. I noticed it myself a few days ago.

If you could provide me with some CSS to deal with it, I would appreciate that.

Thank you.

 

 

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Thank you, Skandha. That did the trick. I found that one of the settings in one of my plugins that affected the loading of pages was causing it. I was able to turn off the setting and keep the plugin active.

This was the setting and a description of it.

Load Render-blocking JavaScript Files Asynchronously

Add async parameter to the JavaScript files loaded in the header section of your site so they don’t block your page rendering.

One final question. I had made a Child Theme for Catch Base Pro prior to upgrading to the latest version. Do I need to make any changes to it as a result of upgrading?

Joe

[JDC]

I have now upgraded the theme to Catch Base Pro Theme Version 4.0.2, but the problem persists. I am using a child theme of Catch Base Pro, Do I have to update that in some way first?

[JDC]

OK. Let’s do that.

[JDC]

Sakin,

There is no catchbase_mobile_header_nav_anchor() function in functions.php in my base theme, so I was unable to copy it to functions.php in my child theme.

I do have the word “Menu” displayed next to the Menu icon because I have the following css, which you have me several months ago, in the Custom CSS:

.mobile-menu-text {display: inline-block;}

That works. From what I can see, it looks like we are not using a separate class for the menu text on the secondary menu display, so we can only have a single word displayed in both cases. Is that so?

I had wanted it to display “Store”.

Joe

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Sakin,

I actually delete the cache quite frequently when I am making changes for the reason that you recommended. I just did it again, but it had no effect.

The FAQ page (http://everygoodgift.org/faq/) shows the sidebar because it is using Optional Sidebar One. And the Home page shows the sidebar because it is using the Optional Home Page Sidebar. All the other pages that are not related to the store are set up to use the Primary Sidebar. All of them are leaving space for the sidebar but not showing it.

Joe

Joe

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Now with Catch Base Pro, I am using a secondary menu for the WooCommerce store. When the site displays on a small screen, I get the icon for the main menu on the left and the icon for the secondary menu on the right, which is nice. With your help back in April, I was able to put the word “Menu” to the right of the menu icon. Is it possible to put the word “Store” to the left or right of the icon for the secondary menu?

Never hurts to ask, right?

If it helps, I have set up a child theme.

http://everygoodgift.org/wptest/

[JDC]

Sakin,

Thank you. That did the trick.

Joe

[JDC]

Sakin,

Thank you for your help.

There’s something weird going on. The two sidebars (Primary Sidebar and the Optional Homepage Sidebar) have the identical widgets, nothing more or less. I have removed them from the Primary Sidebar and added them in again more than once. Just now I added the same widgets as the Primary Sidebar to the Optional Sidebar One, and then I made that the sidebar for FAQ, and it works. Clearly, I have a workaround, but it will involve going in and changing settings on each of my pages. Maybe it’s worth doing it in the database.

Any other ideas about how to get the Primary Sidebar working again?

Joe

[JDC]

Thanks. It was exactly what I was looking for. I ended up using the following style to fit in with the rest of the web site.

.mobile-menu-text {
display: inline-block;
vertical-align:4px;
font-family: Sans-Serif;
color: #604187;
}

The url for the site (still in test) is http://everygoodgift.org/wptest/

I’m glad to see that you are back online. We have been praying for you.

Joe

[JDC]

I haven’t gotten a response to this yet.

[JDC]

Thank you again. That did it.

[JDC]

Thank you.

That takes care of post titles, but not the “page title” of the Category “page” that gets generated from the menu.

By the way, could you explain the difference between the two css statements below?

.entry-header, .widget-title, .entry-title{
color: #604187;
}

.entry-title, .entry-title a {
color: #604187;
}

Joe

[JDC]

Thank you. That worked perfectly.

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