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  • November 7, 2016 at 8:14 pm in reply to: Not Getting Paid Support #102948
    Mark
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    Thank you for your help Mahesh!

    November 4, 2016 at 10:27 pm in reply to: Not Getting Paid Support #102847
    Mark
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    Hi Mahesh –

    I was referring to filling out the “support ticket” form on your website. I have submitted two support tickets since paying for your support plan and have not received responses to either. Since filling out the support tickets I have figured out both of those issues. But I do have a few new questions:

    In the Chicago Pro theme, is it possible to have two or more different sidebar menus? One that appears on some pages, and a different one that appears on other pages? I have one sidebar menu set up already and have it set to display in the right side widget area (http://eldertech.org/ui-design-best-practices-for-seniors/). But I would like to have a different menu show on the right side widget area in so new pages that I am planning.

    Also, are there any Chicago Pro websites that you can point me to so I can see examples of how its different options work (particularly the sliders)?

    Thank you for your help,
    Mark

    October 19, 2016 at 11:17 pm in reply to: Add a new block on the home page #101804
    Mark
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    Thank you for your help Mahesh!
    One more question (for now): Is there a guide anywhere that explains the naming of CSS elements used by Catch Themes? For example: Per you answer above it looks like the body text is named “#content” and navigation elements are named “.catchresponsive-nav-menu”. Is there a guide to these naming conventions? Also, are your naming conventions the same for all themes, or do they differ by theme?
    Thank you again,
    Mark

    October 18, 2016 at 10:21 pm in reply to: Add a new block on the home page #101737
    Mark
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    Hi Mahesh –

    Can you help me understand when changes to the CSS should be done using “Appearance> Custom CSS” function vs actually editing the CSS?

    As with Michael, I am trying to edit the way links work using
    a:link
    a:visited
    a:active
    a:hover
    But in the body content links (not menu navigation links).

    In your explanation to Micheal you point him to “.catchresponsive-nav-menu” . I assume this syntax would just change the menu navigation links. What would be the syntax for changing just the links in the body text?

    I am using the Chicago-Pro theme.

    Thank you in advance,
    Mark

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