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August 2, 2019 at 8:50 pm in reply to: Post/Page Titles hidden when viewing on smaller screens #178665AngelaParticipant
Nevermind, I got it! Thanks again so much! I’ll be sure to leave a good review. ^^
For those who were confused like I was, this was what I did to get the logo to shrink on smaller screen sizes but stay big on computer screens:
I just closed the bracket on the other side of the logo’s class and tweaked the numbers until everything looked about right. Like @sapana said, go to “Additional CSS.” This what I put in:
@media screen and (max-width: 550px) { .site-identity { display: inline-block !important; margin:15px; } .custom-logo { max-width: 130px; } }
The condensed menu (or the hamburger menu) was placed in a funny spot on my mobile device when I did this, so I added a margin to the menu so it would sit under the logo correctly:
.menu-toggle-wrapper { margin-left: -20px; }
August 2, 2019 at 3:23 pm in reply to: Post/Page Titles hidden when viewing on smaller screens #178659AngelaParticipantHello again, @sapana!
Yes, that works better, thank you! What would I add to the CSS on the logo to keep it large (250 px) on a computer screen but still keep it 135px on a smaller screen?
AngelaParticipantI don’t have a WordPress account at the moment, but I’ll be sure to leave one when I make one soon! Thank you again so much for your help!
AngelaParticipant@sapana,
That did it! Thank you so much!For anyone else wanting to do this that can’t load Sapana’s video, this is where I was going wrong: instead of trying to add a “Gallery” block, you have to add a “Classic” block and add the media there. I wrote this guide up.
How to create a stand alone gallery on a page or post with a Catch Gallery slideshow/lightbox.
Step 1: Add New Page/Post
Step 2: Add a Block => Select “Classic”
Step 3: Select “Add Media”
Step 4: On the left side of the window that opens, select “Create Gallery”
Step 5: Select the pictures you want in the gallery.
Step 6: Click the blue button in the bottom right corner, “Create a new gallery”
Step 7: Adjust the settings on the right side of the screen under “Gallery Settings” to your liking. The “Link To” field should remain on “Attachment Page”
Step 8: Click “Insert Gallery”
Step 9: Publish your page/post.
Step 10: Enjoy your lightbox gallery. 🙂
AngelaParticipant@sapana: Hey there, Sapana.
I followed your instructions. Enable Carousel is checked. I’m calling a post to my home page via the Theme Options Gallery settings. My galleries still don’t have a carousel when you click on them. 🙁
Here’s a screenshot of my Catch Gallery settings in case you find something I missed.
Here’s a screenshot of my Theme Option Gallery settings as well.
I’d rather not have this gallery on my home page, much less, everywhere on my site, but this seems to be the only option via the Theme Option Gallery settings. I want the gallery on one of my posts/pages, just like in the demo.
If you need it, I made a post for you on my website with the attempt at the Lightbox gallery below the header so you can see how the images aren’t doing anything when you click them.
Thanks again for the help!
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