Andy

[Andy]

This is by design (both in default WP block styling and the theme’s styling), because the column block is wrapped in a <div></div>, but the standard paragraphs that are not within another block are only wrapped in the paragraph tags <p></p>.

You can remove the extra space below the ALL the divs by adding this code to ‘Additional CSS’:

.single-entry-content > div {
    margin-bottom: 0;
}

…or to remove the spacing from ONLY the column block div, use this CSS instead:

.single-entry-content > div.wp-block-columns {
    margin-bottom: 0;
}

[Andy]

Yes, the overlay color for the header image can be changed at ‘Appearance’ > ‘Customize’ > ‘Colors’.

Under the ‘Header’ sub-heading there is the ‘Background Overlay’ setting.

To make it completely transparent so there is no color overlaid, slide the transparency slider all the way to the left until it says “0”.

The transparency slide control is the horizontal control below the color picker. If you are going for zero it doesn’t matter what color you select from the color picker as it will be completely clear when the transparency setting is zero.

[Andy]

In the slider widget options, can you try selecting the ‘Place link on button only’ option and see if that works.

The button works for me when I view your site, but I can see an extra closing link anchor in the telephone number in the top bar.
It looks like this </a></a> when it should be </a>. Not sure how that has happened, but it may have an impact as the browser sees it as incorrect html markup.

Additional: it looks like you may have added the menu text as <font style="font-size: 20px;">000-111-222</a>

You should write it as <span style="font-size: 20px;">000-111-222</span> instead.

I don’t know if this is affecting the slider button, but it would be worth correcting it just in case.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Andy. Reason: additional info

[Andy]

This feature is a narrow horizontal panel containing the add to cart button. It appears when you scroll down the page, and past the point where the normal add to cart button would disappear.

The issue is that some 3rd party plugins insert the extra product options into the same element as the cart button, and if there are lots of options, then it makes the panel huge instead of narrow.

I think in your case, it maybe better to remove it with the code in my previous reply.

[Andy]

The link you provided gives a 404 not found error, but I think you are referring to the “sticky add-to-cart” panel.

To remove it, add this code to ‘Appearance’ > ‘Customize’ > ‘Additional CSS’:

#wc-sticky-addtocart.active {
    display: none;
}

[Andy]

I think it may be due to the “Bluehost” plugin, or some settings/options in that plugin that allows some sort of staging environment.

This is changing the customizer “Publish” button to “Save Draft” instead, so the text strings are not available to Polylang as the settings are not seen as published.
When the customizer options are published as live, then the text strings should become available for translation.

[Andy]

Thanks for the info. I’ll do some testing and get back to you.

Polylang free or pro, both are okay as I tested it working with free.

[Andy]

Can you please let me know all your active plugins (don’t include installed but inactive plugins) and I will try to recreate the problem at our end.

Thanks.

[Andy]

You mentioned writing a tagline to test, but it was not visible either.

The tagline will be under the “WordPress” group, not “lorina-pro”, so if the tagline is also missing there could be some other issue possibly related to the the polylang plugin or another plugin.

[Andy]

Thanks for confirming the latest version of the theme.

You are wanting to translate these text strings:
featured_readmore
homepage_label_feat_serv
homepage_label_sub_feat_serv

These text strings should be available for translation, and I cannot think of any reason why they are not.

So, I just want to be absolutely sure that you have written your own text for the “read more” button, and you have not left it as the standard default text?

The same for the featured services title and the sub-title, you have written and saved these and they are displaying on the live page in the original language?

[Andy]

Can you confirm that you have the newest version 1.1.4 of the Lorina Pro theme installed?

[Andy]

It looks like the “Variation Swatches for WooCommerce” plugin.

This plugin replaces the standard WooCommerce attribute selector on the product page, and I can confirm it does work with this theme.

You should check the documentation for this plugin if you are having issues with it.

[Andy]

WooCommerce attributes do not have images as standard, just the text.

The extra controls on the ‘Description’ text field are not standard WooCommerce either.

Which plugin are you using that lets you add images (and the extra text controls also) to attributes?

[Andy]

First, check that on this new website you have actually written your own text in the original language for the strings that you want to translate.

If you have not yet written to these options, they do not exist in the database, and so they won’t be available for Polylang to translate.

[Andy]

Thanks.

The “long” product image is the size of the image that you use. The theme cannot change this, sorry.

When the mobile menu is opened, the page is moved out of the way horizontally. This is the design of the theme, and it is not an error. We think it looks better than having the menu overlayed on top of the page content, as the mobile menu slides in from the side.

If you don’t want the page to move when opening the mobile menu, add this CSS to ‘Customize‘ > ‘Additional CSS‘:

#page.is-visible {
    left: 0;
}

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