Andy

[Andy]

In your dashboard go to ‘Posts’, edit a post and write an excerpt into the ‘Excerpt’ text area.

On the blog index pages (blog page, categories, date archives etc) if the ‘Excerpt’ is empty, the theme will display the first 20 words of the main content.

[Andy]

It sounds like you have the WordPress ‘Reading Settings’ set to show 10 posts per page.

If you want to show the posts in 4 columns, then you may want to change the posts per page to 12 or another number that is divisible by 4.

In your dashboard, ‘Settings’ > ‘Reading’ > ‘Blog pages show at most’ 10 posts

[Andy]

When I view your site it now looks different to your screenshot with a different background image. I cannot see a black bar like in the screenshot so is the issue now fixed?

[Andy]

I have moved your question to Trusted as you haven’t purchased Trusted Pro.

Can you please let me know your site URL so I can take a look.

[Andy]

There are a couple of errors in your code, missing letter r from background and there should be a space before !important.

Either of these should work (no need to use ‘!important’ in this case)

#primary-menu ul{
background-color: #7f7f7f;
}

or

#primary-menu ul{
background: #7f7f7f;
}

[Andy]

Hi Michael,

It is not actually the featured services that scroll faster than the rest of the page, rather it is the header area with the large background image that scrolls slower.

You can stop this from happening by adding this CSS code to ‘Appearance’ > ‘Customize’ > ‘Additional CSS’:

.main-header {
    transform: translateY(0) !important;
}

[Andy]

You could increase the width of the site description container and decrease the width of the telephone container, to bring the site description more into the center.

Add the following to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:

@media screen and (min-width: 1025px) {
    #site-description {
        width: 40%;
    }
    #top-info {
        width: 40%;
    }
}

[Andy]

By using the if (!is_woocommerce()){ conditional, you are saying that any page that does NOT use a WooCommerce template should follow this rule.

Replace your PHP code with this:

if ( is_product_category() || is_product_tag() ) {
    trusted_custom_header_title( '27' );
} else {
    if ( $trusted_custom_header ) {
        trusted_custom_header_title( $trusted_this_id );
    } else {
        trusted_header_title();
    }
}

This will run the empty custom header on all product category archive pages OR product tag archive pages.

Change the number ’27’ to an actual page ID of a page that is set to display an empty custom header, or create such a page specifically for this purpose. You won’t be showing this page on site, it is only for the purposes of using it’s page ID in this code.

[Andy]

Okay, just so you know, don’t look in the archive-product.php and taxonomy… files.

The header image and page title area in this theme is handled by the theme’s header.php file. Look at the end of that file and you will see reference to the trusted_header_title() and trusted_custom_header_title() functions. The custom header setting for a particular page, category, tag etc. determines which of these two functions is to run.

It may be that you can use conditional logic to tell all product archives to run an empty custom header. Check out WooCommerce’s conditional tags for the appropriate one(s) to use.

[Andy]

Ah right, thanks for clarifying.

So that I completely understand what you want to achieve, you basically want all the product tag archives to display an empty custom header?

[Andy]

If I understand multilingual plugins such as WPML correctly, when you create a version of a page (or category) in a different language, it creates a new extra version of that page.

So for example, you have a page in English, then you create a translated version in Dutch. There are now two versions of that page, one English and another Dutch, and WPML will show either English or Dutch version of that page depending on what the visitor has selected as their preferred language for your website.

So now of course any changes you make to the English version of that page will NOT update to the Dutch version of that page and vice-versa, otherwise there would be no point having the two different language versions of that page, because they are expected to have different content (of course it could be the “same” content just translated but different content nonetheless).

Hope this helps, and if you have any questions about WPML I would recommend that you check out the WPML documentation or ask the support department of the WPML plugin as they will be able answer questions about their plugin much more accurately.

[Andy]

For the product category, you need to edit that category if you want to make changes to it. Editing the ‘shop’ page will see your changes only on the ‘shop’ page.

Go to ‘Products’ > ‘Categories’ and edit the category you want. The categories, tags etc. have the same header options as posts/pages.

[Andy]

The fadein animation should appear when the screen is scrolled to the part of the screen where the space where the widget starts.

Sorry, there is no setting to adjust this.

[Andy]

Yes the theme is compatible with the latest version of WooCommerce.

[Andy]

Hi Ivette, thank you it’s not always easy to get it right so thanks for your kind words.

Add the following CSS to Customize > Additional CSS
10px is the standard spacing. Change this to any value you require e.g. 30px
The second part of the code resets the drop down menu to zero to stop the custom changes being applied to the drop down too.

.main-navigation a {
    margin-left: 10px;
    margin-right: 10px;
}

.main-navigation ul ul a {
    margin: 0;
}

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