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Hi,
I have the same problem.
Best regards
Harald
Hi,
you are right, when previously resetting the whole theme I automatically cleared various switches.
So I had to enable the shadow effect under styling again.
But the shadow still did not show up as desired by this action.
Searching for further settings I found the option ‘disable widget content boxed background’, which was set.
Unchecking this option did the job, the widget box shadow now appeared again.
By the way, without actively doing it, the menu rollover effect was implicitly reactivated in the background by some action I was not aware of. I had to disable it again explicitly.
You are doing a great job with your theme.
But updating to a new version takes me very many hours, because old settings don’t work any longer in various situations and you don’t know which new settings you have to adjust in addition (e.g. the widget box shadow needs custom css + activates shadow switch + deactivating ‘disable .. background’.). In such situations it might become easier again to use plain css box-shadow property ….
Best regards
Harald
Hi,
just resolved the issue.
This time I have to include the custom css
ul.nav-menu li.current-menu-item > a,
ul.nav-menu li.current-menu-ancestor > a {
font-weight: bold !important;
}
Best regards
Harald
Hi,
sorry, your advice does not help.
I now completely resetted the theme customization and startet from scratch again.
Now I am able to define the line spacing as wanted.
See test.gfcev.de
I think the main reason for these previous double entries comes from your rollover menu effect which I do not use.
I will close this ticket now.
Regards
Harald
Hi,
I think only changing line-height does not solve the problem.
On my test site test.gfcev.de I now only changed line height to 1.3em, but the menu does not look right.
My primary aim is to have ergonomic menues, where single menu items have a narrow text spacing (if they need more than one line) and are well seperated from other menu items (which I achive by defining padding accordingly, see menues on my productive site gfcev.de).
For me your new menue style seems to always generates double text entries, where the second text copy is in bold face. Only by defining a large enough line height and narrow padding the second text copy can currently be hidden.
I would be happy if the new menu style would not generate double entries at all.
Any chance to achieve this by CSS customization?
Best regards
Harald
Thanks,
this custom css works fine at once!
Best regards
Harald
Hi Denzel,
thanks for the support.
I think I stressed your theme design a little bit.
I defined my header by custom css with height 0 and got various problems.
I now noticed that by increasing header height above 0 the breadcrumbs also worked fine in chrome.
To minimize my problems, I now decided to adjust my theme design to a narrow header line instead of a right sidebar.
Therefore this issue is no longer relevant for myself.
Thanks and best regards
Harald
Hi Denzel,
I deactivatet ALL plugins (kept only theme4press core, even switched on and off redux framework, restartet chrome browser, cleared all cache/history/cookies) so that only theme evolve plus is active.
However, breadcrumbs in chrome are still not working (but working fine in firefox and IE).
It looks like an evolve plus issue (at least under windows 7 / 64 bit).
Do you know any evovle plus installation under windows 7 / 64 bit with working breadcrumbs?
Thanks and best regards
Harald
Well, this point has nothing to do with the menue styling topic.
I like the shadow, therefore I manually copy this image to the theme media image library. I have to do this manually after each update. I now did it again.
But it really has nothing to do with the menua styling.
This is still changed to a transparent background and very light font color.
Did you change your css class names for the menue styling?
You normaly should use unique names only.