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    How do I keep the navigation menu bar fixed in place even after scrolling down the page? I want to make it easy for people to navigate the site by simply finding the menus at the top no matter which page they go to. Also, how do I keep the current solid background color behind the navigation menus so that even after scrolling, the menu text will still be seen and not be covered by other images and text?

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  • I found some code from another thread that will allow you to do this. Just copy and paste it from the forum to Theme Options> Custom CSS.

    .trans-header #kad-banner {
        position: fixed;
       z-index:1000;
    }

    I don’t think that you can control the background of the header as you scroll with CSS. This is an options in the premium theme though.

    Let me know how that works for you.

    Thread Starter plaidside

    (@plaidside)

    Unfortunately, using this code leads to the text overlapping with the body content when I scroll. I just left the navigation bar as is.

    This feature should be a default setting as it helps with user experience to have the navigation bar readable even when someone scrolls.

    Hey plaidside, there is a whole intricate set up for this in the premium version if you really want a header that sticks when you scroll. see here: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/pinnacle-premium/

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter plaidside

    (@plaidside)

    Hello again,

    How do I keep the blogs aligned evenly? Currently, each blog has different number of tags and summaries, so all the blog thumbnails on my homepage are not placed in an orderly fashion.

    Thread Starter plaidside

    (@plaidside)

    Another question. I’m seeing two overlapping gallery light boxes appear when showing the images within my blog. I’m currently using Envira plugin. How do I fix this so that I only see one? I won’t use Envira if this is what is causing the issue.

    Please start a new topic for each new question in the future.

    Can you share a link so that I can see this?

    -Kevin

    Thread Starter plaidside

    (@plaidside)

    Here is the link: http://www.themosaicfingerprint.com

    Is there a way to keep all the blog thumbnails on the same line? If you look at the bottomm portion of the homepage, they are currently all shown in a disorganized fashion. Thanks.

    The post grid isn’t designed to display at a full height. See here:
    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/blog-grid-2/

    The premium theme has the ability to display posts evenly though.

    You can disable the theme lightbox in Theme Options> Misc Settings.

    -Kevin

    Thread Starter plaidside

    (@plaidside)

    Thanks Kevin, although I don’t see this option under the Misc Settings. Is this option only available for Premium?

    The only option I see is this under the Misc Settings:
    “Enable Pinnacle Galleries to override WordPress”

    There is an ON/OFF switch for this. Is this the correct one?

    Yes, turning that off should disable the second lightbox. Let me know if it works for you.

    -Kevin

    Thread Starter plaidside

    (@plaidside)

    It looks like by switching it off, it also disabled the slideshow option. There’s no longer an option to click the right and left arrow to see other photos. How can this be fixed? Thanks.

    You’ll have to choose which lightbox you want to use. I’m not familiar with the envira plugin, but perhaps you could disable its lightbox instead within the plugin settings so you can retain the slideshow functionality.

    Does that work for you?
    -Kevin

    Thread Starter plaidside

    (@plaidside)

    Hi Kevin,

    Where do I submit a new ticket request for a new topic? Is there a way to include the word, “Search” next to the search icon at the Topbar? Or is there a way to create a search box on the navigation menu next to the other menu tabs?

    You can post a new support ticket here at the bottom of the page:
    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/theme/pinnacle/

    The best way to get the text in your search within the topbar is to go to Theme Options> TopBar Settings, and enable the topbar widget area.

    Then, go to appearance> Widgets, and assign a search widget to the topbar widget area.

    Does this work for you?

    -Kevin

    Thread Starter plaidside

    (@plaidside)

    Thanks Kevin. I already have the Search icon showing on my Topbar as seen here themosaicfingerprint.com. Is there a way to put the word, “Search” next to the icon to make it more clear to people that this is a Search function?

    I also could not find the Topbar widget in the Appearance> Widget> settings as you mentioned. Any idea why?

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