• Resolved flabeachbum

    (@flabeachbum)


    My website is ZachKidd.com.

    My current theme is Customizr. I’ve cycled through 20 in the past week trying to get decent results, and I keep coming back to Customizr. I intend to stick with it long-term.

    To start, I’ll be cross-posting this to the Customizr Theme Support forum too. Hopefully I can find a resolution on one of these.

    I much prefer the Responsive Layout for my IDX pages. At time of posting, the Responsive Layout is active so you can see my issues.

    Specifically under property search results, Responsive Layout with this theme has two flaws – the position of the navigation arrows moves to the top and covers the social sharing, etc.

    And more importantly, you only get two photos. Then it goes blank.

    I’m forced to use the Fixed Width Layout, which, unfortunately, isn’t nearly as attractive, and has it’s own issues.

    I have used other themes, but I keep coming back to this one. This is my only flaw I can’t seem fix.

    Ideally, a simple fix, like copy & paste CSS fix under Optima Express / Configuration, would be best for me.

    Thanks in advance.

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/optima-express/

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  • Thread Starter flabeachbum

    (@flabeachbum)

    I forgot to add in a link to an active example.

    Here you go.

    Plugin Author iHomefinder, Inc.

    (@ihomefinder)

    Hello,

    It looks like this issue is caused by a bootstrap conflict with your theme. Bootstrap is a JavaScript framework which a lot of programmers user for web sites, and conflicts can happen if a site is trying to use multiple versions.

    I’ve included a link to our Knowledgebase article, which explains this in greater detail and has steps you can take to help resolve the issue:
    http://support.ihomefinder.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/159/0/theme-compatibility

    If you have any questions or need additional assistance, please feel free to email [email protected].

    Thread Starter flabeachbum

    (@flabeachbum)

    Awesome – thanks for the fast response!

    I reviewed the article.

    My only question is where it says, “Be sure to add script tags and place the code outside of any style tags that already exist in the CSS override:

    Can I merely copy and paste the code, or do I need to add a script tag? That’s something I’m not familiar with, and I’d rather ask you than Google.

    Thanks again.

    Plugin Author iHomefinder, Inc.

    (@ihomefinder)

    Hello,

    Yes. You will need to add script tags to any JavaScript that you add to your site.

    I hope that helps. If you need additional assistance with the workaround or adding the script to your CSS Override, please feel free to email [email protected].

    Thread Starter flabeachbum

    (@flabeachbum)

    I just got back to my computer and tried this.

    It works much better!

    Huge thanks to iHomefinder support. You guys are the best!

    I’m still having an issue with the information on the display results “Features” tab not displaying correctly. (See this page). It’s like the container is about 5% too small, with a slider bar on the bottom, and the titles of each section are missing the first letter.

    I’ve tried adjusting the container .modal width parameter from “auto” to 100, 95, and 90 percent with no effect. I have it back to “auto” now.

    Nitpicky, sure. But hey, this is a real estate web site, and buyers are picky.

    Any recommendation for fixing this?

    Again, huge thanks!

    ~~~

    For anyone else who stumbles on this thread in the future, here is the break down of the previous recommended changes.

    Under Optima Express / Configuration, change the Layout Style to “Responsive”. Then…

    Stock CSS Override shows this:

    <style type="text/css">
    
    </style>

    Simply insert this below it.

    <script>
    
    </script>

    And copy & paste from the website. CSS in between the style tags, and the PHP goes in between the script tags.

    Final product should look like this:

    <style type="text/css">
    #ihf-main-container .carousel-control {
       height: auto;
       background: none;
       border: none;
    }
    #ihf-main-container .carousel-caption {
        background: none;
    }
    #ihf-main-container .modal {
        width: auto;
        margin-left: 0;
        background-color: transparent;
        border: 0;
    }
    .ihf-results-links > a:nth-child(1) {
        display: none;
    }
    </style>
    <script>
    (function () {
        "use strict";
        jQuery.getScript("/wp-content/plugins/optima-express/js/bootstrap-libs/bootstrap.min.js");
    }());
    </script>
    Thread Starter flabeachbum

    (@flabeachbum)

    It looks and functions much better now.

    I’m still having a small issue. On a property results page like this, the “Features” tab has a slider at the bottom, and is clipping the first letter of the section titles off.

    Nitpicky on my part, but presentation matters in real estate.

    Any suggestions?

    Thread Starter flabeachbum

    (@flabeachbum)

    It looks and functions much better now.

    I’m still having a small issue. On a property results page like this, the “Features” tab has a slider at the bottom, and is clipping the first letter of the section titles off.

    Nitpicky on my part, but presentation matters in real estate.

    Any suggestions?

    Plugin Author iHomefinder, Inc.

    (@ihomefinder)

    Hello,

    Looking at the your themes CSS, it appears that it’s forcing that element to scroll. The below CSS can be added to WordPress Dashboard > Optima Express > Configuration to override the themes default styling.

    .tab-content {
        overflow: visible !important;
    }
    Thread Starter flabeachbum

    (@flabeachbum)

    And now it’s absolutely perfect.

    Outstanding!

    Major thanks to the iHomefinder team – you guys rock!

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