depperson

I know this is marked resolved, but I have been unable to to get my slider image to be full width. I attempted to remove the divs as instructed, but there was no change. I’ve put the code back for now…

@stopczas, any way you can post the code you adjusted?

@nick Young – thanks! It did appear I had a extra space at the beginning of my calendar ID. I believe this may resolve my issue. Hopefully others will see theirs working soon also!

I was wonder how I might go about adding the “show_cart” to a sidebar that is not widget enabled.

I don’t want the cart to show up on regular pages, only the ones I have for the online shop.

I put the shortcode in my template, but it didn’t work.

HardHat:

Maybe you can give me insight, since you seem to have figured out your situation.

I am using the following code to display sub-pages (we’ll call 1st level down) from top level link:

<?php
  if($post->post_parent)
  $children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->post_parent."&echo=0");
  else
  $children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->ID."&echo=0");
  if ($children) { ?>
  <ul>
  <?php echo $children; ?>
  </ul>
  <?php } ?>

this is taken directly from the WP codex. And it works great, except when I click to a 2nd level sub-page (subpage of a subpage). At that point, all the 2nd level sub-pages show up in the menu.

I’ve tried using depth= syntax, but doesn’t work. What would I look for in my CSS to see if that can be hardcoded to remove the 2nd level sub-page menu?

Just bumping this post for a similar question:

I use the them Amazing Grace theme found in the WP themes directory.
I have my pages listed at the top, but I would like the Tabs (just below the site name) to show as the the child pages respectively.

Any place to start?

BTW: I am a rank amateur when it comes to coding, but if you can give me the path to take, I can cut my way through it!