martineller

Addendum: I have just experimented with different formats of your logo. Your problem lies in the format of the logo. If the logo is cropped in the format specified in Hamilton, the menu will not move to the left. I also know that from other themes. Apparently, a different logo format is interpreted as another device size.

Link: https://sharegallery.strato.com/u/RxbBDLBV/u5Eff-DE

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by martineller.

Hello,

maybe the picture sizes of your pictures are not right. After recalculating the image sizes in the Media Settings (in /wp-admin/options-media.php) all images should be displayed correctly (I use the plugins Simple Image Sizes and Smush for image resizing, they work very well with Hamilton).

Hello,

I could not understand the problem. In my tests the menu only moves slightly downwards, depending on the size of the logo. The menu does not move left or right through the logo. Can you provide screenshots for explanation?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by martineller.

I believe that the logo is an integral part of WordPress and therefore can not be easily changed for different devices (not by simple CSS commands in Hamilton). Maybe you can find a plugin for this feature.

Hello,
the lateral shift of the menu when opening is based on my observation of the interpretation of the Javascriptsd by the browser. For example, Firefox 58.8 ESR shifts it, Epiphany 3.22.7 (in Linux / Gnome) or the default browser on Samsung Galaxy / Android does not.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by martineller.

Hello,
that will not be easy with CSS, that would have to be entered in the functionr.php. (I already tried this with different instructions, for example, here and here, but it did not work.)

In CSS, you could try the following code (insert in Appearance / Customize / Additional CSS):

/*Untertitel hinzufügen*/
.site-title::after {
	padding-left: 25px; 
        content: "Nur Malen ist noch schöner als Kochen";
        font-size: 22px;
	color: #ddd;	
}

Unfortunately, it does not work with your logo. Hamilton displays either the logo or the title and the page description. Maybe you will build your home page as a landing page, with the logo as an image in the text or large as a post image.

Or you can use a logo slider plugin like this one for example. This would allow you to display your credo and your logo alternately in a timely manner.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by martineller.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by martineller.

Hello,
I’m just setting up a page with Hamilton. The problem described by you is incomprehensible to me. The galleries can be created exactly as described here. Please can you specify the problem in detail?

At first I only had difficulties with that:

“If you like your galleries more complex, you can stack galleries with different numbers of columns on each other. As long as you make sure there are no lines between each gallery, the space between the separate galleries will be the same as between individual gallery items. “

In doing so, the following must be observed:

– it only works with galleries, not with individual pictures
– the number of images of the galleries and the image sizes must fit together
– the image sizes must be scaled correctly (for example with the plugin Simple Image Sizes)
– it does not work in lines of SiteOrigin Page Builder.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by martineller.
• This reply was modified 8 years ago by martineller.