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  • Thread Starter pschimmel

    (@pschimmel)

    @apollo13themes That CSS worked, I just had to set the font-size to 60 instead to 30px.

    Very nice. Thank you so much.

    All the best,
    pschimmel

    Thread Starter pschimmel

    (@pschimmel)

    Hi Air,

    thank you for the suggestion. This would indeed hide the title completely. However my problem is that the whole title is Kategorienarchiv: Präparate. I want to hide the “Kategorienarchiv:” (Category archive). I just just want to see the name of the category there (Präparate).

    When looking at the HTML of the page, I can see that both parts of the header are located within the same <h1> tag.

    Best regards,
    Patrick

    Thread Starter pschimmel

    (@pschimmel)

    Hello Support Team,

    I guess you might be right. I realized that I have more issues with the rights of the temp directories which are propably caused by my hosting provider.

    However I was able to resolve the issue by changing the php settings in the admin front end (Plesk) of my hosting provider.

    Setting before:
    open_basedir: {WEBSPACEROOT}{/}{:}{TMP}{/}
    Setting after changing it (working)
    open_basedir: standard

    Thread Starter pschimmel

    (@pschimmel)

    You are right. I finally discovered that the problem was caused by the Hueman theme which clears the CSS styles of all elements within their stylesheet before applying the Hueman styles.

    I managed to create a workaround by adding some custom styles for the li and ul tags to the custom.css of the Hueman theme (and activating it’s usage in the options).

    As it worked for me with those settings I moved the “test page” to my productive environment: Link

    I managed to create a workaround by adding the following styles the custom.css of the Hueman theme (and activating it’s usage in the options):

    div .cmw-level-1 { padding-left: 0px }
    div .cmw-level-2 { padding-left: 10px }
    div .cmw-level-3 { padding-left: 10px }
    div .cmw-level-4 { padding-left: 10px }
    
    ul.menu-widget {
       list-style-type: disc;
       list-style-position: inside;
    }
    ol.menu-widget {
       list-style-type: decimal;
       list-style-position: inside;
    }
    ul.menu-widget ul, ol.menu-widget ul {
       list-style-type: circle;
       list-style-position: inside;
       margin-left: 15px;
    }
    ol.menu-widget ol, ul.menu-widget ol {
       list-style-type: lower-latin;
       list-style-position: inside;
       margin-left: 15px;
    }
    Thread Starter pschimmel

    (@pschimmel)

    Hello wizzud,

    I did some digging in the style sheet of the Hueman theme and discovered that the problem is caused by a CSS reset (right at the beginning of the style sheet) which might also be utilized by other themes.

    I did a little workaround by adding the following to the custom.css of the Hueman theme (and activating it’s usage in the options):

    div .cmw-level-1 { padding-left: 0px }
    div .cmw-level-2 { padding-left: 10px }
    div .cmw-level-3 { padding-left: 10px }
    div .cmw-level-4 { padding-left: 10px }
    
    ul.menu-widget {
       list-style-type: disc;
       list-style-position: inside;
    }
    ol.menu-widget {
       list-style-type: decimal;
       list-style-position: inside;
    }
    ul.menu-widget ul, ol.menu-widget ul {
       list-style-type: circle;
       list-style-position: inside;
       margin-left: 15px;
    }
    ol.menu-widget ol, ul.menu-widget ol {
       list-style-type: lower-latin;
       list-style-position: inside;
       margin-left: 15px;
    }

    Maybe the option to set such styles in the options of your widget would be a great improvement.

    Thanks,
    Patrick

    Hi bmkrein,

    Just found your post. Unfortunately after I created a new post.

    I’m having the same problem. I really would like to use the Hueman Theme because of its flexibility, but I also need an hierarchical menu in one of the sidebars.

    I also tried other menu plugins (e.g. Advanced Menu Widget) without success. So the problem must be caused by the theme.

    I’m using WordPress 4.0 and Hueman 2.1.9

    Have you been able to resolve this issue?

    Thread Starter pschimmel

    (@pschimmel)

    Thank you for your quick response.

    You are right. With TwentyFourteen the hierarchy is show as desired. I’ll contact the Hueman theme’s creator to see if this is a known bug.

    Thread Starter pschimmel

    (@pschimmel)

    Please take a look at http://test.gs-cms.com/?page_id=208. It’s the submenu in the sidebar on the right side. Only some of the pages are public right now.

    By the way: I also tried to disable all other plugins and I even tried the plugin on a different site with theme Expound, but without success.

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