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  • Thread Starter queridamolly

    (@queridamolly)

    Correction: I would like the tab to read “page title|site title” on every page. On the homepage, I would like the tab to read “site title”.

    Ok, and I agree with you, except in my case I wanted no text label. I have yet to see labeled mobile menu icons anywhere else. Have you?

    [This is a duplicate of my reply to a later post on the same topic. I feel for you, so I hope this info helps.]

    My coding skills are very basic, but I accomplished this by editing the misc/comments-error.php file.

    I changed:

    <p class="comments-closed pings-open">
    		<?php
    			/* Translators: The two %s are placeholders for HTML. The order can't be changed. */
    			printf( __( 'Comments are closed, but %strackbacks%s and pingbacks are open.', 'stargazer' ), '<a href="' . esc_url( get_trackback_url() ) . '">', '</a>' );
    		?>
    	</p><!-- .comments-closed .pings-open -->

    to:

    <p class="comments-closed pings-open">
    		<?php
    			/* Translators: The two %s are placeholders for HTML. The order can't be changed. */
    			printf( __( '', '' ), '<a href="' . esc_url( get_trackback_url() ) . '">', '</a>' );
    		?>
    	</p><!-- .comments-closed .pings-open -->

    I added my edited comments-error.php file to my child theme, within a ‘misc’ folder.

    I’m sure just deleting things is leaving the code a bit sloppy. If there’s a better way, I’m all ears.

    You can change the names of the menus by editing the menu/primary.php and menu/secondary.php files. Personally, I wanted no text label next to the menu icons, so I deleted the text labels inside quotations in those files. If you want to rename them, you could put your own text inside the quotations.

    I added my edited files to my child theme, within a ‘menu’ folder.

    My coding skills are pretty basic, so if there’s a better way to do this I’m all ears.

    In his ‘Read before posting a support question’ post on this forum, Justin says:

    “You can report them on the theme’s GitHub repository if you find a legitimate bug: https://github.com/justintadlock/stargazer&#8221;

    My coding skills are very basic, but I accomplished this by editing the misc/comments-error.php file.

    I changed:

    <p class="comments-closed pings-open">
    		<?php
    			/* Translators: The two %s are placeholders for HTML. The order can't be changed. */
    			printf( __( 'Comments are closed, but %strackbacks%s and pingbacks are open.', 'stargazer' ), '<a href="' . esc_url( get_trackback_url() ) . '">', '</a>' );
    		?>
    	</p><!-- .comments-closed .pings-open -->

    to:

    <p class="comments-closed pings-open">
    		<?php
    			/* Translators: The two %s are placeholders for HTML. The order can't be changed. */
    			printf( __( '', '' ), '<a href="' . esc_url( get_trackback_url() ) . '">', '</a>' );
    		?>
    	</p><!-- .comments-closed .pings-open -->

    I added my edited comments-error.php file to my child theme, within a ‘misc’ folder.

    I’m sure just deleting things is leaving the code a bit sloppy. If there’s a better way, I’m all ears.

    If you haven’t already figured this out… To change the place where the menu appears, go to Appearance/Menus, and under ‘Menu Settings’, check ‘primary’ if you want the menu at the very top of the page, secondary if you want it in the lower position on the right.

    If you want both menus, you can create a primary and secondary menu.

    I was so loving this theme until I tested it on my iPhone and iPad. I guess it is a responsive website only if you don’t have any child pages in your menu. I’m using the secondary menu option, because I preferred the placement. Like sdayman, I have Custom Links in my menu, with child pages beneath.

    I’m definitely going to have to switch themes if this problem isn’t resolved ASAP! That said, I’m very grateful for the fact that such a beautiful theme is available for free.

    My site: http://www.mesaverdegardens.org/

    I’m using the Alice child theme to Stargazer.

    Thread Starter queridamolly

    (@queridamolly)

    Ok, I’m new at this, so bear with me…

    Just share me the page link where you want to display widget title in orange so that i can provide the specific CSS code.

    http://turnerdaviscoaching.com/our-team/
    The page-id is 68 so this code makes the widget titles orange (they are h3s), but it also makes any other h3 on this page orange too, which I don’t want.

    body.page-id-68 h3 {
    color:#f57021;
    }

    You can change your sidebar registration code like following using before_widget and after_widget parameters which you can use to add unique id to widgets.

    I think the ‘id’ is what I was after in the first place, isn’t it? Where do I find or change the sidebar registration code?

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter queridamolly

    (@queridamolly)

    Thanks for getting back to me so quickly!

    I had already added that code (without !important) to the style.css file of my child theme. So my widget titles are universally aqua across the site. But now I would like to make the widget titles on one page orange. It is ok if these widget titles will be orange where ever they appear on the site.

    Where can I find the individual identifiers for each widget (ie. .widget-1 from my first message in this thread)?

    Thread Starter queridamolly

    (@queridamolly)

    Hi Daniel-

    I really appreciate your response. I took a look at the option names inside the wp_options table and I don’t see either ‘backwpup_cfg_dropboxappkey’ or ‘backwpup_cfg_dropboxappsecret’.

    And when I try to run the job manually, I’m still getting the same error message.

    (p.s. I wish the Logs page showed times and dates. Those boxes are checked in the Screen Options section, but they still don’t show. Bummer!)

    Thread Starter queridamolly

    (@queridamolly)

    Thank you for responding to my post so quickly, Hristo. You rock.

    I must not have been clear– let me try again. I am not looking to create 4 footer widgets. I’m looking to shrink the size of the ‘About Us’ widget, and increase the size of the ‘Clients Include’ widget.

    Any ideas about how to tackle this?

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