2. and 3. There's no kind of the return button on the portfolio single pages I am afraid. To go back, users need to click the back button of the web browser.
4. To hide all the blog meta information, please use:
.post-meta-wrapper {
display: none !important;
}
5. Did you mean you wanted to show all portfolio items without the pagination display? If so, please go to "Appearance > Customize > Portfolio Options" and scroll down to the "All Works Template Options" section then increase the "Number of Items per Page" to something like "999".
Thank you for your great help, the additional CSS worked on the fly ;-)
In my opinion, all navigation should be within a webpage, without using the browser return button. It is regrettable that there is no return button on the single portfolio pages.
What i even would prefere is, to still have the categories navigator visible on the single portfolio pages. Is this possible?
And the other question was not to show all portfolio items. To show e.g. 6 or 9. But not to have the possibility to navigate to a secont or third page. Just to hide this page navigator on the bottom of the Portfolio items? is this possible?
and some other things: Where can i find infos to change the Audioplayer, e.g. to show the titel of the track? Changing size of portfolio Items? (i found the question in the forum, but it did not work)
... and last but not least, is it possible to show the "label" underneath of pictures, added in the media library?
Thank you so much for your help, i really appreciate it so much!
Thanks for the feedback! I might consider adding the related category links at the bottom of the single pages like our lastest Jeanne theme (example: http://themes.uxbarn.com/wp/jeanne/portfolio/the-white-space/ ). I will see what I can do in the next version.
To completely hide the portfolio pagination, please use:
If you would also like to use custom CSS for other elements, I recommend Developer Tools on Chrome or Firebug on Firefox to inspect the elements on the page. Then you will know which CSS selector to adjust.
Regarding the "Audioplayer" you were talking about, I am not sure if I understand it correctly. When you added an audio file to the page content, it would be the job of WordPress itself to control the display of the audio player on the frontend. So, I am afraid the theme has nothing to do with it.
For the picture label, please try adding some text into the "Caption" field of an image in the media library. The caption should be displayed under the image on the frontend.
How can i "manualy" order the items of the different portfolio category´s?
additional css?
plug In?
Thanks for any help
Gammon
Hello Gammon!
To manually reorder the portfolio items, you can use this plugin for that: https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-types-order/
I hope this helps!
Regards,
Paul
Hi Thank you very much for this help.
Since i am at the beginning of adapting your very nice nakamura theme, here some more questions that i could not find in the forum by now.
Can you provide some additional CSS or Plugins for the following:
# Show portfolio item titel when mouse over.
# Display portfolio categories menue also when viewing an item.
# ... or, how to get back to the cathegories menue (return button?)
# hide, date, coments, author in the blog items.
# hide option to select second, third ... page of portfolio items on "everything"
Thank you so much, nakamura is my first choise after, very nice work ... www.gammon.at
best regards gammon
Regarding your questions:
1. You can use this custom CSS to show the portfolio title on hover:
.portfolio-title { display: none; } .portfolio-item:hover .portfolio-title { display: block; }2. and 3. There's no kind of the return button on the portfolio single pages I am afraid. To go back, users need to click the back button of the web browser.
4. To hide all the blog meta information, please use:
.post-meta-wrapper { display: none !important; }5. Did you mean you wanted to show all portfolio items without the pagination display? If so, please go to "Appearance > Customize > Portfolio Options" and scroll down to the "All Works Template Options" section then increase the "Number of Items per Page" to something like "999".
Hi Paul
Thank you for your great help, the additional CSS worked on the fly ;-)
In my opinion, all navigation should be within a webpage, without using the browser return button. It is regrettable that there is no return button on the single portfolio pages.
What i even would prefere is, to still have the categories navigator visible on the single portfolio pages. Is this possible?
And the other question was not to show all portfolio items. To show e.g. 6 or 9. But not to have the possibility to navigate to a secont or third page. Just to hide this page navigator on the bottom of the Portfolio items? is this possible?
and some other things:
Where can i find infos to change the Audioplayer, e.g. to show the titel of the track?
Changing size of portfolio Items? (i found the question in the forum, but it did not work)
... and last but not least, is it possible to show the "label" underneath of pictures, added in the media library?
Thank you so much for your help, i really appreciate it so much!
Best regards
Gammon
Thanks for the feedback! I might consider adding the related category links at the bottom of the single pages like our lastest Jeanne theme (example: http://themes.uxbarn.com/wp/jeanne/portfolio/the-white-space/ ). I will see what I can do in the next version.
To completely hide the portfolio pagination, please use:
.portfolio-list-section .numbers-pagination { display: none; }If you would also like to use custom CSS for other elements, I recommend Developer Tools on Chrome or Firebug on Firefox to inspect the elements on the page. Then you will know which CSS selector to adjust.
More info: https://uxbarn.com/inspecting-elements-developer-tools/
Regarding the "Audioplayer" you were talking about, I am not sure if I understand it correctly. When you added an audio file to the page content, it would be the job of WordPress itself to control the display of the audio player on the frontend. So, I am afraid the theme has nothing to do with it.
For the picture label, please try adding some text into the "Caption" field of an image in the media library. The caption should be displayed under the image on the frontend.