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  • raindance

    #1900

    Maybe this is a basic WP thing…but

    http://juicytravels.com/the-ten-best-first-class-airline-experiences-today/

    Why do the sub pages show up like that on the parent page?

    I want the #1 and #2 ones not to show up like that with the view page buttons, rather, I want navigation to those sub pages at the bottom of the page. It’s a multi-page article with the main page

    http://juicytravels.com/the-ten-best-first-class-airline-experiences-today/

    being the parent page and the #1 and #2 being sub pages. There will end up being ten pages.

    I activated WP PageNavi but don’t see it showing up anywhere.

    So

    1. how do I make the child pages not show up on the parent page as they are now

    2. Any suggestions for page navigation which would look/behave like I’ve got it set up on my post pages, here?

    http://juicytravels.com/the-ten-best-airline-experiences-now-3/

    See the nav links at the bottom,

    « The Ten Best Airline Experiences Now #2 | The Ten Best Airline Experiences Now #4 »

    I want the same kind of navigation on these pages/sub pages…can it be done?

    Thanks in advance

    Anonymous

    #17637

    Try this..

    .child-page {
    background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #E9ECF5;
    border-radius: 0 0 0 0 !important;
    display: none;
    padding-bottom: 10px;
    padding-top: 10px;
    }

    Again, not sure of the COMPLETE effect. But it accomplishes what you are looking for. Additional testing may be required.

    Anonymous

    #17638

    I just saw there is an option in the WordPress admin… Appearance -> Graphene Options -> “General” tab -> Child Page Options

    Under “Child Page Listings”, choose “Hide Listings”.

    This would be a better solution than changing the code.

    raindance

    #17639

    Ha that did it…for some reason I thought that was unrelated…duh. Thanks.

    Now I just have to figure out good navigation. So far haven’t found anything I really like.

    Anonymous

    #17640

    Have you tried WP-PageNavi?

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-pagenavi/screenshots/

    Double-check with Syahir… but I think this is compatible.

    And, I noticed the new version is out for Graphene. It’s possible this has been incorporated into the new files.

    raindance

    #17641

    Ya I don’t like it.

    But I think I found a solution. Will post once I tweak it. Turns out Ambrosite has one for pages too…I really like their post one. So then I can get it to look the same too…that one took a bunch of tweaking with help here in the forum…hopefully I can get the page version to work the way I want it to also.

    Anonymous

    #17642

    Fantastic!

    raindance

    #17643

    @josh-

    You are so good at css.

    Any idea how to make the social media icons at the bottom always be at the bottom in one row, clearing the photo are? Once those pages have more content it will push them down but I’d love to make sure they are never all stacked up like this…

    http://juicytravels.com/the-ten-best-airline-experiences-now-3/

    And force them to all be in one row after the content, floated to left side I guess, or centered.

    Thanks 🙂

    Anonymous

    #17644

    Try inserting a few breaks after your text for the page. It looks like the <div> is being started right after your text… and then overflowing to the line below.

    Try adding a few line breaks directly after <i>”Artfully presented meals are served on fine porcelain, with the finest table linen and crystal glasses to enhance the enjoyment of connoisseur travelers.”<i>

    See if that makes it a straight line.

    raindance

    #17645

    Ya that would do it but I want a more stable permanent solution since I’ll be making hundreds of these pages. I just wanted to permanently get the share icons down in their own div. Like maybe a clear div then a float left for those or something.

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