In reply to: Error message after theme update

#43957

Hello babyroutes,

I have noticed the same issue with a new site I am working on.

The problem seems to occur when I have a sidebar widget area enabled for the column mode, but I don’t actually have any Widgets in that area.

For example my page template is “Two columns, sidebar on the right”

I’m supposed to have something in the “Sidebar Widget Area” – even just a blank text widget.

When I don’t have anything I get this error message.

You seem to have resolved this issue on your own, so I suppose this reply is mainly for posterity. 🙂

Site looks good by the way!

Best of luck!

In reply to: Put Slider on All Pages Except a Few

#41907

Hello BigZan

I don’t use sliders much personally so there might be an easier way of doing this.

However One way to take out the Slider on specific pages is with custom CSS.

You might already be using Custom CSS. (See display options)

You are looking for this value:

Quote:

`#content .featured_slider, .container_16 #content .slider_post {

width: 1180px;

}`

ADD:

Quote:

display: none;

So you are left with:

Quote:

`#content .featured_slider, .container_16 #content .slider_post {

width: 1180px;

display: none;

}`

This disables the slider on ALL pages.

Then you will need to add the slider back to the individual pages you want.

Each page has it’s own CSS ID.

For example if you wanted to add the slider back to your “Arson Lawyer Page”. This page has the CSS ID of .page-id-281

You will need to override the CSS value that disabled the slider on all pages.

You would add this value:

Quote:

`.page-id-281 #content .featured_slider, .container_16 #content .slider_post {

display: block !important;

}`

Now the slider is re-enabled for this page only.

Repeat this process for any additional pages.

Hope that works / helps.

-Dan