evanmattson
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@John Hibbs just deployed v1.0.5 which separates the add search option for each mode!
@Draven in your case, this is due to some CSS that is being applied by your ARVE plugin giving the video's containing div a higher z-index (5000) than Hero Nav (1050). You simply need to add a new rule to change the z-index on the .arve-embed-container iframe to give it a z-index less than 1050.
@Draven it's hard to say without seeing it. What browser (+version) are you using? Is there a live page somewhere you can show me the problem you're having? I'd be happy to take a look.
@Draven this has to due with how you youtube video is embedded, not the section. I'm not sure how you're embedding it, but you need to make sure the iframe has the wmode="transparent" attribute. If you're copying your embed code directly from youtube, this attribute is not included. Depending on where you're putting the video, you could use the [pl_video id="your-youtube-id"] shortcode. This is a handy way to do it as it not only includes this important attribute, but embeds the video responsively by default (although you can also specify width and height if you want too.).
Hope that helps!
@John Hibbs @evanmattson @Draven @imagineutopia @TCoGw Ah, of course. I'll add that shortly.
@Draven @imagineutopia @TCoGw Hey guys, just wanted to give you a heads up - v1.0.4 was just deployed which has the new option to enable the fixed navigation mode! Let me know what you think!
@Draven on the right? how so? the menu items are full-width in the mobile view. I'm not sure where you're referring to.
@imagineutopia @Draven @evanmattson thanks for the input! I'm planning on adding this feature soon.
@Clifford P sorry, Code Glow doesn't offer any front-end functionality.
@MundoCaco Hi there,
It's not currently possible to conditionally disable sections. You could possibly hide them using some device specific CSS by using the free pagelines Browser CSS plugin. The section would still be loading though, so I realize that's probably not what you want.
Thanks for your support!
@TCoGw @evanmattson @Draven I see, thanks for the clarification. So, similar to the fixed navigtion at the top of this page, correct? I will plan on adding this feature in a future release, although I cannot say how soon.
@TCoGw Are you referring to something like the Scroll Spy section? You can see it used as the main navigation on this page: http://demo.pagelines.me/tools/
@pilpelim Hey there, sorry to hear you're having some trouble getting started.
The easiest way to install the plugin is right through the built-in "Store" page under "PageLines" in wp-admin. Once there, go to Sections > Top Premium and scroll down to find it in the list. If you've already purchased the plugin like you mentioned, and you're logged into your PL account within that install, the plugin will not ask you to purchase again - you will just see a button that says "Install".
This is the recommended way to install all PL store products! If you continue to have trouble, please open a thread on the support forum (www.pagelines.com/forum).
@Draven hmm, I never thought of that. I'm sure it's possible.
If anyone else is interested in this feature, please like Draven's thread!
@ssstofff The sidebar content is managed the same way you would manage sidebars normally - using widgets. DGB doesn't use anything else, it doesn't even add any sidebars of it's own. It simply gives you more control over the sidebars you already have and enhances them with some cool features. Check out the walkthrough video for it if you haven't already! (You can find it by following the link for the live demo above).
@glenneastland nope, DGB only works with sidebars. I have recently released a new primary navigation section called "Hero Nav" - I may add your suggestion to that as a per-page option to show a different menu. If you haven't seen that section yet, check it out!
@KevinHuemann I 100% agree. A mistake I won't be making again ;) The live demo is in the works and coming in the next day or so. However, I feel like live demos don't do products like this much justice as you can't test the different options which is what makes a section like this so powerful.
@jgiroux It varies a bit based on the settings you have. The biggest difference is the dropdown mode: click mode allows you to click to reveal sub-menus while also making those top level links clickable with an automatically added item at the top of it's dropdown menu.
Closed: http://screencast.com/t/C1pClW7WF
Expanded (posts): http://screencast.com/t/98OgRSEWag
When set to hover, all dropdowns are shown as expanded (similar to the bootstrap navbar).