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Hi there. When I select a category in your Tower theme, the posts associated with that category appear but in the header and breadcrumbs the name/title doesn’t. Same for search, it displays results but not the search terms:
As an example here’s the page showing the category ‘Induction Handbook’, but it only displays the blog title (Knowledge Base) both in the header and breadcrumbs not the category title.
https://hq1.af1.com.au/knowledgebase/induction-handbook/
I have 1 day left in my support for this theme, so please let me know a solution asap.
Thanks, Mike
- This topic was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by amccreative.
- This topic was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by amccreative.
- This topic was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by amccreative.
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Hello,
This is the default styling of breadcrumbs. Sorry but this is a customization not included in support. Please read more regarding it here: https://support.codeless.co/?page_id=4207
If you feel this should be added in future theme updates, suggest it as a new feature in this forum: https://support.codeless.co/?forum=suggest-us-featuresBest regards!
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I’m not and never have been talking primarily about Breadcrumbs, I’m refer to the Page Heading. Instead of the Page Heading using the category archive title (in this case the name of the Category) as any WP theme would do, yours is only displaying the name of the blog (in this case the blog is called Knowledge Base). Please do not dismiss this request out of hand. My support ran out today, but was still valid when I lodged this request yesterday. Please escalate it if you do not feel you have the skills to resolve it.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by amccreative.
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Hello,
Please go to file tower\includes\view\page_header.php and find these lines:
if($cl_redata['subtitle_bool']) $extra_class .= ' with_subtitle'; if($cl_redata['page_header_design_style'] == 'padd') $extra_class .= ' with_padding_style'; ?>
Replace with these:
if($cl_redata['subtitle_bool']) $extra_class .= ' with_subtitle'; if($cl_redata['page_header_design_style'] == 'padd') $extra_class .= ' with_padding_style'; if(is_category()){ global $wp_query; $cat_obj = $wp_query->get_queried_object(); $title = $cat_obj->name; } ?>
Save changes and refresh.
Best regards!
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