• Hi Vladff,

    I have a funny gap showing above the top bar as i click on the welcome button. Have enetered #site-navigation in the call-to-action field in the customizer. Few days back, everything’s was fine. Have been playing around adjusting things in style.css via custom css plugin.

    Am stuck for a while now and not able to fix the issue. Have browsed online searching for a fix, but still no luck.

    Attaching screen-shots of the site for your reference. Have a look and see what the issue could be.

    welcome_screen

    welcome_button_scroll

    sticky_menu

    Thanx in advance.

    https://wordpress.org/themes/moesia/

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  • Thanks Vlad!

    All issues worked out aside from the video!

    Any chance you could keep the video option? It’s one of the main reasons I chose Moesia!

    Cheers,

    ek

    Thread Starter deveshjadaun

    (@deveshjadaun)

    Thanx Vadff,

    Finally found the culprit!

    Well, work through your custom code and see what causes the issue, it would be the fastest way to do it.

    Some padding/margin codes in my custom css to shorten the nav bar height. Got away with it and the issue got fixed instantly, but the bar returned to its default size. Will deal with the top bar next to reduce it’s height. Any specific css code that may not ruin things again???

    Hi deveshjadaun,

    where did you change the padding/margin codes? Cause I am having the same issue…

    Thanks in advance!

    Thread Starter deveshjadaun

    (@deveshjadaun)

    Hi Pidor,

    i removed this code from my custom css file:

    .main-navigation li,
    .site-branding {
        padding-top: 0px;
        padding-bottom: 0px;
    }
    .stuck .main-navigation li,
    .stuck .site-branding {
        padding-top: 0px;
        padding-bottom: 0px;
    }
    .main-navigation {
      padding-top:0;
      margin-top:0;
    }

    …and the issue vanished!

    This is how you would make the nav bar thinner:

    .site-branding {
       padding: 40px 15px;
    }
    .main-navigation li {
       padding: 40px 15px;
    }

    Change 40px to the value you want.

    I am still having the same problem πŸ™ It’s quite weird because even when I use the really basic version of Moesia (without plugings, without child theme) the gap is still there. Am I missing something?

    Can you post a link to your website?

    Unfortunately not, it’s only in local for now πŸ™

    Thread Starter deveshjadaun

    (@deveshjadaun)

    Hi Vladff,

    The issue of ‘the gap’ has returned once again. It happened immediately after updating both wordpress and the moesia theme. Have made the site, for you to have a look and see what could actually be going wrong.

    Somewhere you seem to have mentioned that in the new update, the #site-navigation page jump on hitting the welcome button does not land quite exactly where it should (some new padding code for the sticky menu?). If that be the case or even otherwise, please help me find a solution that’s been recurring for so long now. A great theme, but the issue is really persistent and annoying!

    Thanx in advance.

    Thread Starter deveshjadaun

    (@deveshjadaun)

    Sorry! have made the site live. Here’s the link:

    Thread Starter deveshjadaun

    (@deveshjadaun)

    Hey,

    Actually, it’s landing where it’s supposed to now (right on top of the nav bar). It had an offset before which I removed because users didn’t like it.

    I’m not sure why you consider this to be a theme issue. It doesn’t happen on any other site that uses the button to slide to the nav bar. And especially since last time you said it was your custom code that was causing it.

    Anyway, I’m sorry but I don’t know what the issue is here and what is causing it.

    Thread Starter deveshjadaun

    (@deveshjadaun)

    Thanx for the immediate reply.

    Seems you went through my site. Even though you don’t consider this as an issue, since it was deliberately introduced in the updated version of moesia, could you still please help me with the nav bar that sits right against the top portion of the browser window when i hit the welcome button? Where and what to change in the code? Please help!

    Would love to help but I don’t think I understand anymore what you’re trying to do. All I see wrong is that when you press the button it scrolls to the nav bar, then it scrolls back up a bit creating a gap. Is this what you’re referring to?

    Thread Starter deveshjadaun

    (@deveshjadaun)

    Yes Vladff, that’s exactly what i don’t want it to happen. The bar might bounce, but should not scroll back down creating a gap with a portion of my header image showing. Is there a way to resolve this???

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