• Hello Hueman support Team,

    [I am also recapping the issues previously reported – some issues I have been able to fix:]

    Just upgraded to Hueman version 3.3.9, and the site has gone sort of “berserk”.

    1. On FF and ie, upon scroll, content disappears – right sidebar joins the left sidebar.

    2- I cannot make the Nav-topbar and the header stick (fixed) – Header, despite the default “sticky” option selected, disappears upon scrolling down.

    3- The background color of the sidebars has reverted to gray color – I was using the following css to change it to white – it is not working anymore:

    .col-3cm .main-inner {background: #ffffff;}
    .main-inner {background: #ffffff;}

    Will you please look into it and advise what to do to fix these issues.
    The website is http://lifevibrant.com.

    Thank you.

    • This topic was modified 6 years, 12 months ago by Parwaiz Khan. Reason: Clarification of subject line
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  • Hi,

    If I am not wrong, I remember that your Hueman theme is very heavily customized with your child theme.

    I suggest you to revert back your Hueman Theme on your live site.
    Setup localhost on your computer and clone your live site on it.
    On your localhost clone, do the customization fixes on your child theme with current Hueman theme version.

    Update your live site with your child theme, after you had managed to fix your customization issues.

    This is a related support thread which could be of some help to you.
    https://wordpress.org/support/topic/real-problems-after-updating-to-3-9-9/

    2- I cannot make the Nav-topbar and the header stick (fixed) – Header, despite the default “sticky” option selected, disappears upon scrolling down.

    Sticky menu has been changed to scroll up reveal.
    After you scroll down, you need to scroll up to reveal the sticky menu.

    Thank you

    Thread Starter Parwaiz Khan

    (@parwaiz-khan)

    Hi Denzel,
    Thank you for looking into it – I have fixed most of the issues (sort of “band-Aid” methods). Will follow on your suggestions later.

    As you stated, “Sticky menu has been changed to scroll up reveal.
    After you scroll down, you need to scroll up to reveal the sticky menu.”, yes, it works that way. But, is there a CSS way to make it ‘sticky’ like in the prior version?

    Thank you.

    Hi Khan and Denzel,

    Nicolas told among 3.3.8 introduction page comments:

    7 April 2017 at 9 h 42 min

    Hi John, the permanent fixed option is about to be released for both the topbar and the mobile menu.

    @parwaiz-khan I guess for now you can “band-aid” the top bar and sidebar with this CSS:

    
    #nav-topbar {
        -webkit-transform: translate(0px, 0px) !important;
        -moz-transform: translate(0px, 0px) !important;
        transform: translate(0px, 0px) !important;
    }
    .sidebar .sidebar-content {
        background-color: #fff !important;
    }
    
    Thread Starter Parwaiz Khan

    (@parwaiz-khan)

    Hi Scorcher,
    Thank you very much for the code – I will try it tomorrow.

    There were also some other issues, like the ‘top margin’ of the ‘content’ and ‘sidebar’ containers not calibrating the same in various browsers – webkit/blink and the other browser engines don’t always render the css the same way.

    BTW, any idea what ‘element’ to target the padding in the sidebars? I will like to change the sidebar left-right padding to 10px.

    Thank you
    ………..

    Hi Kerdezo,
    Thank you for the information – will wait for it.
    ………

    Hi,

    I believe the padding is applied to individual widgets which would be .sidebar .widget. You can look that up in your theme’s main CSS file.

    The best way to identify what elements you need to target is to fire up your browser’s Dev Tools and go through the structure of your web page. You will find the HTML markup/tags on the left side and the corresponding CSS on the right.

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