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  • I am adding the template by using the virtual editor but everytime I press on save. it gives me error.

    what can i do?

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  • Exactly what does the error say? Do you know if your /wp-content/uploads folder is writeable? Can you please post a link to your site? Thank you.

    Thread Starter outofbox33

    (@outofbox33)

    I am not sure if that is writeable since I am using a free hosting to test things out before I do the “real” thing.

    website: http://www.imuststudy.com

    It says page not found.

    It looks like your uploads folder is writable.

    OK, let’s run through the steps to make sure you are doing it correctly.

    1) You went to Appearance > Montezuma Options > Main Templates > + Add Main Template (or maybe Sub Templates > + Add sub template).

    2) You entered a name for your new template.
    What name did you use?

    3) You selected another template to copy from the drop down list.
    Which template did you copy (if any)?

    4) Then you clicked the ADD Main Template button (or ADD Sub Template button).

    5) You selected your new template on the left, made some changes to it in the editor, then clicked the SAVE Changes button, and that’s when you get the page not found error.

    Thread Starter outofbox33

    (@outofbox33)

    I solved it :D.
    I had to do with the hosting. I changed to my own and it worked.
    I want to have a “sticky menu” when you scroll down after certain pixel’s a new menu should appear on top. for this I am using the
    LowerMedia Sticky.js Menu’s plugin but it has destroyed the whole make up.

    Could you maybe tell me how I could fix that or what would you advice me to do in order to get it ?

    Thank you for quick response!

    Here’s a quick way to do it. Add the following CSS to the end of your various.CSS virtual CSS file (Appearance > Montezuma Options > CSS Files > various.css):

    #menu1-wrapper {
       position: fixed;
       top: 0;
       left: 0;
       width: 100%;
       bottom: inherit;
    }
    #banner-bg {
       margin-top: 89px;
    }

    The first rule will move the menu bar to the top of the screen and “fix” it’s position so it stays at the top of the window, and makes it span all the way across.

    The second rule will shift the rest of the page down the same height as the menu bar so the site title doesn’t get hidden.

    Thread Starter outofbox33

    (@outofbox33)

    oh my bad..
    I want the menu to be static like it was before and only change to what it is that you gave me if there is scrolled down after 200px so to say.

    Like this here. http://tweedbarbers.com/
    At first the logo is big but wen you scroll it changes.

    I want the same but differently. Now you see that the logo I must study Learn how to Learn.

    When you scroll down I want the menu to change in to. I must study – immedealty followed by Learn how to Learn on the left side and the menu on the right side.

    I hope this makes it more clear, again Tahkns

    Thread Starter outofbox33

    (@outofbox33)

    You need to use jQuery/Javascript to do that, because you have to detect when the page has been scrolled down a certain amount. If you don’t understand jQuery, there’s a good tutorial here.

    Then you can use the technique described in this page. You can ignore the section on adding the jQuery library (it’s already included with WordPress), and the sections on HTML and CSS, because the menu is already created. You just need to add the Javascript (actually jQuery), modifying it to match your own site’s classes and layout. You can add jQuery code to Montezuma by going to Appearance > Montezuma Options > Head > Insert Code > Bottom. You need to enclose any Javascript/jQuery code in <script> … </script> tags.

    One slight clarification: you will need to add the CSS that affects the way the different elements look when the window is scrolled down. In the example above, they used a class called .f-nav that was added to the navigation bar when the window was scrolled down 136 pixels. In the CSS, they defined a rule for elements with a class of .f-nav.

    You would do something similar by using your jQuery script to add some sort of common class name (maybe scrolled?) to the elements that you want to change when the window is scrolled down. Then you would add some CSS, using that class name, to change the way those elements appeared.

    Thread Starter outofbox33

    (@outofbox33)

    I want the menu that is now on the right side to change when you are scrolling down under xxx pixel. The whole get’s chopped by half of it’s height removing the star on top of it. The whole scrolleddownmenu is 100% width with logo.

    I really want it lol.. but I am not capable of doing it within a decent time cus I don’t have any knowledge about it so if I do it on trail and error base. I fair that I may break more things then I will do any good to it. I need someone to do this for me who knows what’s he/she is doing and I am willing to pay for it. so if you are interesed it doing it please pm me.

    Thank you for your answers, you are great 😀

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