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That is your website menu. The “hamburger menu” shows your pages show people can navigate through your site. On your blog or homepage, your posts will be listed, depend ing on your settings in WordPress and your WPtouch settings.
Hi,
Those styles are in http://new.ncsce.net/wp-content/themes/vantage/style.css. WPtouch loads its own stylesheet(s), so it can’t see the desktop theme’s style.css file.
You can add the styling for the icons in Core Settings > General > Custom Code. Just make sure to wrap the code in style tags. Example:
<style type=”text/css”>
YOUR CUSTOM CSS HERE
</style>Regards,
WPtouch Support
Hi,
The code that is showing is the code from the shortcodes you are using to add content. WPtouch Pro includes an option in the Compatibility section to load the desktop theme’s shortcode content. However, the option is not currently available in WPtouch (free).
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Great. Thanks!
WPtouch Support
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPtouch - Make your WordPress Website Mobile-Friendly] Set file js to bottomHi,
There are plugins here in the free WordPress.org plugin repository claiming to do just that. You should be able to find some with a quick search.
Also, WPtouch Pro’s “jQuery Enhanced” extension allows you to load jQuery and any other scripts dependent on it in the footer. It’s an extension that is free at this time, to all WPtouch Pro customers.
Regards,
WPtouch SupportHi Glenn,
For all WPtouch Pro related questions, please submit a ticket via our Support Center – https://support.wptouch.com/helpdesk/tickets.
Also, update to the latest version of WPtouch Pro (3.8.8) and see if that helps make a difference, as it includes improvements for shortcode handling.
If shortcodes don’t show up right away, open a page with shortcodes in it, via the WordPress page editor and click the “Update” button without making any changes. Then, refresh the page in WPtouch Pro and see if that helps do the trick.
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Mairizio,
Thank you for the info. That makes sense. In order for the post views to show up, the code below needs to added.
<?php if(function_exists(‘the_views’)) { the_views(); } ?>
This is possible in WPtouch Pro, and can be done with its child theme feature. In WPtouch (free), you can do it but your changes will be overwritten each time you update the plugin.
You can add the code to WPtouch’s single.php file in the location you’d like to display the post views in.
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Hi,
Thank you for the info, but how is the visitor counter added in the desktop theme? Are you using another plugin? Is it functionality that comes with the desktop theme?
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Hi,
If you’re using a plugin to add this functionality in the desktop theme, it should automatically work in WPtouch as well. Let us know how you’re implementing it in the desktop theme (if you are) and we’ll have a better idea of what you’re trying to accomplish.
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Hi,
That is out of the scope of the type of support we can provide here. Though, with those articles, you can inspect your WPtouch Pro theme and play with the CSS live before applying it to your website.
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Hi,
What is the URL of the website in question?
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPtouch - Make your WordPress Website Mobile-Friendly] Not working.Hi,
For WPtouch Pro support, please login at http://www.wptouch.com/account and access our Support Center.
If you haven’t already, please check that shortcode handling is enabled in Core Settings > Compatibility > Shortcodes and see if that helps resolve the issue.
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Hi,
It looks like the contents on that page have a set with that is larger than the width of most mobile device displays. Yes, you can scale the contents on that page to fit the display area.
You can identify CSS targets in the WPtouch Pro theme and then apply custom CSS to accomplish what you’re after.
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Hi,
Thank you for the URLs. We couldn’t say why those grids are not working as expected, but we can confirm that this has worked in WPtouch Pro for others.
You may want to try opening one of those pages/posts and clicking the “Update” button (no need to make changes) to see if it helps make the difference.
Regards,
WPtouch Support
Thank you for the information. Can you share the URL of a page/post where we can see this happening?
Regards,
WPtouch Support