[bas]

I don’t understand your question completely, but you can’t edit only the archive page from one separate category. There’s another solution since you only want to replace the sidebar: look for a plugin called “Custom Sidebars” or (even better, I think) “Content Aware Sidebars”. These will make it possible to replace the sidebar with a custom sidebar on some pages/posts without editing the code.

[bas]

Oops, I checked the versions about 10 days ago, I was running 1.02. Updated to 1.03 and the notice is gone now. My apologies!

By the way: did I miss a message about this update, or don’t you send you customers an email if there’s an update available (like Envato does)?

[bas]

Hi, thanks for the swift reply. I deactivated all plugins, the notice remained. I actived a default theme and the notice dissapeared…. To be 100% sure, I installed a new empty site, with a new database. No notice with the default themes. Installed and activated the Ultimate Pro theme and there was the notice again…

Since you can only see the notice with debugging on, I’ve set the debugging off and everything looks okay. In the meanwhile, I think you might have a look at the theme to find out why that notice showed up with your theme.

[bas]

Oops, I’m using the polylang plugin (which will be replaced by WPML soon, since the Revolution Slider isn’t 100% compatible with Polylang). You should see the slider with slides at http://newlemurianbooks.com/home-nl/. Email with login credentials will be sent in a few minutes..

[bas]

Well, there certainly is a large background image set behind the slider. To be absolutely sure, I uploaded it again with a new filename and it shows again correctly on my PC (Firefox, Chrome and IE) and Android (Dolphin browser) phone but not on iPad (Safari). Here’s a screenshot of the site with background (mountains) from my notebook.

[bas]

It’s not that hard to use an other image, it only needs some smart fiddling. If you use a plugin like this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/add-url-slugs-as-body-classes/, each page has his own css class.

With a background image, this is the source code:
<div class=”header-main page-title-color” style=”background-image:url(‘http://*****/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/*****.jpg&#8217;);” >

Without a background image:
<div class=”header-main page-title-color”>

Using the mentioned plugin, we can add an extra class with the page, like this:
<div class=”header-main page-title-color slug“>

So, in the stylesheet, you could try something this:
.slug div.header-main .page-title-color{
background-image:url(‘http://*****/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/other-image.jpg&#8217;) !important;
}

I did not get it working, but don’t have the time to try this extensively, so please let me know the results!

[bas]

Hi, thanks for the reply. I found this in the stylesheet, which is used for the services boxes etc:

/* Column */ 
.column { margin-left: -3.06%; } 
.column a { margin-bottom: 10px; display: block; } 
.one-half, .one-third, .one-fourth { float: left; margin: 0 0 0 2.97%; padding-bottom: 30px; } 
.one-half { width: 47.03%; } 
.one-third { width: 30.36%; } 
.one-fourth { width: 22.02%; } 

So, there are some possibilities. I’ll try to make some shortcodes to be put in the functions.php and make a small tutorial. I’m no developer so no guarantees, as an alternative I can use the Shortcoder plugin to make some shortcodes.

EDIT: Tables are something quite different, and barely usable in responsive layouts. By the way, there is a workaround to make tables responsive: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16628471/responsive-table-cell-to-new-line

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