Big vs. small header and blog layout

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• Started 5 months ago by zaskar6
• Latest reply from Devin
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   zaskar6
   Member

   Hi,

   So far, I am really happy with the Flashlight theme I've installed at http://www.bikeskills.nl/site2. However, there are two questions I can't get my head around:

   1. Regardless of the page settings, each page shows the big heading instead of the small one. Also, the WooCommerce links myaccount / shoppingcart / checkout are shown on every page. See the 'Het Boek' and contact-page. What's blocking the small heading? And how can I hide the Woo-links?

   2. I would really like to change the blog's layout to something like this: http://www.pinkbike.com. So with a small thumbnail to the left, and all text right next to it. My blog page is called 'updates'. I figured out how to change the size of the preview image, but how can I change the layout?

   Would really appreciate some help! Thanks.

   Michel

   Posted 5 months ago #
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   zaskar6
   Member

   Nevermind the first issue, I didn't activate WooCommerce pages. Now I did and the headings can be either big or small.

   Still leaves me with question number 2... Please help!

   Posted 5 months ago #
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   Ismael
   Moderator

   Hi,

   It is not an easy fix, I think you need to hire a developer to help you with it. Although you can make use of the grid system to do it. You can edit loop-index.php.

   Regards,
   Ismael

   Posted 5 months ago #
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   zaskar6
   Member

   Hi Ismael,

   Thanks for your reply. Just to make sure we are talking about the same thing, I want it to look something like this: http://www.bikeskills.nl/site2/blog.jpg

   Isn't it possible to get this done with some css and minor template changes?

   Thanks,
   Michel

   Posted 5 months ago #
5. 

   Devin
   Moderator

   Hey Michel,

   You could probably force it with some css alone but there is a good chance it'll run into issues with cross browser compatibility and generally keeping all features working that are built in.

   In these kinds of situations while we could probably take a half hour or so to put it together, it is beyond the scope of what we can do via support.

   A freelance developer should be able to get it sorted it out and then help with any additional issues that arise based on the customization.

   Regards,

   Devin

   Posted 4 months ago #

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