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Been looking to move my privacy policy out of sight and to the footer. Everything I have found so far is for other themes but I've stuck with omega as I had used it to follow Ky
Sorry, Omega only supports one menu, you'll have to change themes to accomplish what you want to do.
If the Omega theme has an option to create a secondary menu (which I'm unsure of because I'm not familiar with it), then you can create a new menu and add those particular pages like TERMS, PRIVACY and DISCLAIMERS into the footer menu.
It all depends on whether or not your theme supports it, I'll take a quick peek on a demo site
I have made a second menu but there is only one place I can put a menu and thats where I need to keep all my other pages and where I want to remove my privacy policy from. I'm sure there must be some code somewhere but I just can't find it yet.
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Moving privacy policy to footer in omega?
Been looking to move my privacy policy out of sight and to the footer. Everything I have found so far is for other themes but I've stuck with omega as I had used it to follow Ky
I've been wanting to do the same, found this plugin although I didn't purchase it.
https://themehall.com/product/omega-custom-footer-plugin
Sorry, Omega only supports one menu, you'll have to change themes to accomplish what you want to do.
If the Omega theme has an option to create a secondary menu (which I'm unsure of because I'm not familiar with it), then you can create a new menu and add those particular pages like TERMS, PRIVACY and DISCLAIMERS into the footer menu.
It all depends on whether or not your theme supports it, I'll take a quick peek on a demo site
I have made a second menu but there is only one place I can put a menu and thats where I need to keep all my other pages and where I want to remove my privacy policy from. I'm sure there must be some code somewhere but I just can't find it yet.
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I've been playing around with my site as I felt there was to much white. I added a color I like for the background of the whole site and then changed the background color behind
Just if anyone ever wants to know I found out how to do it. In your child css just put.
.entry-wrap {
background-color: #E69DE7; padding: 20px;
}
Just change #E69DE7 to what ever color you want and the padding is so your words don't start right on the edge of the color like mine first did. You can change how much 20px is 20 pixels that is only what I like though you might want to change it :)
You can use html code to change it follow these steps;
1. open the post in editor mode in word press
2. click on the text tab beside the visual button
3. above your texts input
4. input
at the end of your post
5. search google for html color codes it should look like this #FFFFFF
hope i have been able to help
.
Yes this is what I had done and if you click the read more and view the whole post you can see the color but on my homepage where it has the the first few lines of the post it is the same as the normal background color. Its the background of these boxes I'm trying to change.
then i think you would have to work with child theme, i do not have much knowledge about child themes and i am currently not interested, but you can do your research online and come up with a solution
If you do it, it will vanish when the theme is updated. So search a bit about child theme here at WA and you will find the answer about how to keep the theme intact. This implies that your theme is not updated, so what you change will remain. Jovo
Thanks I keep meaning to do that as I keep hearing about the importance of child themes. I will do that right now as I don't want to loose all the changes I've been making :)
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How do you change post background color on your homepage?
I've been playing around with my site as I felt there was to much white. I added a color I like for the background of the whole site and then changed the background color behind
Just if anyone ever wants to know I found out how to do it. In your child css just put.
.entry-wrap {
background-color: #E69DE7; padding: 20px;
}
Just change #E69DE7 to what ever color you want and the padding is so your words don't start right on the edge of the color like mine first did. You can change how much 20px is 20 pixels that is only what I like though you might want to change it :)
You can use html code to change it follow these steps;
1. open the post in editor mode in word press
2. click on the text tab beside the visual button
3. above your texts input
4. input
at the end of your post
5. search google for html color codes it should look like this #FFFFFF
hope i have been able to help
.
Yes this is what I had done and if you click the read more and view the whole post you can see the color but on my homepage where it has the the first few lines of the post it is the same as the normal background color. Its the background of these boxes I'm trying to change.
then i think you would have to work with child theme, i do not have much knowledge about child themes and i am currently not interested, but you can do your research online and come up with a solution
If you do it, it will vanish when the theme is updated. So search a bit about child theme here at WA and you will find the answer about how to keep the theme intact. This implies that your theme is not updated, so what you change will remain. Jovo
Thanks I keep meaning to do that as I keep hearing about the importance of child themes. I will do that right now as I don't want to loose all the changes I've been making :)
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I've been wanting to do the same, found this plugin although I didn't purchase it.
https://themehall.com/product/omega-custom-footer-plugin