I noticed, that the Coming Soon Mode (CSM) works in a way, that the styling of the page, that was adressed determins the way the Coming Soon page is styled.
For example, if CSM is triggered by a URL call of our start page, no Logo is shown, because custom page css of the start page is that way.
If CSM is triggered by a deeper link, the title line is not displayed because the Section title is not displayed on the page that was adressed by the URL.
And on URLs of pages that have Logo, Section title and description, the Coming Soon Page looks as it should.
I wonder if it is possible to adress that with some lines of custom css, that all 3 features - logo, title and description - ar shown independently in very case.
> If you want I can disable custom CSS in CSM pages for you?
Yes, that sounds very appropriate and on the spot. Please do that, thanks!
Best regards, Wolfgang
PS.
On the side of this ticket, may I put a DAU-question? What is the purpose of the padlock-symbol on the left side in the "My Tickets" view here on Ticksy? Could this be used to close a ticket? Are tickets solely closed on your side or also on 'our' side? Thanks.
I hope I understood your question right ... I think, you asked when (and where) I added this Custom CSS on our site. The answer is, I haven't seen this particular code snipped before. Like you, I can't detect it neither in the global nor in the page specific Custom CSS. I'm under the impression, that this is a theme-wise insert that is triggered when the CSM-flag is set.
Honestly, I tend to wrap it up at this point. On the one hand, it's only a few weeks from now until the site will go public under a different domain name and CSM won't be needed anymore anyway. On the other hand, it looks OK now for the start page and if you didn't change anything (?) this must be a side effect of my own tweaks.
In any case, I have learnt, that the cause was not a "display: none" rule but a negative "margin-top".
Whether a Coming Soon-page should be stand-alone or depend on the style of the hidden page beneath remains a question of design. As far as I could see, nobody else ran into problems so far.
Thanks Arlind for looking into this ... Kalium remains 5 stars for style and service :-)
Yes I meant about the CSS where is that added but I think that is being added by site template, very strange!
The best way then is to apply custom CSS only for CSM page because and by this way you can add !important to CSS rules in order to be applied, one example could be:
.coming-soon-mode .wrapper {
...
}
And so on.
Thank you so much for your kind words, it is my pleasure to help you dear Wolfgang.
Hi,
small issue here:
I noticed, that the Coming Soon Mode (CSM) works in a way, that the styling of the page, that was adressed determins the way the Coming Soon page is styled.
For example, if CSM is triggered by a URL call of our start page, no Logo is shown, because custom page css of the start page is that way.
If CSM is triggered by a deeper link, the title line is not displayed because the Section title is not displayed on the page that was adressed by the URL.
And on URLs of pages that have Logo, Section title and description, the Coming Soon Page looks as it should.
I wonder if it is possible to adress that with some lines of custom css, that all 3 features - logo, title and description - ar shown independently in very case.
Thanks a lot!
Wolfgang
WP 4.7.1 K 2.0.31
Links to test that follow privately ...
Hi Wolfgang,
I think these styling differences are caused from Custom CSS:
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If you want I can disable custom CSS in CSM pages for you?
Hi Arlind,
> If you want I can disable custom CSS in CSM pages for you?
Yes, that sounds very appropriate and on the spot. Please do that, thanks!
Best regards,
Wolfgang
PS.
On the side of this ticket, may I put a DAU-question? What is the purpose of the padlock-symbol on the left side in the "My Tickets" view here on Ticksy? Could this be used to close a ticket? Are tickets solely closed on your side or also on 'our' side? Thanks.
Hi Wolfgang,
Yes I would do that, however I just need to know when do added this Custom CSS:
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Because I've checked it in Custom CSS and for individual Custom CSS for pages but that CSS didn't exist there.
Hi Arlind,
> ... when do added this Custom CSS:
I hope I understood your question right ... I think, you asked when (and where) I added this Custom CSS on our site.
The answer is, I haven't seen this particular code snipped before. Like you, I can't detect it neither in the global nor in the page specific Custom CSS. I'm under the impression, that this is a theme-wise insert that is triggered when the CSM-flag is set.
Honestly, I tend to wrap it up at this point. On the one hand, it's only a few weeks from now until the site will go public under a different domain name and CSM won't be needed anymore anyway. On the other hand, it looks OK now for the start page and if you didn't change anything (?) this must be a side effect of my own tweaks.
In any case, I have learnt, that the cause was not a "display: none" rule but a negative "margin-top".
Whether a Coming Soon-page should be stand-alone or depend on the style of the hidden page beneath remains a question of design. As far as I could see, nobody else ran into problems so far.
Thanks Arlind for looking into this ... Kalium remains 5 stars for style and service :-)
Best regards
Wolfgang
Hi Wolfgang,
Yes I meant about the CSS where is that added but I think that is being added by site template, very strange!
The best way then is to apply custom CSS only for CSM page because and by this way you can add !important to CSS rules in order to be applied, one example could be:
.coming-soon-mode .wrapper { ... }And so on.
Thank you so much for your kind words, it is my pleasure to help you dear Wolfgang.
I wish you lot of success with your site.