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Christopher Price
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26th March 2011 08:56
The "Go Back to Top" link on the bottom of the Studio Theme home page doesn't do anything. It seems to be working on posts and pages. Confirmed same on Themetastic Demo.
The "Go Back to Top" link on the bottom of the Studio Theme home page doesn't do anything. It seems to be working on posts and pages. Confirmed same on Themetastic Demo.
It is linked to the div site-wrapper and works fine on the demo and also on testing for that div. You can however in footer.php change what that links to.
<a href="#site-wrapper">
You may want to add to header or something else it's up to you.
To change it create a file called footer.php in the child theme, copy all the footer.php contents into there. Change the link to whatever you want - looking in header.php for what you may want to link to. Then save.
Thanks for the tip. I see the reference to the site-wrapper and the anchor, but on the front page I can't get it to do anything even if I scrunch up the page. I'm sure it's not a big deal, but I wanted to point out what I saw.
Not sure what you actually expect it to do as works in my testing. It just goes to that div nothing more. Also not sure what you mean by scrunching up the page as it's just going to that div in scroll position. Do you have an example you can show me?
Does this pic help? I just made the window so small that the site-wrapper requires scrolling. Even with this ridiculous window size, "Go Back to Top" does not scroll up.
Try setting it yourself as suggested to #header or #site-wrapper-home. It's up to you where you want to link to as you may want a different position. It may be because it's using an older theme version but works for me in the latest one. That said you seem to want the very top so please experiment with the ones I suggested.
I will make sure the demo site gets the latest version on there to make sure it works as expected.
Ah... true, Tammie. I am running the previous version. I have to move some changes to the child theme before I update. Just to be clear though, it's not that the scroll isn't moving far enough up the home page, it's that it doesn't scroll at all.
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Theme Designer — 26th March 2011 09:25 #
It is linked to the div site-wrapper and works fine on the demo and also on testing for that div. You can however in footer.php change what that links to.
<a href="#site-wrapper">You may want to add to header or something else it's up to you.
To change it create a file called footer.php in the child theme, copy all the footer.php contents into there. Change the link to whatever you want - looking in header.php for what you may want to link to. Then save.
Member — 26th March 2011 16:29 #
Tammie,
Thanks for the tip. I see the reference to the site-wrapper and the anchor, but on the front page I can't get it to do anything even if I scrunch up the page. I'm sure it's not a big deal, but I wanted to point out what I saw.
BTW, it is a gorgeous theme. Nice work!
Theme Designer — 26th March 2011 17:50 #
Not sure what you actually expect it to do as works in my testing. It just goes to that div nothing more. Also not sure what you mean by scrunching up the page as it's just going to that div in scroll position. Do you have an example you can show me?
Member — 26th March 2011 18:45 #
Does this pic help? I just made the window so small that the site-wrapper requires scrolling. Even with this ridiculous window size, "Go Back to Top" does not scroll up.
Theme Designer — 26th March 2011 20:52 #
Try setting it yourself as suggested to #header or #site-wrapper-home. It's up to you where you want to link to as you may want a different position. It may be because it's using an older theme version but works for me in the latest one. That said you seem to want the very top so please experiment with the ones I suggested.
I will make sure the demo site gets the latest version on there to make sure it works as expected.
Member — 27th March 2011 00:24 #
Ah... true, Tammie. I am running the previous version. I have to move some changes to the child theme before I update. Just to be clear though, it's not that the scroll isn't moving far enough up the home page, it's that it doesn't scroll at all.
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