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August 11, 2013 at 8:42 am in reply to: Split: How Do I Add A "Content" Area To The Top of A Blog Template #1299
reececropley
MemberThank you, works perfectly.
August 10, 2013 at 7:47 am in reply to: Split: How Do I Add A "Content" Area To The Top of A Blog Template #1287reececropley
MemberHello again livemesh,
I have this displaying the page content above the feed of posts, now would like it displaying below.
I would have thought you would add the mo_show_page_content(); after the endif; of if(have_posts():, roughly around line 433, like so:
`<?php endif;
mo_show_page_content();
?></div>
<!– .hfeed –>`Unfortunately this prints out the content of the last post. Am I placing it in the wrong position? Or is it because its run the if(have_post()); its loading the page content from them?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
August 7, 2013 at 10:56 pm in reply to: Split: How Do I Add A "Content" Area To The Top of A Blog Template #1272reececropley
MemberI had the code in the wrong place I needed to add it before the if (isset($query_args) around line 373.
Thanks for your help. This forum has great support.
reececropley
MemberYeah that makes sense. Ill just have to make a note in case I ever update.
reececropley
MemberJust for anyone’s info, I managed to solve this by changing the following:
In wp-content > themes > enigmatic > framework > functions > blog-content.php on line 47, find:
$number_of_columns = 2;
replace with
$number_of_columns = 4;
I presume if the theme was updated then this would be overwritten. Any other input would be brilliant.
August 6, 2013 at 7:46 pm in reply to: How Do I Add A "Content" Area To The Top of A Blog Template #1256reececropley
MemberI also would like to do something like this, but just display a cta section above the posts that is editable from the admin backend.
Did you manage to solve your issue, perhaps it can help me.
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