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By Aires
Hi,
The rewards of pounding javascript and jquery into my brain. The css and script is at the end for you copy and paste. Remember to change the section id in the css and the script.
This site helped me out alot http://overapi.com/ as well as Treehouse with a touch of Lynda.
Here is the screencast http://screencast.com/t/l2tscyN7
http://i.imgur.com/O3Wwckm.png
#naviu4c633 { padding: 20px 0; -webkit-transition: padding .55s; -moz-transition: padding .55s; -ms-transition: padding .55s; -o-transition: padding .55s; transition: padding .55s; }
<script> jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery(window).scroll(function() { if ( jQuery(window).width() > 768) { if (jQuery(window).scrollTop() >= 100) { jQuery('#naviu4c633').css('padding', '0'); jQuery("#naviu4c633 img").attr("src", "your url here for mini"); } else { jQuery('#naviu4c633').css('padding', '20px 0'); jQuery("#naviu4c633 img").attr("src", "large logo url"); } } }); }); </script>
~Aires
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By vytfla
I just inherited a site that is currently using a child theme of Platform Pro. Is there any sort of documentation to help me navigate the folders? It's not structured by what I am used to and there are a lot of files that I can't find or hooks that I have no idea where I can edit.
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By orpheus42
Is there a tutorial available for creating new DMS sections? I have some things I'd like to include for my own use, and possibly to release to the community later on if I find them useful and get the bugs worked out, but I'd appreciate not having to figure everything out by looking through the code.
Thanks!
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By Olly
[Note - I previously started this conversation in a separate thread but I want to open it up for more discussion so am reposting here.]
I am new to Pagelines and am trying to understand how build a child theme from scratch. I have some basic HTML/CSS knowldege but I am currently a beginner when it comes to PHP & Javascript. I have built some Wordpress sites before but have only ever made basic CSS modifications to an existing theme. I have never built a theme or child theme before.
I want to learn how to create/customise a child theme in Pagelines but I have no idea where to start, and can't find any documentation to help me.
I just watched the PDET Video tutorials. They were a little out of date but still very helpful in understanding how to create Pagelines Sections, even for a beginner coder like me. The problem is there are no more video tutorials! Sections were covered, but where are the rest of the promised videos on Themes and Plugins? We need a series of tutorials (maybe as videos) taking us though the steps of building a Pagelines child theme from scratch (or from the base child theme), similar to the sections video tutorials. I have looked at the Theming page but it does make a lot of assumptions about our knowledge. I currently don't really understand how all the different components fit together in creating a child theme.
Here are my questions:
To build a child theme for Pagelines, do we need to know Wordpress theming already? If yes, are there any good tutorials out there to take us through the process? How do all the components of a child theme fit together? How do hooks and actions fit into the design? Do we need to learn LESS before we begin? Any good resources for this? Is there an example theme that uses bootstrap available? I want to understand how to use the grid. Is it easy to take an existing Wordpress theme and convert it into a Pagelines child theme? How do I do this? Would I even want to, or is it too long-winded? What are the best tools to use? How do you see what you are doing (CSS changes etc.)? Are their any video tutorials explaining how to create child themes for Pagelines? I like Pagelines in principle, but these days very few of us would build a WP theme from scratch for a new website - we'd simply take an existing theme and customise it. Pagelines does not appear to have much choice in this regard, since there are currently very paid few child themes available.
Thanks in advance.
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