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  • #12753
    Cynthia Smith
    Participant

    I need to know how can I get a left or right sidebar on a page and add my own page links that I want to add onto it.

    On the home page for Upcoming Events how can I get the wording The Pastor completely removed and to just show the event information?

    #12759
    Grace Themes
    Member

    Hi,

    You can use page templates to display left/right sidebar in your page. Just edit the page and select page template from Page Attribute panel.
    Please check the documentation
    http://gracethemesdemo.com/documentation/the-church/#page-templates

    To remove the ‘The Pastor’ information from Upcoming Events section
    Go to the Appearance -> Editor -> style.css
    add below css code at the end of file

    .column-event .event-image-pastorby { display:none; }

    Regards
    Grace Themes

    #12763
    claudiaziehm
    Participant

    Hi,

    when I click on my event, I get a page with small icons called “date”, “vanue” and “time”. I would like to call them something else (because my website will be in Danish). How can I change these names?

    Also, I can’t seem to upload a picture for my event so that it shows on the homepage section. When I click on “Add new event”, there is no “featured image” option on the right hand side, the way it is shown in the documentation. What to do?

    Thanks, Claudia

    #12764
    Grace Themes
    Member

    Hi,

    Please send your website URL and WordPress admin login details for temporary at [email protected]
    We will check and solve all these issues quickly.

    Regards
    Grace Themes

    #12804
    Cynthia Smith
    Participant

    I need to know how can I get a left or right sidebar on a page and add my own page links that I want to add onto it.

    Example from the header menu need to know how to add sub pages in a sidebar that would be different on the pages.

    Home About Us Services Contact
    Mission Typing
    Payment Filing

    So, on the About Us I want a sidebar either left or right and it would only list Mission and Payment.

    Is this possible?

    #12805
    Cynthia Smith
    Participant

    To remove Event Pastor this is my code

    .column-event .event-image-pastorby span{display:none;}
    .column-event .event-image-pastorby{position:absolute; top:50%; left:50%; transform:translate(-50%,-50%); -webkit-transform:translate(-50%,-50%); -moz-transform:translate(-50%,-50%); color:#ffffff; z-index:999999; font-size:24px; text-align:center;}

    Do I delete?
    .column-event .event-image-pastorby{position:absolute; top:50%; left:50%; transform:translate(-50%,-50%); -webkit-transform:translate(-50%,-50%); -moz-transform:translate(-50%,-50%); color:#ffffff; z-index:999999; font-size:24px; text-align:center;}

    #12806
    Cynthia Smith
    Participant

    Where can I locate the correct area to change the wording for the main page under the header the 3 columns Our Mission, Our Community, and Join A Group.

    #12824
    Grace Themes
    Member

    Hi,

    You can use the Page Templates to set display left/right/full width or no sidebar for your pages
    Just Edit the page and select Page Templates from Page Attribute panel
    http://gracethemesdemo.com/documentation/the-church/#page-templates

    To customize the sidebar Go to the Appearance -> Widgets -> Sidebar Main
    http://gracethemesdemo.com/documentation/the-church/#widgets

    To change the text/content of homepage section
    Go to Appearance -> Theme Options -> Sections -> Section 1/2/3 -> Section Content
    http://gracethemesdemo.com/documentation/the-church/#our-vision

    Regards
    Grace Themes

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