;-)

Hello Chris,

Thanks for clarifying.

Andrew

Hi there,

That's not how the HTML structure is organized.

Best,

Chris

Hello Chris,

I couldn't get the class to associate with a .page-ID or a #post-(number)?

So, I tried the code below in the text section of the welcome message page and it worked, thought I would add it here in case anyone else needed to do the same:

#marker1 { display: none !important; }
#prevMarker { display: none !important; }
#nextMarker { display: none !important; }

This hides the bottom left marker/title and the navigation from the welcome page 'only'

Out of interest, any idea why the following wouldn't work in the custom css?

.page-id-9 #marker1 { display: none !important; }

or with the post:

#post-11 #marker1 { display: none !important; }

Thanks again,

Andrew

Hi there,

Oh, I see what you mean. The first info box will always have id #marker1.

Hope that helps.

Best,

Chris

Thanks Chris, I would imagine hiding the info box on the bottom left should be just a case of hiding the class by using the page I'd in the custom CSS option so I only need to know what class to set the display to none - would be easy if I knew the class Id css.

Thanks

Andrew

Hi there,

The default home page is intended to display your latest map posts with the map centering on the most recently published item.

The welcome page setting is just for displaying a welcome message title and content (it doesn't utilize any of the custom post options available on the page edit screen).

Regarding your question about editing the home page, unfortunately that isn't a simple edit. To explore your options, please submit a customization request here: http://themolitor.com/custom

Best,

Chris

Meant to say in the last line of the above:

---- If so, is there any way to 'turn off' the small image/link at the bottom left of the map on the homepage only (the latest post one)

Thanks

Andrew

Thanks Chris,

Yes, that does help. Of course the issue I have now is that the map is at the correct zoom on the homepage but the wrong location (it shows the last post). Either this is the way it is supposed to be? or I am missing something. I thought that by adding a lat and lng to the homepage and setting that as the static page it would be correct but from the above I guess not?

So, if the above is right and my thoughts on the homepage were wrong then I guess I could add a dummy location with a transparent png as the marker for the actual place I want the map centered and then ensure this is always the latest post? (how do I ensure this is the latest by the way?) If so, is there any way to 'turn off' the small image/link at the bottom left of the map (the latest post one)

Hope that makes sense!:-)

Thanks again for the help.

Andrew

Hi there,

You're Static Front Page settings should look like this: http://s2.postimg.org/69j22gcbd/Screen_Shot_2014_01_02_at_10_57_51_AM.png

Let me know if that helps.

Best,

Chris

Hello,

Not really sure what I am doing wrong with the setup but I cannot see cat/post pins on the homepage. Here is what I have done so far:

1 setup a new page to be the homepage called 'welcome'
2 setup a blog cat with a 'dummy' post
3 in theme options I have set the front page to be the homepage (welcome page)

Now the homepage displays the map with the lat/long I set in the homepage (zoomed out view of the USA) but there is just one pin and that pin leads to nothing because it is just a setting for the homepage map view.

I have added a couple of posts and in the cat/post view the map is ok but there are 2 problems. First the pins for the posts are not showing on the homepage (welcome page) and the pin that is on the homepage is just there for reference and leads to nothing. I am really confused. I had to put the lat and lng in the homepage for the map to display on the home page with the correct view but of course the marker there is meaningless.

Help!!:-)

Thanks

Andrew

PS - I have read previous posts, deactivated all plugins etc but still the pins don't appear.