I used BB on one website and am starting on my second now. I have a problem regarding creating in-text links. On the original website when I highlighted text and clicked the ‘link’ icon, I was offered a drop down menu to existing pages to link to: http://puu.sh/hgRU9/01dd55bada.png.
When I create links in other places, e.g. on buttons, BB works perfectly to give me the drop-down menu.
I am also using a different theme so not sure if that makes a difference, but this is happening at the text editor level so seems to be more a problem with BB.
I would appreciate if you could help me with this, as it makes finding the link URLs very slow and cumbersome.
Thanks in advance, Tracy
Sorry to hear about your problem. Would it be possible though if you could grant us temporary admin access to your website so we can dig deeper? You can do so via a private reply.
What happens is it places a bottom margin of 30px on the 2 input fields forcing the search link bar further down until it can’t be seen any longer. I think that styling came with the theme you are using. Adding this CSS to your stylesheet should take care of it.
Adding CSS to the theme is absolutely easy, you can try it. Most themes, like your theme, offers a way to add Custom CSS. What I don’t know is, whether it’s safe for update or not. It all depends on the theme you are using. These Custom CSS are stored in a file and if you update the theme itself - most of the files, if not all, will be replaced and that might include the Custom CSS file. Again, this all depends on the theme you are using. If you would like to learn how to modify theme files and still be able to update them, you can read about making a child theme here.
Now, to add Custom CSS to your theme, on your WordPress dashboard go to Appearance -> Theme Options. Then go to the Design tab. On the bottom part, you will see a big box labeled Custom CSS. Simply paste these there.
And I have already informed the development team regarding this. Additional CSS to prevent this from happening should be included on the maintenance update we’ll be releasing next week!
Yes, we’ll do what we can to make sure you won’t have to add the CSS but the problem is, different themes have different ways of styling. In other words, it might work on the theme you are using right now but it might not on some future themes you will be working with. You can remove the additional CSS after the update and see if it works. Then, as always, we would greatly appreciate your feedback for us to know if we need to add more styling to prevent that from happening.
The Callout Module actually has sizing options for the images. It’s defaulted to the Thumbnail size which has a max height and width of 150px as the default value. Please refer to the screenshot. http://imgur.com/cmkwBrj
On the screenshot above, I have changed the size to Full Size and it shows the entire photo.
Regarding the height option for the Callout Module, you may want to add a Feature Request on our User Voice Forums and we may look at that in the future.
