Once again, Clifton surprises me. I thought this would be just another tutorial about building a nice presentation. However, in this video he presents two original and technically creative ideas: 1) The use of Kadence Elements to create a "Fixed After Scroll" sticky menu approach that differs from what most of us would have done. This is a truly outside-the-box type of idea that wasn't possible with the Customizer header builder, and I have no idea how he thought of this. 2) The use of Advanced settings to ensure that his secondary header uses the tag for SEO purposes. This shows insight beyond just web design. One other thought: now that headers can be made of blocks, it may also be possible to use synced block patterns (ie, Reusable Blocks) as "includes" to populate two separate headers with one synced set of blocks. Either way, this video has some great inspiration for using this new header building paradigm.
@@CliftonWP something similar that this menu: th-cam.com/video/nvh51c4UfmM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FssRI7vXr-lFd2fR It will be possible to achieve with new kadence blocks?
Wow Clifton! Thank you for taking us a step further in the Kadence Advanced Header. You always make Kadence look new, great and powerful in your well prepared and easy to follow comprehensive tutorial. Million thanks to you for your wonderful work. You are the Best of the Best.
Thanks a lot, Clifton, that's a very nice effect and, as always in your tutorials, an excellent and extremely helpful demonstration! BTW, in your last tutorial on the 5 new Gutenberg blocks, you gave an answer to somebody's question on different use cases for Section versus Row blocks, which, in the typical clarity of yours, was a real eye-opener for many beginners, not just this one, I'm sure. I wonder if you could imagine it to be worthwhile doing a specific tutorial on that very topic? And thanks again for the above tutorial, very much appreciated!
Wow! Thank you so much for your support! I appreciate it very much. The Section versus Row blocks use cases video is a great suggestion. I'll add it to the video queue. Thanks again!
I've got beef on my mind apparently. I read your title as How to Create a Steak Transplant, but then sticky header caught me off guard so I re-read it lol.
Just wondering if you still plan on a doing a video on the various new Kadence Ai features? ... and if so, any idea of aprox. when you might be releasing that video?
Once again, Clifton surprises me. I thought this would be just another tutorial about building a nice presentation. However, in this video he presents two original and technically creative ideas:
1) The use of Kadence Elements to create a "Fixed After Scroll" sticky menu approach that differs from what most of us would have done. This is a truly outside-the-box type of idea that wasn't possible with the Customizer header builder, and I have no idea how he thought of this.
2) The use of Advanced settings to ensure that his secondary header uses the tag for SEO purposes. This shows insight beyond just web design.
One other thought: now that headers can be made of blocks, it may also be possible to use synced block patterns (ie, Reusable Blocks) as "includes" to populate two separate headers with one synced set of blocks.
Either way, this video has some great inspiration for using this new header building paradigm.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you and grateful for the breakdown! You captured it perfectly! Thank you!
As usual Clifton, great job with your detailed explanations. Thank you!
Thank you very much! I appreciate you watching and I appreciate you!
This is excellent! I was just wondering how to create a frosty menu design. Thanks again, Clifton!
You are very welcome!
Excellent tutorial, as always! A sidebar menu tutorial will be great too! 😊
Thank you very much and Thank you for the suggestion! Anything specific you would like to learn about creating sidebar menu?
@@CliftonWP something similar that this menu: th-cam.com/video/nvh51c4UfmM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FssRI7vXr-lFd2fR It will be possible to achieve with new kadence blocks?
Wow Clifton!
Thank you for taking us a step further in the Kadence Advanced Header. You always make Kadence look new, great and powerful in your well prepared and easy to follow comprehensive tutorial. Million thanks to you for your wonderful work. You are the Best of the Best.
Thank you so much Charlie! I appreciate you!
Thanks a lot, Clifton, that's a very nice effect and, as always in your tutorials, an excellent and extremely helpful demonstration!
BTW, in your last tutorial on the 5 new Gutenberg blocks, you gave an answer to somebody's question on different use cases for Section versus Row blocks, which, in the typical clarity of yours, was a real eye-opener for many beginners, not just this one, I'm sure.
I wonder if you could imagine it to be worthwhile doing a specific tutorial on that very topic?
And thanks again for the above tutorial, very much appreciated!
Wow! Thank you so much for your support! I appreciate it very much. The Section versus Row blocks use cases video is a great suggestion. I'll add it to the video queue. Thanks again!
You are a great teacher!
Wow, thank you!
Another great video, Clifton! 👍
Thank you so much and hope all is well with you!
I've got beef on my mind apparently. I read your title as How to Create a Steak Transplant, but then sticky header caught me off guard so I re-read it lol.
LOL!🤣! Thank you for that!
Just wondering if you still plan on a doing a video on the various new Kadence Ai features? ... and if so, any idea of aprox. when you might be releasing that video?
Thank you! This is in the works. I'll have it completed soon. Thank you for watching!
Can you create pod ecom store with order bump?