There shouldn’t be a sidebar here. Also the layout should not break if so. If there’s no sidebar, the main block should be centered while maintaining its width as if the sidebar were present so the content doesn’t appear too stretched out
Sidebar should render a different Sidebar Menu and title from the default sidebar.
Some sections on custom templates are designed to have dark background and the styleguide adjusts to it. depending on the needs of your build you could be using a) the class .content-palette-dark per section or using .scheme-* classes throughout your build to achieve the effect. Use this page to test that your styleguide styles…
If the banner options are enabled for posts based on the given design, banner background should be different from default Theme Options. To make the setting more obvious, the image will be different depending on the size of the device. Tablet, mobile, and desktop have banners settings so these breakpoints must have a background….
If the banner options are enabled for posts based on the given design, the_title() or the page’s H1 should be up there in the banner and NOT preceding this text Tip: To hide the secondary heading, simply Edit Post > and enable Hide Secondary Heading
If the banner options are enabled for posts based on the given design, primary heading should be different from the settings in the theme options
If the banner options are enabled for posts based on the given design, secondary heading should be different from set theme options
If a Theme Options banner content exists, the set banner content text should override it If there’s no Theme Options banner content, the custom text should appear anyway
There are custom multiple menus on this page’s sidebar. Yes.
If the banner options are enabled for posts based on the given design, no banner buttons enabled. even if there are custom buttons set in this page’s options, they must not show
