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Hi Devin, thank you, I understand. However, please take it in account for further theme updates, it was a really useful feature!! One more question, as I’m not pretty sure after reading your answer: is it OK to update WP from 3.7 to 3.7.1 or the issues you are talking about are related to the latest version of WP?
Regards,
Anne-SophieHi Josue,
Wow, thank you sooo much for your time and the solution!! It looks exactly the way I wanted to have it :)
Definitely, I wouldn’t have come across this by myself…Thank you again.
Best regards,Anne-Sophie
Oh my! It seems that WordPress just took off this option… http://codex.wordpress.org/Links_Manager
Hi Dude,
Thank you, but it doesn’t quite solve the problem, as when several categories are displayed, the comma is overlaping the text. I’ve been looking into the loop-index.php but it looks fine to me…
if(!empty($cats))
{
echo ‘<span class=”blog-categories minor-meta”>’.__(‘in’,’avia_framework’).” “;
echo $cats;
echo ‘</span><span class=”text-sep text-sep-cat”>•</span>’;
}Any help with this will be very welcome!
Best regards,Anne-Sophie
Hi Ismael, thank you. I thought there were a more “proper way” of doing it, respecting the original structure. Actually, I had to use the !important specification, otherwise it was not showing… Strange.
Hi Infinity, have a look at http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes it’s well-explained and it’s the way I usually do it.
Best regards,
Anne-SophieOk, I’ve added the classes inside my child style.css, with an !important and it works… depending on where it’s palced (if at the begining, it’s not working but at the end of the style sheet, yes). Strange… However, if there’s a way to make it respecting the original structure, I would prefer it. Looking forward!
Hi,
Sorry I didn’t get it, I thought this would be solved in the next update but in the meantime this code would made the trick: I keep it in mind then.
As for the z-index values, I’ve already tried changing it. Actually, if you set it to 2 it’s exactly the same as 200, but if you change it to 1 it disappears –both from above the slider and the rest of the page. I’ve also tried to apply a higher a z-index to .avia-slideshow, also to .av_slideshow_full.avia-slideshow and some others but it remains the same…
Do you have any other suggestion?
Thank you in advance.Anne-Sophie
Hello Peter,
Thank you but the solution you gave me is not working (I pasted the code in function.php of the child theme and nothing). So I followed the given solution in the link. However, in a previous version of the theme, the prev/next nav was going under o disappearing with full width slider http://devargas.com.es/temp/PreNextNav.jpg (this is a screenshot from version 1.9.1 I still have installed for testing purpose), I mean, it was working just fine, without overlaping with full slider; it seems that feature went missing with some updates… I tried to change z-index values but nothing. Do you know how to fix it? It’s actually quite annoying to have the prev/next nav overlaping with the picture… :S
Regards,
Anne-SophieHi again,
I came up to
‘div.page-thumb {display: none;}’so the thumbnail doesn’t show inside single portfolio but does on general portfolio page. However, if you had a php solution for that, I would be glad to hear about it.
Regards.
Hello Nick,
I updated everything and now map appears centered on loading, whatever is the page size. However, there is still a problem: on a tablet or mobile device, the map occupies everything, big as on screen so you don’t see what there is inside and don’t let you go down to see the rest of the content. The map I’m using is https://mapsengine.google.com/map/viewer?mid=zqjb8f_-IVc8.klDEB4_pP8xw but on an iPhone screen, you only the top left border.
The website is currently under construction but I can provide you a subscriber access by mail if you wish.
Thank you,
Anne-Sophie
