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Hi epresley!
You wouldn’t be able to upload images if you disabled writing to the uploads folder either. Its the uploads folder so it stands to reason it over any other should be writable.
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DevinHey BuffyO!
You can use this format:
http://www.yoursite.com/feed/?post_type=portfolio&category=cssHowever, and this is a major point to understand, the feed will not be text if you are using the advanced layout builder. It will include all of the shortcodes that make up the page layouts.
Eg: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/feed/?post_type=portfolio&category=css
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DevinHi!
You could disable the responsive menu but then you would be left with a menu that doesn’t work on mobile devices for hover states.
Have you tried the other menu option for just a menu bar? Its in Header>Responsive Header Main Menu .
Cheers!
DevinDouble check that every media query has a closing bracket even after the css inside of it. I don’t know of any quick validation tools you could run it through unfortunately but that is what it sounds like from your description.
Hey!
The sidebars made from inside the widget options are not the same as a sidebar registered with code. So the get_sidebar option will only work if you register your own sidebar in your functions.php: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_sidebar
I did a blank page template if you want some additional comments on top of a regular page.php here https://gist.github.com/DevinVinson/7175338
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DevinHi ax2201!
When you migrated, did you use a tool like: WP MIGRATE DB
The database alone doesn’t migrate well with WordPress and there are more often than not issues if you don’t check for serialized data and just do a copy+paste of the database.
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DevinI tested both and again have had no issues.
I suggest you try a different browser or make sure that the ones you are using are updated.
Hey!
Try updating the theme files on that site. There were some IE updates in the last few updates which may be what you are running in to.
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DevinHey saleh77!
You can find all WooCommerce specific information in their docs here: http://docs.woothemes.com/documentation/plugins/woocommerce/
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DevinHi!
Try the last steps here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/top-menu-with-the-social-icons-bigger/#post-134332
The above works for the regular dropdown switch but the alternate style needs the css changes too.
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DevinHey!
You would just change the margin for top and bottom to 1.5em. If you wanted it to be exactly 1.5 then you could do something like:
.entry-content p { margin: .75em 0; }Best regards,
DevinHey!
I’m not sure what you mean for #1. If the item isn’t a blog post it wouldn’t show in a blog feed.
For #2, no.
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DevinA break tag is just the html for a carriage return: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_br.asp
So:
Here is my text that I want to end right NOW<br>This text shows on the next line when read by a browserIf you were to put that into the text tab of the visual editor it would show as 2 lines when rendered by the browser/user on the front end.
The default set up is that you’ve set the “blog” page from the theme options. This sets it through WordPress as well which in turn ignores all of your settings on that actual blog page. Basically the page you set as a blog page just acts as a placeholder and the content is filled in by your options in the general settings of the theme options.
What you can do is deselect the blog page from the dropdown in the general settings of the theme options and then in your page settings as long as you are showing a blog element/blog content it will still be functionally the same.
Hi dmaldonado!
It is definitely possible but would need to be implemented by a freelance developer to keep it responsive and cross browser compatible.
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DevinHi simonac!
It looks like you have it set that way from my end:
http://tinypic.com/r/51eqec/5Best regards,
DevinYou can press control to select multiple categories in web elements like that. Give that a try and see if does what you are looking for.
Hey!
It should be possible though I don’t know the variable to set for the if:home check . I’ve tagged the head of support who should be able to give a quick yes/no and if yes what the change would be.
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DevinHi PeterPan2!
We will need to see the site and example live so we can inspect the images in place and see what their size is relative to the container.
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DevinHi Magnus_Norrman!
Can you outline a bit more in detail what you did when you re-installed the theme? Did you delete the previous theme folder or just try to write over it? Did you use FTP or from within WordPress?
Are you having any issues with WordPress by itself if you switch to another theme?
Cheers!
DevinYou would need to adjust the height for the max height of the testimonials for that section.
But no, there is no excerpt option.
Hey golence!
When moving WordPress installs you also need to take into account serialized data. Its best to use a plugin like this one to help with that: WP MIGRATE DB
2. IE doesn’t have support for everything other browsers do. Fonts, border radius etc are not going to render in older versions of IE.
3.I have no issue seeing the social icons in the header in Chrome on my end. Maybe it was just a caching issue or something temporary.
Edit: You also need to update your theme files to 2.4.2 to bring it up to date with the newest round of bug fixes and updates.
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DevinHey jenerdman!
No, not easily. I think there are some new css3 properties for modifying the clip of an image but I’ve not really dug into them yet since I don’t *think* support for them is very popular right now.
The typical best solution would be to use content that scales across all devices starting with mobile first (eg the “mobile first” design method).
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DevinHey tcoq!
You can try something like this for the widget: http://wordpress.org/plugins/sidebar-login/
But the implementation here on Kriesi.at is custom by Kriesi so it isn’t something we could direct you in re-creating since we he isn’t releasing his customization right now.
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DevinHi!
It isn’t just IE10, its any version of IE actually.
A couple other things to try: First go to your styling options and make a small change then save, change it back and save again. Make sure any style change is actually reflected on the front end to to check that the file is still writable.
Second, re-install the entire theme files again over FTP going folder by folder. Make sure there are no errors with writing over any files or failed uploads.
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DevinHey 7thflow!
Can you give an example we can see? The table on mobile actually gets re-written to use the table headers for each section. So if you don’t have the column headers in place it doesn’t render correctly.
Disabling this instead means the table just won’t show correctly on mobile anyway so its a bit of a negative either way but if you prefer the table to be untouched you can create a table in Word or with just raw html and paste it into a text element’s “text” tab as the raw html.
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DevinIf we can see the site live we can inspect it and go from there. Without context and working code the above is pretty unreadable for me at least, though I don’t know about other support.
IE8 support is pretty quickly going to be null anyway so if you don’t want to use the ie8 hack you don’t really need to.
Hey!
That would need to be added in as a new feature with a theme update.
What you would need to do is target the container for that specific element and then setting the testimonial height manually with css:
.avia-slider-testimonials .avia-testimonial-content { height: 100px; }Just keep in mind this will not automatically adjust for any responsive changes with the width of the container so you would also need to add in the same thing with either a bigger height or smaller depending on the content to the custom.css file into the pre-written media queries we have there for desktop/mobile.
Since the page above is in coming soon mode I can’t target that specific item as is.
Best regards,
DevinIE doesn’t support the css needed for the progress bar animation. That is just the downfall of users that are on IE which has sub standard support for modern css.
For the logo, it looks like with that specific image/color of image the resizing function is always going to give you issues. There is a function in js>avia.js file that is a fix for menu widths as browsers resize which you can remove and it should then keep the image from resizing when not scrolled down.
Look for:
//Resize menu if logo is overlapped by th menu items //check if user uses IE7 - if yes don't execute the function or the menu will break if(navigator.appVersion.indexOf("MSIE 7.") == -1) avia_resize_menu();change it to:
//Resize menu if logo is overlapped by th menu items //check if user uses IE7 - if yes don't execute the function or the menu will break //if(navigator.appVersion.indexOf("MSIE 7.") == -1) //avia_resize_menu();
