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Hey!
It looks like its something Kriesi wrote himself some time ago but its only a raw js file which isn’t something that can easily be ported between themes.
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DevinHey Gurify!
Can you point us to a page where you’ve changed the title and description with Yoast but its not showing for you?
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DevinThe easiest and best solution is to use images that are taller. So that when they shrink down proportionally the height is greater and gives you more space.
The “feature large” size for example crops to 1500×630 but you could also use your own custom size by selecting the No Scaling option.
Hi!
Child themes in WordPress don’t replace files that are included via php methods. So anything that is included with require, require_once, include, include_once will not get automatically replaced when you add the same file to your child theme.
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DevinI don’t see any cropping on the link there. They are definitely scaling down to a size where the captions inside are too big since the images aren’t proportionally tall though.
Hey!
The combination of the minifcation and caching is probably the source of the issue. I can’t see what the exact conflict is in IE but I’m getting the same missing background.
Try clearing the cache then disabling the caching plugin. Then disable the minification and re-do it one step at a time (js, css, html output) and see if that helps find out where the root cause is in the whole process.
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DevinHey 500Webmaster!
Can we see the site live? I’ve not seen that either so inspecting your code live will hopefully help us find out whats going on.
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DevinOn the dev site I’m not seeing any issue when logged out but I’m not sure what could be causing it on your live site. Have you checked with Media Temple yet? I’m not completely familiar with what their dedicated WP hosting does but *maybe* there is some kind of caching on their end or something like that which might be causing a conflict.
In the mean time I’ll ask the rest of the support crew to take a look as well.
Hi!
Go to Users and then your user profile. Uncheck the first option for the Visual Editor if its checked.
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DevinTry adding the following CSS to your Quick CSS (located under the Styling Tab in the theme options) or the custom.css file in the css folder of your theme files:
.main_menu ul:first-child > li > a { text-transform: uppercase; }Remove the second > to have it effect the main menu sub menus too.
Hey MennoPlace!
You’ll first need to update over FTP just like you did the first install so that you then have the option for future updates to go through WordPress: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/updating-your-theme-files/#video
That video will walk you through it step by step :)
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DevinHi notbad090!
No, WPML is a paid plugin: http://wpml.org/
They have guides on installing and setting it up to work with themes which should help you if you want to use it.
For the contact form, ask your hosting provider if they allow sending mail through the php mail function and if there are any email requirements like the sending email must be on the same domain.
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DevinHi!
That will be whatever page you have designated as the “shop” page in your WooCommerce settings. You should be able to edit it just like any other page to delete the content.
From the source, it should be the “sample page” specifically that WordPress creates when you do a fresh installation.
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DevinHi tocal!
Can we see the site that has the issue live? I’m not aware of anything like that at the moment.
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DevinHey mixedmedia99!
You can try asking on the WooCommerce support forums as they would be best suited to answer customization questions for the WooCommerce widgets.
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DevinHi Jan!
Thanks for letting us know! I’ve pushed a bug
fixreport to our git repo for this just now :)Kriesi may not include it since the check is already on the avia_bbpress_breadcrumb function which you could be replacing in your child theme already which in turn would replace the avia_fetch_bb_trail. So no guarantees on it being changed at this point.
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DevinHey softronix_ltd!
You can use the advanced styling tab to target the menu and customize it. See: https://vimeo.com/92502063
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DevinHey lrobbins303!
A plugin is the best way to do it yes. You could use the Yoast SEO plugin or even Facebooks own plugin which are both available from the WordPress.org plugin repository.
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DevinHey codecreative!
Do you have an example we can take a look at? I’m not aware of any auto-cropping on that specific slideshow element so seeing what is happening live should clear things up.
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DevinHey!
I’m not having any issues rendering it on my end with any emulator and since its the WordPress audio player it should be working on any screen size.
I’ve asked another of the support crew to see if they are able to see it on their own iphone(s) which might give us a bit more information.
Cheers!
DevinHi rpl_admin!
If you use this plugin it will show you all the pre-set sizes the theme will generate to use for the various theme functions: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-image-sizes/
You have the 1500×430 size showing right now in that slideshow but that can be changed with the above plugin and then the re-sized image regenerated to take the new pixel dimensions you set using the plugin.
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DevinHi Josh!
Without knowing the server setup you have in detail it would be impossible to say. Even then we would only be able to guess.
With a typical WordPress installation the theme will run without issue so make sure you’ve turned off pretty permalinks, have no extra plugins running and that the WordPress database/setup is correct as well.
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DevinHey!
When you updated, did you also update the files you replaced in your child theme?
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DevinHi alservices!
Have you added the translation to each multisite? Or rather, what method are you using to translate the main site that is not working for the others?
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DevinHi juicesandmilks!
Neither of those shortcodes are how the theme embeds video so that would be an issue with the WordPress embed. When using html5 you need to use a video file with fallback for browsers that don’t support that type. For Firefox I believe you still need to use fallback formats in webM or Ogg but I’ve heard conflicting user feedback on it.
So if you are trying to add a video into a post you can use the WordPress shortcode but the theme doesn’t wrap it in the same html as the themes own shortcode which you can access from the magic wand button and dropdown options in the visual editor.
For non self hosted video you can also simply add in the url for it directly as long as they are oEmbed supported: http://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds
Cheers!
Devin
