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June 9, 2014 at 5:26 pm in reply to: CSS Wrap All and Advanced Layout Builder Blog Pagenation Issue #276472
Hi!
I just logged in for the first time as far as I know. Where is the blog grid view where I can see issue?
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DevinHey webdevsd!
The custom.css file isn’t pulled into the editor within the WordPress admin since its not included. Its only enqued which WordPress doesn’t then include in that editor view.
But if you look at your site source code the custom.css file is being included into the page so you can either add your css there or to the Quick CSS field in the styling tab of the theme options.
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DevinHi!
As far as I know this is the default behavior for WordPress. You can change it with a plugin however and this blog posts has a walkthrough of doing just that: http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-change-author-url-slug-and-base-in-wordpress/
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DevinHi Mohan-Iyer!
It isn’t exactly like the theme demo but it is very close. Some of the images and their layouts are not redistributable so they are not included, This is a bit out of date now but in this video I do the demo data import after installing the theme: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/64927356
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DevinJune 7, 2014 at 4:21 am in reply to: Logo not center on IE 9 using fixed layout, Logo is on the left #275992Hi!
You can do:
.avia-msie-9.html_logo_center .logo { left: 50% !important; -ms-transform: translate(-50%, 0); }
Which just targets IE9. Not sure why its needed but that will force the original css onto the ie9 version of the site.
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Devin- This reply was modified 10 years, 5 months ago by Devin.
Hi!
That isn’t the theme causing the cut off, its the widgets themselves and their supporting css.
The ec-store-css has margins which are forcing the items too far over.
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DevinHey Chris!
It really depends on the third party services. If you are just getting a link which is more of an affiliate link you could sell affiliate products through WooCommerce which is already supported with the theme.
See http://docs.woothemes.com/document/managing-products/ and the External products description.
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DevinHi awilson3rd!
I’ll ask him to take a look. Please understand however that as of right now, out of 30k sales, this is the only topic I know of where the issue is happening. I guessed in the previous topic on what *might* be happening but I was unable to get the same behavior on my end.
If it was happening with lots of users under many different circumstances we would of course have had it fixed already but I don’t see any other notes on our bug tracker about anything like this.
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DevinHi!
You might be able to add in the raw code for it into a code block if its causing a conflict otherwise.
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DevinJune 6, 2014 at 9:34 pm in reply to: fullscreen slider the anchor #next-section is not fully visible #275833I’m hoping Kriesi will be able to check on his end otherwise we aren’t able to even see if there is any issue on our end. Un-updated apps, a specific version of an app etc are the only other variables at play. As I mentioned before even using apples own emulator for the iPad 2 I’m not getting the error on my end which is why I’m not even sure what to suggest as a fix.
Hey!
Its because you have this in your css:
/* iPads (portrait and landscape) ----------- */ @media only screen and (min-device-width: 768px) and (max-device-width: 1024px) { body { width: 495px; } }
You’ve forced the width smaller than what it should be naturally so its got a big empty space where the background is visible.
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DevinYes, if you want perfect alignment then it would need to be done with a bit of custom css for each breakpoint that the site responds to (when it changes the width of the screen container).
Hi drlim!
That is the correct behavior and is noted in the themes options where you can turn on or off the header shrinking effect.
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DevinJune 5, 2014 at 10:48 pm in reply to: Fullscreen slider jumpy and not smooth on some browsers #275357Hi tma8!
As far as I know its related to the parallax effect and how its implemented but the last Kriesi mentioned on the topic was that he was waiting for things to change on Safari to better support the effects rather than use any big heavy javascript to do things.
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DevinHi!
Unfortunately we don’t have anything predone for that kind of effect so it would be a matter of trial and error to get it correct.
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DevinHi dalcnetsrl!
The most recent version of the plugin is 5.1.1. There is no other version we could bundle with the theme at this point.
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DevinHey!
The link on the front end is to the /booking-form/. The login isn’t an admin so I can’t see your LayerSlider settings but at least on the front end the link for the slide is not pointing to /group-training.
For the breadcrumbs, my guess is that you might have used a page duplication plugin or maybe some other plugin had a hand in it but the header setting was set to off for that page. I changed the settings for the page, saved, changed again and its working for the meet the team now.
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DevinHi!
Looking at the site you are working on now it appears exactly the same. LayerSlider is its own entity and what I mean by that is that it has its own rules on how it responds based on all the settings the user applies to the LayerSlider slideshow settings. So adding in text, adding css to support any custom classes etc is all based on user input where the other elements inside of the theme are all setup and based on the theme wide settings which require much less user input or specific settings.
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DevinWPML is the best resource on how to translate a WordPress installation with the plugin as the theme really only has built in support *for* it.
The same goes for other plugins, the theme is setup and ready for translation so you can use any of the translation plugins to scan the themes files to create your own POT file, then translate the PO file and turn it into a MO to be used by the theme.
Hey fixedopsinsight!
You can turn off comments globally from the WordPress settings and if you have a specific post or page where they are coming in from you can close those off as well.
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DevinHey @Heathcliffe,
That is the correct behavior. Right now color sections are always going to be full width and sidebars will be pushed under then in a layout.
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DevinHey xfacta!
There are two ways to try and do that. The first is to change the image size for your products to a smaller size and have enough columns so that the images are getting stretched and pixelated. You can do that from the WooCommerce settings under the Products tab. Then regenerate the images using http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/
The second is the best but takes a bit more work. You re-save and re-upload all of your product images at the same size so that they are all output at the same size. If they are too small, add them to a transparent canvas in a photo editing program so that the uploaded image is still going to get resized the same.
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DevinJune 5, 2014 at 3:10 pm in reply to: Full Screen Slider Content Overflows (ie not visible) on mobile screen (ie iphon #275161Hey Corina!
You could target that container for mobile and give it a minimum size that is the same as one you then give the caption content. It could be specific to that page and container as well so it doesn’t effect any other fullscreen sliders you have anywhere else on the site.
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DevinHi lipstick!
First try checking the main translation topic and see if that helps: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/please-contribute-and-translate-enfold/
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DevinHey!
As far as I know the GPL requires that you keep Kriesi’s name and any other original code authors name with the code. Since all of Kriesi’s themes are split licensed this only applies to the php files. The css, javascript, images etc are all under the envato license which is a bit more strict but I believe would also still require you to keep the author names.
So make sure you are abiding by the split license agreement and what that means for redistribution as well. If you have any questions see: http://support.envato.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/428
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DevinHi mellasue!
Unfortunately that is quite a bit beyond what we can assist with here on the support forums. ACF has some good tutorials to get you started and if you need further assistance a freelance developer would be your next step.
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DevinJune 5, 2014 at 2:22 am in reply to: Adding new Google fonts // including icons in HTML code #274889Hey zero1media!
For the phone/secondary text field in the header you can add the html directly to the field.
You can add additional google fonts with the functions here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/new-custom-font/#post-121900
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DevinHi designing!
1) Those are product attributes that you can add to your products and then use the WooCommerce widgets to display. You can read more about adding products here: http://docs.woothemes.com/document/managing-products/
2) Related products are shown based on having lots of products in the same categories. See: http://docs.woothemes.com/document/related-products-up-sells-and-cross-sells/
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DevinHey gunpowderboy!
Depending on what version of the theme you are running you might need to update it simply to bring it up to compatibility with WordPress and WooCommerce all together. Right now it looks like there is a js error which is probably the root of the lightbox not calculating the correct display height.
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DevinJune 4, 2014 at 10:58 pm in reply to: HR element not recognizing spacing / breaking site layout after update. #274826Where on the page is the HR element at that is malfunctioning? In the header the HR element is showing being set at 22px and then has the default 30px margin on the top/bottom.
I’ve had some very loose weirdness with HR elements myself but so far its been a very rare occurance where it happens, I replace the element from scratch and its back to normal.
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