Happens to the best of us. Enjoy the theme!

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Nick

Hi,

Does WordPress allow you to do anything ? Can you add a plugin, change something in settings like permalinks or site name?

How did you migrate the database?

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Nick

Hi,

When you upload every single image, it is saved in 20 sizes (or however many sized you see in Settings > Media since it doesn’t know where you will use it, it saves it every possible way but keeps the original as well. So when you regenerate, it takes the original image you uploaded and makes an extra size which is new compared to first time it saved all 20 images.

It adds to the end of each image it resizes the dimensions and saves the new image with the same name you uploaded it plus adds the dimensions at the end hello.jpg becomes hello.550×320.jpg for example plus how many other sizes the theme needs. When it resizes it checks database for the sizes used in the theme and compares them to the image files located in the folder by stripping the ends of the images which contain the dimensions 500×320 and compares that to the database, if different, it creates a new copy of the image with the new size and name and saves it.

size of image is only checked against database name which you can see in Settings > Media that distinguishes each of the images. Name of Image is mapped to Location Name in Theme. So you can have every single image location be 550×320 and it will know exactly which images belong where.

Rectangle is just a word used so we people can easily deal with it. You can call it a circle if you like or 34jkkjh, it makes no difference to the code, it will just map it. Kriesi named it rectangle but he could have called it puppy or x3333e.

To use it properly , press the regenerate button and it will do everything for you. If it sees that there is already an image with that identical name and that identical size, it will skip, however you can not upload 2 different images with an identical name into the same folder, since the second image will overwrite the first.

This is the power of wordpress, that there are thousands of these plugins that extend the functions of each theme. You should spend some time in the plugin repository, they got a lot of neat stuff there.

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Nick

Hi,

Yes, most tutorials leave that part out, but if you think about since technically you can make a copy of the parent and dump it into the child that would work while dumping all the files into the root child folder may have problems if every file of the parent in different folders is called ‘índex’. Of course that would be a bad idea since that’s extra overhead. But the idea is same. To override an image, just drop the new image in the same file structure creating empty folders till you get far enough where the image is located in the structure to add the new image.

If you have other questions, always feel free to ask them,

Thanks and enjoy the theme.

Nick

Hi,

You wrote: “for one new brands I have to change all other items in the main-category” .. Please explain why. Show me the brands and how you have this arranged because from what you are describing there is no need to change anything in your scenario.

Solution 1: Create categories like this Brand-X (Children) Brand-X (Women) etc.. So this way you can have one page showing men, women, children together if one brand of shoes for men women children.

Solution 2: You can create a meta-field for the portfolio page (an input box) , So that when you add portfolio items you can add a second characteristic in there (the brand).

I think that creating a new taxonomy (tags) for portfolio and then creating a secondary sorting mechanism is a serious and time consuming project which is outside the scope of the support team. You would need to get a freelance developer to help you with this. I would suggest https://codeable.io/

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Nick

Hi,

There are 5 headers. 3 of them have two menus.

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Nick

Hi,

The best way to go about it, is to first install the Simple Image Sizes plugin ( http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-image-sizes/ ). The plugin will give you complete control over images: setting constraints for specific locations like blog, thumbnails, portfolio, gallery, shop, etc. along with the ability to set whether to crop an image or not in Settings > Media.

Changing the dimensions of images does NOT automatically change all the images already uploaded but only affects new uploads. To change the sizes of images already uploaded, you will need to use the Regenerator – also a part of the Simple Image Sizes and found on the bottom of Settings Media. Don’t forget that images scale down, so always upload images bigger (or the same) as the constraints you set in Settings > Media (with the plugin) or you will get blurry (stretched) or incomplete images.

You can add your custom image size to use by following this tutorial but fpr the last part where instead of gallery you would add blog image. https://kriesi.at/support/topic/how-to-change-size-of-featured-image-in-portfolio-item-page-and-disable-lightbox#post-123789

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Nick

Hi,

Please create an illustration explaining what you want to do and please refer to a specific page in your website that you are describing.

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Nick

Hi,

Without seeing the page, there is no way to answer this. Please provide a URL.

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Nick

Hi,

Please provide a URL to the concrete page(s) in question. Since there are so many ways to customize this theme, and with a number of updates already released, -there is no sure way for us to provide you with a reliable answer without first looking at the code.

Your best bet is to mask the link using http://www.goo.gl or show a page on the demo site which displays the behavior. However. a screenshot alone would no be very helpful since we need to see the html/css/js code particular to your situation in order to provide a meaningful solution.

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Nick

Hi,

you have a javascript error coming out of the piece of inline code you added for people with old browsers above the </header

You need to change your line

var $buoop = {vs:{i:8,f:15,o:,s:5,n:9}}

to

var $buoop = {vs:{i:8,f:15,o:10.6,s:5,n:9}

To change the height , here is css

#footer {

padding: 0px 0 0px 0 !important;

}

@media only screen and (min-width: 768px){

div .av_one_third {

height: 180px;

}}

#socket .container {

padding: 5px 0;

margin-top: 15px;

}

Please add it to your /css/custom.css file

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Nick

Hi,

I installed Outlook 2010 and sent an email. Using my last instructions.

Please take a look : http://i.imgur.com/DE67EIS.png

Here is how it looks in Gmail. http://www.clipular.com/c?9133179=32xoCQzQl_Qjo5vLZACwnGHBAWY&f=.png

I am not an expert on Outlook settings so am not sure what yours are. Perhaps you can test it with a different outlook on a different computer?

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Nick

Hi,

This is what I see: http://www.clipular.com/c?9006165=yK_F3heU6Cugwn29CFPg7lSfl-s&f=.png

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Nick

Hi,

Instead of using <b] use <strong]. They are pretty much the same thing but strong is more semantic so the googlebot gets all warm and fuzzy when it sees that.

Your WordPress memory is too low , i see its set at 64. Boost it to 128M by adding this to wp-config.php file in the main wordpress folder. You can add it somewhere in the first 15 lines.

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '128M');

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Nick

Apostelman,

The best way to go about it, is to first install the Simple Image Sizes plugin ( http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-image-sizes/ ). The plugin will give you complete control over images: setting constraints for specific locations like blog, thumbnails, portfolio, gallery, shop, etc. along with the ability to set whether to crop an image or not in Settings > Media.

Changing the dimensions of images does NOT automatically change all the images already uploaded but only affects new uploads. To change the sizes of images already uploaded, you will need to use the Regenerator – also a part of the Simple Image Sizes and found on the bottom of Settings > Media. Don’t forget that images scale down, so always upload images bigger (or the same) as the constraints you set in Settings > Media (with the plugin) or you will get blurry (stretched) or incomplete images.

Use this plugin , believe me it will make your life a lot easier.

Thanks,

Nick