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Thanks, I managed to work around by using it as Small Preview and changed some positions with CSS.
But thanks anyway!
I mean on the home page http://dev1.inspiraldesign.co
the PUBLICATIONS section has two columns in grid view with post and it’s just the Heading and the Extract below it. There’s no info in-between.Thanks, I’ve checked but the meta data still isn’t displayed below the post headings.
No date, author name, or anything else.
What could be causing this?Thanks
Thanks Elliot,
Yes I originally downloaded whatever the latest version was on WPML.org and didn’t realise it’d be an issue.
But I’ve now installed 3.1.9 and it works and the issue is resolved.
Thanks again!Another question though, how do I install other language fonts so they appear as options in the Theme Options font section dropdowns?
Hey Elliot, Thanks for that the code works.
The other issue’s still there. I’ve checked the blog display settings and in the theme options its set to display. So not sure why it’s hidden.
Could you help with this, I’m adding site details below to give you access.
Thanks man!
Hi,
I’m having the same issue, I don’t see different language options in the Theme Options section.
I’ve tried disabling plugins and even installing the latest Enfold version on a fresh WordPress install with only WPML.
Still no options.https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/0wpzz8ofxnn3qtk/Enfold_WPML_theme_options_issue.png
Theme, plugins, WordPress, all are up to date.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Sorry Elliot but it seems you haven’t understood what I’m asking.
If something is unclear then please let me know which part, but your answers aren’t helping.
I appreciate your help, Thanks.Ok that’s working for the whole post slider. But is there a way to make just the post image full width and the post title and excerpt stay in line with the site content?
ThanksThat code doesn’t make a difference.
I added a custom ID “home_slider”and tried both
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#home_slider .container{
width: 100%;
max-width: 100%;
padding: 0;
}#home_slider .wp-post-image {
width: 100%;
}
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and
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.home_slider .container{
width: 100%;
max-width: 100%;
padding: 0;
}.home_slider .wp-post-image {
width: 100%;
}
————————————————HI, thanks for the response.
I think that seems to be quite a complicated and uneccessary way to achieve what I’m trying. All I’d like is the image that comes with the post, to be displayed full-width, or even just wider than the content margins. Is there no way to Quick CSS the image element?
Hope there’s a solution.
Thanks.Thanks, but I want to have the extract displayed too.
The current layout seems like a bug, it looks awful with the small thumbnail on it’s own with a long strip of colour next to it, and the content below.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2fwuthoygs8cl7u/Screen%20Shot%202014-11-14%20at%2014.33.43.png?dl=0I don’t use a sidebar on my page but want the entries to look like they do in your demo version “Blog Single Author Small” . The image appears on the left and the text next to it on the right.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vax1v5kvmperpzw/Screen%20Shot%202014-11-14%20at%2014.35.42.png?dl=0
