Hi,

Sorry the URL you pasted doesn’t work in Chrome either http://www.clipular.com/c?14320534=l4DzBIFCAUkTPludiOf79Ttv2JA&f=.png

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Those are not images but glyphs , a font much the same as any other font but instead of letters they have those symbols. if you look at your text editor you can add one with a shortcode (magic wand with yellow glow button on top of text editor) , then you can give it font size 190px or so and it will look like a large image though it is selectable as any regular font.

thanks,

Nick

Hi,

On IE9 everything should look fine when i looked early last week. Can you post a screen shot showing where you see problems please? IE8 , you simply can’t expect to look like ie10, where Microsoft was forced for a change to allow it to understand CSS the way other browsers do…. the huge market share loss to Chrome forced them to abandon their strategy since IE6 of fragmenting the market by releasing interdependente proprietary css – bad css – on purpose in ie7 and 8. It should still look relatively well on IE8, naturally degrading, but effects such as fading and movement are beyond its abilities , for example IE8 doesn’t understand , draw or interpret circles or ovals, (though it draws squares and rectangles perfectly, go figure!)

But expecting it to perform on the level of IE10 or even anywhere near the level is as realistic as expecting the winner of the special olympics to have a shot at qualifying for regular games. Basically the cool animations and transitions naturally degrade in ie9, and degrade a bit more in ie8 but still remain equivalent of static images. IE7 , the few users who remain attached to that browser are mostly in hard to reach areas of the world – Amazon Basin, Outer Mongolia and they are well used to seeing the web as a patchwork of javascript errors with random fonts and drab colors. Seeing a functional website might confuse them into extinction.

Please put up a screen shot or two for IE8 and 9 so we can see how best to get this resolved.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

You can get in touch with Ismael using these directions: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/images-in-gallery-disappearing#post-120691

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Nick

Hi,

I took a look at your css. please remove whatever you are adding. All these twitches and flickering is there because of the css you added. Take it out and you will notice that everything is back to normal.

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Nick

Hi,

I am sorry , but could you post a url to your site since the one you display in your name leads to a maintenance screen. it should be possible though.

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nick

Hi,

It’s possible to change the order of any gallery by rearranging the order of the images after you add each gallery image. Take a look at the first answer here. http://wordpress.org/support/topic/making-the-gallery-respect-image-order

I just repeated your steps 4 times , some i added a new image to the gallery, others just resaved , but everything always came out the way it was supposed to.

Do you have a url you can show us please.

thanks,

Nick

Hi,

There is something off in your css that I can’t put my finger on, but I have real trouble getting anything to move where I want it using css on your site. I even removed the css you used in the custom area, It feels like there are multiple relative/absolute settings got mixed up someplace

As I wrote before, get rid of the layer slider, or give it more height, since i think thats the cause of your empty space around it as well.

thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Sorry about that man. i paste that URL so many times that I think I started tuning it out. Need to use a different url shortner. My bad. Funny thing is I remember your website now, that old man in white. lol.

I started giving you the css now, but deleted it. you have fundamental problems with the design so everything is backwards. Please remove the layer slider and instead just add an image element. if you do that, all else will fall into place (if you remove also from custom.css the top:-49px block.

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Nick

Hi bobbymc,

I’m not really sure how to proceed. The video is the best example that we could possibly provide as if you follow the steps exactly you get the correct result.

The only thing that could be causing that not to happen would be if your theme version is out of date, a plugin conflict or the theme files have been corrupted.

So if you are using 1.9.1+ and on WordPress 3.6 you can try re-downloading the theme and then re-installing which just re-installs the theme files. Additionally, double check that you’ve followed each step as it is just as simple as adding a fixed image to a color section for that specific effect.

Regards,

Devin

Glad you were able to solve this!

Enjoy the theme,

Nick