Hi Jean,

Can we see the issue live? The screenshot is a bit small and I’m not completely clear on what is happening on hover so seeing it live should help.

Regards,

Devin

Hi hsie,

1) Try 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:

.avia-testimonial-image {

border-radius: 0;

}

2) You can change the heading font in your themes Styling tab.

3) Kriesi just uses WP-Super Cache on the demo.

Regards,

Devin

Hi Andreano,

Actually, unless you want to wait for something one day to be built or hire someone to build a custom importer, there is one way to do this relatively painlessly and would require a 39$ purchase , but I think the app is given with a 30 day free demo.

http://www.jitbit.com/macro-recorder/

You would need to use a macro recorder. You would open a browser window on right side of screen where new website shows, and on left side of screen where the old site shows. Then you would record yourself copying and pasting everything from old into new, including images, at the end you would return to old and delete the post you just moved, and stop the recorder.

Then you put the recorder to play in a loop, and it will repeat all the copying and pasting that you did by itself, you can leave and let it endless copy all the 700 posts. It will probably take a full day or more, but since you do not have to do it yourself, but only once to make the initial recording, I think that is not a bad approach.

The one of the two minor difficulties is that the macro recorder has no way of being able to tell which category checkboxes are checked as it has no bionic eyes, so solution would involve adding a line of code to the edit post/page/portfolio item page so that the categories which are normally checked, are instead displayed in a text box, each separated by commas, so then its just cut and paste

The second problem is that if some of your posts have 2 images and others have a different number, then there will be problem since macro recorder just repeats your initial actions . Though I also have an idea. You can record 3 mini macros , one mini macro for posts with one featured image, another for posts with two images and yet another for three images on a page, and then to add and display an aditional field which would contain a number representing the total number of featured images contained within the post. The macro recorder is able to run a basic if/then/else then statement and based on the number in the field it would execute one of the mini macros. Solved 100%.

I made a video of me doing this and its working! wow. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8hqGBMSfHtKcW9LLW1XZ3hyQVE/edit?usp=sharing … my speaker went crazy so i am sorry about the background hissing.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi andreano,

No, not that I know of. I know there are some functions out there that will automatically set a featured image based on the first image in a post (plugins too) but if it isn’t *in* the post editor already then that wouldn’t help you.

I’ll take the rest of the support crew to see if anyone has any ideas.

Regards,

Devin

We are working on some better videos but the biggest issue with the demo data vs dummy data is what Kriesi is allowed to release (protected photos etc) as well as trying to keep the theme size down. The theme upload is already pretty big as a zipped file and we tend to get a lot of complaints if the package gets to bloated.

Glad you were able to get it sorted out for now :)

Let us know if you have any other questions or issues.

Regards,

Devin

Glad we could help :)

Let us know if you have any other questions or issues.

Regards,

Devin

Hi,

The answer is Yes and Yes.

First thing you should do is add the dynamic layout functionality to posts which is done by opening up /config-templatebuilder/avia-template-builder/config/meta.php: and finding lines 4-7 which look like

$boxes = array(

array( 'title' =>__('Avia Layout Builder','avia_builder'), 'id'=>'avia_builder', 'page'=>array('portfolio','page'), 'context'=>'normal', 'priority'=>'high', 'expandable'=>true ),

array( 'title' =>__('Layout','avia_builder'), 'id'=>'layout', 'page'=>array('portfolio', 'page' , 'post'), 'context'=>'side', 'priority'=>'low'),

);

and replacing those line with the block below

$boxes = array(

array( 'title' =>__('Avia Layout Builder','avia_builder'), 'id'=>'avia_builder', 'page'=>array('portfolio','page','post'), 'context'=>'normal', 'priority'=>'high', 'expandable'=>true ),

array( 'title' =>__('Layout','avia_builder'), 'id'=>'layout', 'page'=>array('portfolio', 'page' , 'post'), 'context'=>'side', 'priority'=>'low'),

);

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Now just add the elements as you see here: http://i.imgur.com/CvFeJUK.png

And you get this:. http://i.imgur.com/yIxN1ou.png

You can see there are 2 titles, so You may not need to add the very first element after 1/1

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To change the default image size of any location within the theme, it is best to install Simple Image Sizes plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-image-sizes/

The plugin will add all the default sizes to Settings > Media , and you can change width height as well as to force a crop or not. Just remember that after changing the settings using the plugin, only the new images you add will be affected while the ones you uploaded will remain the same unless you regenerate them on the same page using the same plugin.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi joe88,

That is just a Color Section set with a background image set to Fixed. Then the content on top of it :)

Regards,

Devin