I’m actually trying to create archive and category pages that look like your demo! Your first answer was not very helpful. I think this thread is discussing the same issue: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/category-archive-page-change-layout-to-show-excerpt/
but there must be an easier way to create category and archive pages that show post excerpts and the “read more” link.
What is the easiest way….since I am not using the advanced blog layout editor?

Thank you,

Michelle

Hey Yigit

Since making the above changes my nav bar and also the logo in the top left are no longer clickable?

Any ideas?

Many thanks

Richard

Thanks for the reply, but I worked it out a different way.
In case anyone comes across this with the same problem, here’s what I did: after scouring the code using Firebug, I discovered that the PHP file used for the Blog Page isn’t page.php, it’s index.php. I put my original code (see the top of this thread) underneath <div class=’container template-blog ‘> in index.php and it works great. No if-statement needed.

One more thing. Could you please help me with the same thing for the About page? I’d like to display only the fullscreen slider on mobile while only the fullwidth slider is displayed on desktop.

thank you so much.

Yes as I mentioned:

I’ve got round it by adding margin-top:

.avia-fullwidth-slider {margin-top:58px}

But I wanted to highlight this issue to you guys and have it logged here in case anyone came across this problem.

Hi:

I have deactivated the plugin “Really Simple SSL. which alalowed the site to run securely. Since this is a test site with no SSL cert, it was trying to run as HTTPS and that’s probably where the errors came from. Should be accessible now.

Note: it will not load with cookies blocked on any browser. It appears to be an error generated by the plugin Woocommerce Multilingual, but I have been working with WPML support and they so-far deny this and are leaning toward an incompatibility with the theme. If I deactivte the Woocommerce Multilingual plugin, it loads perfectly—I am trying all angles to resolve this, see issues below:

Lert me know if you have any any other issues.

Thanks.

– Michael

• This reply was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by blaircomm.

Thank you, its looking normal on the desktop view, however when I resize the site this is what it does:

Is there a way to make it full width on the responsive side and not cut off?

Hi @Andy,

You can’t see any warning messages anymore because I added some code in wp-config.php in order to hide them. There are at least two possible ways to hide the warnings that worked in my case, one recommended for local testing and staging installs and another one for live websites. Just replace the line define('WP_DEBUG', true); or define('WP_DEBUG', false);. Both of them allow you to keep a log file of warnings and errors. Here you have:

For local testing and staging installs (it will save the warning and errors in wp-content/debug.log, it is safer if the file is manually created):

define('WP_DEBUG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);

For live websites (it will save the warning and errors in wp-content/phperrors.log, the path and file name can be changed):

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

@ini_set('log_errors','On'); 
@ini_set('display_errors','Off'); 
@ini_set('error_log','wp-content/phperrors.log'); // path to server-writable log file

@alebrandcare, the solution that you pointed out, provided by the WPML team in https://wpml.org/forums/topic/warning-illegal-offset-type-in-isset-or-empty-in-2/#post-667754, works fine aswell, but just as long as WP_DEBUG is set to false. I still prefer the solutions I used as they allow me to keep a log file with all the warnings and errors.

@Andy could you please tell Kriesi that:

• This is a tricky bug that could easily pass undetected by developers if they don’t thoroughly test their sites and it is not nice to see all those warning messages piling up
• To improve the knowledge base in order to achieve much better support in this forum so we don’t have to waste our time in such long threads on issues that have already been known for such a long time.

Thanks!

Best regards,
Diego

Vinay,
I don’t understand your request. Act-On has nothing to do with the formatting. I have a CF7 form called Newsletter Sign Up_Simple_Kriesi. It’s “integrated” with an Act-On form. My request is to get CF7 Newsletter Sign Up_Simple_Kriesi form to look just like the Kriesi Shop Demo newsletter sign up. As for placing it on a test page, it’s on the draft called Newsletters. Kriesi Support is welcome to both of these. I got it all in line but the labels are on top in black text – not inside the input boxes, the boxes are outlined in a thin black line vs. the white like your form and the submit button is the default (red/opaque).

Again just need the code, correct tags and/or CSS to get this CF7 form to look as much like the Kriesi Shop Demo newsletter sign up if at all possible.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by onesource_marketing.

Sorry.

That does work. I can now see the icon.

Any ideas on my second issue where I’ve got the following code block:

<div class='hr_icon'>
  <hr color="#949300">
  <img src='http://enamay.digitalessence.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/home_page_hr_icon.png'>
</div>

And the following css

.hr_icon {text-align: center; color: #949300!important; width: 100%;}
.hr_icon img { position: relative; top: -70px; }