[Zed]

The theme only displays the featured images in the header if these images are at least 60% (I believe) off the site’s (header) width.

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[Zed]

There are some limitations to Polylang’s functionality support with the landing page elements (icon blocks and boxes). We are looking for a way to make them work as they should. For now these elements will not display the secondary language(s).

A workaround (which requires editing theme files) is presented here.

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[Zed]

There are still limitations to Polylang’s functionality support with the landing page elements (icon blocks and boxes). We are looking for a way to make them work as they should. For now these elements will not display the secondary language(s).

A workaround (which requires editing theme files) is presented here.

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[david8500]

I am now wondering if it is a browser problem. I am working with Windows 10 and Edge. As an experiment I checked the site on a Mac using Safari and the slider displayed perfectly! If you can confirm this is a browser problem I will be relieved but this will obviously need to be sorted. Theme looks great on large Mac screen….

[JustinLee]

I tried that and nothing changes it.

I’m in Mantra: style-mobile.css.

I replaced this code that’s under @media (max-width: 800px)

#header-container > div { 
     	margin-top:7px;
     	margin-left:14px;
     	height:100%; 	}

To
#header-container { display: none; }

There are smaller displays but none of them have the header container.
I tried adding it to the custom css with no change. Tried adding it directly to the themes css.

I cleared my cache for the site. Clear it for the browser on the phone.

For some reason I just can’t get rid of it for mobile.

[Zed]

Try

#nav-below {
   display: none;
}

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[Zed]

The featured boxes require featured images set for these to be displayed.

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[Zed]

The theme has the ability to display a header image for all pages (or posts) that have featured images set. This is controlled from the theme’s Featured Image options.

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[Zed]

In Fluida icon blocks display individual pages while featured boxes display posts (all or from a specific category).

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[Zed]

Responsiveness doesn’t correct for how you choose to display things (by setting a font that makes your menu too wide to fit in the available space).

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[Zed]

The .mobile class is added via JS, so it is not present from the first instant.

I suggest you use media queries in your css to target mobile devices:

@media (max-width: 800px) {
    body #header-container { display: none; }
}

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[tamerlaneunreal]

or…if you want the “best” of the two worlds, this works for me:

/* MENU FIX for FLUIDA  */
@media (max-width: 1240px) {
#masthead.cryout #access {display: none;} 
#masthead.cryout #nav-toggle {display: block;} 
#masthead.cryout #sheader {display: none;} 
}

@media (max-width: 1440px) {
#masthead.cryout #access {font-size: 0.8em;} 
}

[tamerlaneunreal]

While Zed is studying on a way to improve “long menus” display on desktop low resolution screen (or small window)
please feel free to try this CSS code (put it in your custom css file o in the “customize theme/custom CSS” section:

/* MENU FIX for FLUIDA */
@media (max-width: 1440px) { /* change 1440px into your needed max-width */
	#masthead.cryout #access {display: none;} /* hides the full textual menu */
	#masthead.cryout #nav-toggle {display: block;} /* display the mobile menu (stack icon) */
	#masthead.cryout #sheader {display: none;} /* hides the social menu, remove this line if u don't have it on the main menu */
}

OBVIOUSLY change 1440px into a resolution which acts as limit for your menu
(think of it as “if my maximum width is XXXXXpx, then switch the full menu into mobile menu)

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• This reply was modified 8 years ago by tamerlaneunreal. Reason: improved code readability
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[gedegam]

I use this code :

.main .entry-meta span, .entry-utility span {
display: none !important; }

but all meta in post disepeared also

[Klaus]

Thank you for helping on Sunday!!

Sorry but I don’t get it… I tried

h3#custom-title,
#front-text1 h2,
#front-text2 h2,
#front-text5 h2,
#front-columns h2 {
	display: block;
	float: none;
	margin: 0px auto;
	font-size: 45px;
	line-height: 55px;
	clear: both;
	font-weight: 300;
}

as well as

h3#custom-title h3,
#front-text1 h2,
#front-text2 h2,

as well as

h3#custom-title h2,
#front-text1 h2,
#front-text2 h2,
#front-text5 h2,
#front-columns h2 {
	display: block;

as well as to separate it to

h3#custom-title h3 {
	display: block;
	float: none;
	margin: 0px auto;
	font-size: 45px;
	line-height: 55px;
	clear: both;
	font-weight: 300;
}

but the custom-title does not change for one single pixel…

In Firefox console I can adjust font-weight for h3.custom-title but it seems to belong to #pp-afterslider h3 and that is where I get stuck in CSS…

Website: www.weltangucker.de

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[Zed]

Nirvana uses placeholders instead of labels in the comment form. Use this CSS to restore labels:

.woocommerce #respond label {
    display: block;
}

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[Zed]

The theme’s presentation page does not display sidebars.

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[Zed]

You can do that with CSS:

body.single #nav-above, #nav-below {
    display: none;
}

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[Klaus]

So the Sample Title appears at the right place. But I cannot amend styling. My idea was to add #custom-title to the existing list in style.css as styling already exists

Existing CSS

#front-text1 h2,
#front-text2 h2,
#front-text5 h2,
#front-columns h2,
{
display: block;
float: none;
margin: 0px auto;
font-size: 45px;
line-height: 55px;
clear: both;
font-weight: 300;
}

amended CSS

#front-text1 h2,
#front-text2 h2,
#front-text5 h2,
#front-columns h2
#custom-title h2,
{
display: block;
float: none;
margin: 0px auto;
font-size: 45px;
line-height: 55px;
clear: both;
font-weight: 300;

Unfortunately it doesn’t work. Where am I wrong?

Website: www.weltangucker.de

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[Zed]

@newy219, are the theme’s post options set to Excerpt or Full Posts (under Post Excerpt Settings)?

The theme only displays thumbnails when the excerpts are enabled (which appears to not be the case based on the HTML markup used, despite the presence of the continue reading button).

@gardensidestudio, the columns will only display posts that have featured images set (the images are required in the columns).
Featured images are not displayed on full posts (the situation where images in content would also be visible).

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[delanthear]

Something very odd going on. I’ve don’t have a plugin for it, and I’m using your theme and the override for displaying it needs to be placed in the functions.php file.

My other blog, using default twenty fifteen theme, and no plugins (as I don’t use excepts at all on that blog) doesn’t display excepts, but it’s there in the screen options drop down to enable!

[Zed]

@mikah257, check if the static page you’re setting as the homepage has a template assigned. If it does, the landing page will be disabled and only the static page content will be displayed.

Edit: This is no longer the case in Septera.

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[Zed]

By default the theme’s landing page doesn’t display the header image but a separate distinct image (also configurable in the theme’s options) placed in the slider’s location. We call this the static slider image and it’s under the theme’s landing page > slider options.

For all other sections of the site the header image is displayed accordingly.

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[Zed]

You can try hiding the site title when it no longer fits in:

@media (max-width: 525px) {
     #branding #site-text { display: none; }
}

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[Zed]

The widgets that are used in the sidebars are responsible for displaying a widget title (be it the menu title or custom text) or not. The theme cannot manipulate widget content.

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[Zed]

Your featured images were generated at about 150px width but are now displayed at 250px width so it looks like you’ve changed the theme’s featured image size values since the images were uploaded to the site.

You mention installing a thumbnail regeneration plugin, but do not mention using it to actually regenerate the thumbnails.
My personal choice is this plugin, which once installed will add a separate section under Tools from where you can trigger the images regeneration process.

By the way, thanks for crediting our work.

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[Phyzio]

Hello Zed 🙂

Thank you for the reply!

I tweaked the settings in JetPack and it helped a bit.

I now have these two selected:

“Excerpts
On: Enable excerpts on front page and on archive pages”

And

“Featured images
On: Display featured images”

The menu is now showing (full, not the burger menu), and the front page is correct with excerpts and featured images, so that helped ALOT!

But still, I don’t have that burger menu, so it still looks funky – Any ideas?

Best!
Line 🙂

Website: www.medeno.dk

[Zed]

The theme doesn’t have an option specifically for this change, but it can be done with custom CSS:

@media (max-width: 650px) {
  .content-masonry .comments-link { display: none; }
}

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[Zed]

The author block appears when the author has something entered in its bio field (in the settings). You can disable it by leaving the bio empty or you can hide it with CSS:
article #author-info { display: none; }

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[Zed]

The theme’s landing page is not designed to display sidebars.

You can insert sliders in a standard (static) page using shortcodes, which will follow the theme’s layout option and display sidebars (if set to).

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