[whenwewerentlooking]

It may be helpful to know that there are TWO areas within Customization in which to set Header Images! I found this by accident. One puts an image on the Landing Page and one puts it on all other pages. I was able to put 2 slightly different versions of the same photo as Header Images!
Here’s the path:
1) Landing Page Header Image: > Landing Page > Slider > Header Image > Static
2) Header Image Default for All Other Pages: > Site Identity > Header Media
Hope that is useful!

[Rufus]

I’ve found a workaround which fixed it for me.

The problem appears to be with the WP_Comment object.
It has an array key called “comment_type”.

Mantra is looking for a comment_type which is which is an empty string (”).

It looks like WordPress 5.5 has set a specific value for comment_type, the value being “comment”.

My workaround involves editing one of the Mantra files (this can probably be done more elegantly in functions.php but I just wanted to demonstrate the problem).

This is for Mantra 3.2.0 by the way.

File is wp_content/themes/mantra/includes/theme-comments.php

Line 22 is
case ”:
Add a line after this with:
case ‘comment’:

This will take both comment_type values into account and treat them the same.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Rufus.

[Debbie]

Hi again,
I have found the problem, so i will post the solution.
In the Customising, Post information, Featured image, the button at the bottom of the section Use Featured image in Header, was switched to off, once switched to on, all ok.
I can’t tell how it came to be switched off.
I hope this can be of some use to someone.
Thanks,
Debbie

Website: www.trueharvestseeds.org

[muddy]

Well, looks like I found the root cause.
I have the Smush plugin installed, and the Lazy Loading feature seems to cause my trouble.
After I disabled the Lazy Loading, the problem was solved!

[whoisuncle]

Found the fix.
under:
wp-content/themes/parabola/js/frontend.js

Load FitVids before Masonry

before:

	/* Second Masonry, in case elements expand size due to dynamic content */
	if (parabola_settings.masonry==1) {
		jQuery('body.magazine-layout .content-masonry').masonry({
			itemSelector: 'article',
			columnWidth: 'article',
			percentPosition: true,
		});
	}
	/* FitVids & mobile menu */
	if (parabola_settings.mobile==1) parabola_mobilemenu_init();
	if (parabola_settings.fitvids==1) jQuery(".entry-content").fitVids();

After:

	/* FitVids & mobile menu */
	if (parabola_settings.mobile==1) parabola_mobilemenu_init();
	if (parabola_settings.fitvids==1) jQuery(".entry-content").fitVids();
	/* Second Masonry, in case elements expand size due to dynamic content */
	if (parabola_settings.masonry==1) {
		jQuery('body.magazine-layout .content-masonry').masonry({
			itemSelector: 'article',
			columnWidth: 'article',
			percentPosition: true,
		});
	}

[Marja]

Hello, in addition to my question, I have realized now (after searching the internet for answers) that it is not a bug, but it is not natively supported by WordPress.

Unfortunately I havent’t found the solution yet.
Is it possible to place a script in [Customize>Extra CSS]?

I hope that someone can help me.
I really appreciate it a lot!!!

[yayaasd]

found out now some more information for 5:
I think the problem is caoused by
<p class="byline"></p>

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by yayaasd.

[Zed]

Customizing the theme’s functionality can be done in multiple ways, depending on what bit of code you’re actually looking to extend/replace.

WordPress has a long list of files that are automatically recognized and get used with priority if they are present in the child theme’s folder. Beside the templates listed there, it will automatically used any files preset in the content/ subfolder if they have the same name as those also found in the parent theme.

Beyond these, you wouldn’t be able to replace other theme files (especially php) by simply duplicating them in the child theme. For the functionality found in the rest of the code you’ll need to apply different approaches, depending on the code in question:
– pluggable functions (those wrapped in if (function_exists('function_name')) calls) can be copied over to the child theme (in the functions.php file or any other file that’s included/loaded by it) and customized there.
– the rest of the function calls are usually hooked in place (using either filters or actions); to customize those functions’ code you’ll have to unhook the original calls, copy and rename the functions to the child theme and hook back the replacement.

Styles and scripts are also enqueued using WordPress’ core calls, so replacing theme would be done de-enqueuing the original and enqueueing the replacement in place.

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[simpleman]

Greetings, Mr. Zed.

Thank you for taking the time to reply!

I searched the files for strings that contained Search results for, without any extra inputs or special symbols. And I indeed found two very similar strings with these phrases.

The first string (the one with the %s placeholder) I managed to replace the text within my child theme successfully. This was situated within /search.php .

The second string (located within the breadcrumb) is the string that I am trying to change, but I am unable to alter via my child theme, however. This one is situated within /includes/theme-functions.php .

Originally I tried to change it by replicating the filepath within the child-theme, and then trying the change the string that way. This however didn’t work. I can edit the string within the original theme’s files, but I would prefer not to tamper with the original theme.

It is likely that I am missing something, but I am unsure what the best approach is within a child theme. If there is a better way, I’d love to know it 😀

[TigerWolf]

Ive found it and already changed it :). Wanted to say it here but the site had some problems.

[Zed]

The demo setup uses the theme’s landing page static slider functionality in that location, however I am not able to see anything on your site at this moment (I just get a placeholder nothing found page) to check if you’re actually using the landing page feature.

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[Specimen]

Nevermind, I found more bugs and it was loading super slow, so I swapped themes and now have a near perfect load time and no bugs.
Thanks for the assistance.

[Zed]

I think you found a fault in the theme, as the sidebar link color options are no longer applied.
We’ll look into this and correct the issue in the next theme update.

Thank you for pointing out the issue.

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[drealeialoha]

I have the same problem. It must be a bug in the theme. I am using Esotera. Same exact problem. The featured image doesn’t show in the header when the link is clicked in social media apps on a mobile device. It shows on all other browsers and platforms as far as I know. It does not show the image if you click from instagram, facebook, pinterest, from mobile on their in app browser.

UPDATE: I tried it from an android device and it worked fine. It seems to be a problem only from the apps in iOS.

Its a big issue for me, since this will be a blog site and most people will click from social media posts on their phone.

https://thelovebetweenus.com

Please lmk if you found a solution!

Website: thelovebetweenus.com

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[JimBe]

Thank you Zed.
I followed your advice and found out that ‘Uix Shortcodes’ is responible for the issue.
How can I go further? I use this extension to make columns on my pages (including on popup windows with registration forms). Is there a way to fix the issue with this extension, or should I change for another extension? Which one, is this case?
Thank you very Much.

Website: www.zenessor.fr

[zencatx]

Never mind, I found the answer through a Google search. If anyone else has the same question, this worked for me: add the following to custom CSS (under Misc. settings) –

#access > .menu > ul > li > a > span:hover {
color: red;
}
#access ul ul li a:hover {
color: red;
}

[nathanjfealko]

Never mind, upgraded to Plus and found the new options there that allowed it. Great, responsive theme, btw!

[frankonblog]

Hello again. I just want to let you know, that I found a solution myself. And as this issue seems to be popular, I thought I should post it and give a hint to the developers below.

To avoid images from being resized I tried the “Cryout Column”-Widgets. I found that html is allowed within these widgets. So I used html to define fixed sttributes for height and width of the image. The code looks like that:

<div style="text-align:center"><img src="the-url-of-your-image" alt="description of your image" height="218" width="218" /></div>

The width is defined by the Parabola Settings depending on how many columns are used. In may case 218px, which led to the same value for the height in the case of square images.

And the hint to the developers, which of course I appreciate a lot for bringing the great theme to the people (thanks): The field for the content is titled by “text”, so one may think that html code is not alowed. If possible you may change this to “text or html”.

Kind regards, Frank

Website: traex.de

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by frankonblog.

[dowlass]

** SOLVED **

Add this to your additional css in the customiser:

#main {margin-top:0px;}

You can vary the pixel gap – 0px for flush with bottom of the slider, 3px, 5px etc. whatever you prefer.

I couldn’t find this in the style sheet, but when I looked at the page source code I saw the <div id="main" class="main"> and then using the browser inspector I found the css tag for the ‘main’ ID.

[Zed]

To activate the mobile menu earlier you’ll need to duplicate styling found in style-mobile.css that’s applied on #nav-toggle and #access (and sub-elements) from the 650px screen width to the desired width.

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[Steven Roberts]

I have the fluida plus and Ive found the responsiveness trigger size but it seems to do nothing slide it all to 1920 (my screen size) no mobille menu slide it lower nothing it collapses to the mobile menu at around 798 pixels no matter what I set this too
General Layout > Responsiveness trigger Limit or am i missing the point of this setting entirely? because Id sure love to trigger the mobile menu at a certain size width

[CRYA-Webmaster]

Nevermind, I found the answer here:
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/forums/t/main-menu-and-dropdown-menu-fluida
Everything looks great now.

[thorla]

Hi,
ok, while going through every single setting, I found the misconfiguration on my side!!
The “landing page” was enabled! Switched it off now everything is working.
But the issue with the bread rumb is still there.

Best regards
Thorsten

[Wirth]

:>) Never Mind. It always helps to ask a question out loud. Just found the answer. Thanks.

[killoverme]

did some more searching (did do some before) and found my answer.

body #container #main, body #container #main article.page .entry-content {
padding-top: 10px;
}

[Zokori]

Ok, I found!
In the settings of the theme >> Post Information >> Excerpts. This is the last option.

[ThreeChatons]

Rightly or wrongly (my apologies to anybody upset by my doing this), I have found that adding “(int)” has solved the “problem” …

#header-page-title .entry-title { font-size: <?php echo absint( (int) $anima_ftitlessize – 50 ) ?>%;

[gmaravel]

I am coming back to this unfortunately, since I have not found any solution yet. But what I noticed is that “Custom post types and Taxonomies” is “Deactivated”. Is it at all probable that this may cause the issue with the slider ?

[diamondrcreative]

Thanks leaderint! Like your website!

No, it is Apache. Still haven’t found a solution but do appreciate your effort. 🙂

Website: diamondrcreative.com

[stephan]

nevermind. I just found out, I should have inserted the code into content-page.php.

sorry to bother.