[MikaelPersson]

Hello,
I am not sure this is due to your theme. Seems more to be a feature of wordpress. But here it is. If I view the post as it’s displayed on the main page with “latest posts” it looks like this:

and if I view the post/page directly and not when it’s view from the frontpage:

I have looked around in all places I can seem to think of, but can’t seem to find any setting that controls the view of the posts. Is there a way of controlling this?
Thank you for taking the time to answer!

[Zed]

Are you sure you applied the CSS correctly?
It should at least remove the 3 horizontal lines from the toggler if not also display “A to Z” in some mangled way.

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[Zed]

Hi,

The background and/or text colors of the menu and menu items can be easily tweaked beyond the available configuration capabilities by applying some custom CSS.
However, the necessary CSS is case dependent and I’d need to browse your site to see what’s less than optimum and needs tweaking.

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[chrisjcross75]

Hi Zed, this has had no affect whatsoever on the hamburger menu. I’m not sure how this will look either but the client wants me to try it. Is there another option to try?
Regards
Chris

[Zed]

Hi,

Please change the theme’s comments label option to Labels to improve support for plugins that customize the comment form.

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[Zed]

Hi,

The load more posts functionality works fine for me at this time, at least with my browser.

Are you still experiencing this issue? What browser/device do you use?

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[Zed]

@sneakerbot: you can apply custom CSS using WordPress’ Additional CSS field.

@ireneausin, if you’re referring to the coloured rectangles visible behind widget titles, those can be removed with the following CSS:

body .widget-title {
    background-image: none;
}

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[Zed]

Sorry about the odd replies, spam still manages to creep through.

Try adjusting the scroll indicator arrow to white:

#header-image-main .meta-arrow i {
    color: white;
}

If that is insufficient, perhaps speeding up the animation would help:

body .meta-arrow > i::before {
    -webkit-animation: meta-arrow 1.2s ease-out infinite;
    animation: meta-arrow 1.2s ease-out infinite;
}

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[Zed]

For that change the CSS identifier to:
body:not(.home) #content { ...

There will still be some space left under the banner/slider for which you’ll need to add an additional bit of styling:

.lp-slider {
    line-height: 0;
}

We’ll sort this part out in the next theme update.

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[Rocky Trifari]

Sometimes what happens is that the captions in Block Editor images show up as plain text. Instead of the classic editor caption styling being applied, no styling is applied to the caption at all.

[Zed]

Hi,

Regular captioned images and block images with captions use different markup and as a result they don’t have the same styling applied. This will make them appear differently.

In the topic’s title you mention captions not displaying at all – can you provide a link for where this happens?

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[kaka]

website： https://www.bjqjd.com/product/logo-collection/
No stars in the Reviews section

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by kaka.

[kaka]

I am an entrepreneur. During the process of using the Kahuna theme, I found that the reviews in the woocmommerce product have no star rating. This is an error. Please correct it.

[irene ausin garcia]

Buenos días,

Me ocurre lo mismo, en el footer, encuentro que mis titulos tienen como una sombra de mitad de texto hacia abajo, como se puede eliminar?
Gracias

[Julia Johnson]

We have version 1.0.5 and are experiencing the same thing:

https://bneyyosefna.com, under Mishpacha, Frank Houtz Memorial Scholarship.

How can we fix this?

Website: bneyyosefna.com

[Mervyn]

Hi Zed, thanks for responding, my website is http://www.italieroadtrips.nl

[Gunnar Madsen]

Hi Zed,

I was able to achieve changing the header text color using the following css:

.roseta-over-menu #site-title a,
.roseta-over-menu #access > div > ul > li,
.roseta-over-menu #access > div > ul > li > a,
.roseta-over-menu #sheader.socials a::before {
color: #ffffff;
}

It doesn’t appear to have broken anything on the site, but do let me know if this code can be improved upon 🙂 It would be great to have this option built into the theme, I don’t imagine I’m the only person coming up against this issue.

Let’s see if I can post a screenshot here for you… https://www.gunnarspot.com/screenshot/

Website: www.gunnarspot.com/screenshot

[Zed]

Hi,

The example code is part of the theme and lists the default parameters of the function call retrieving the featured boxes content. To customize the content you’d need to write your own custom function that filters the necessary parameters (not copy that code as-is).

Sticky posts are already ignored in the retrieval query, as dictated by the ignore_sticky_posts' => 1 parameter. However, this only excludes the sticky posts from being included at the beginning of the list – sticky posts are also regular posts and are included in the results according to their publish date.
To exclude specific posts entirely, you’d need to make use of the post__not_in parameter by adding it using the filter.

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[alen666]

Everything works, cleared cookies

[myob9a]

By the by – I tried the solution in https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/forums/t/offset-on-featured-posts only to have the functions.php advice of
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function cryout_localize_cat() in wp-content/themes/kahuna-plus-child/functions.php:34
Stack trace:
#0 wp-settings.php(528): include()
#1 wp-config.php(106): require_once(‘/home/draorg/pu…’)
#2 wp-load.php(37): require_once(‘/home/draorg/pu…’)
#3 wp-admin/admin.php(34): require_once(‘/home/draorg/pu…’)
#4 wp-admin/theme-editor.php(10): require_once(‘/home/draorg/pu…’)
#5 {main}
thrown

Website: dickson.org.au

[Drobb]

Thank you Zed! I’ll look into shortcodes. By the way, the other theme (Atahualpa) didn’t use the expressions [current year] and [website name] as such; sorry, I should have said {current year} and {website name}, to indicate that those were variables. So the actual statement I have there currently is

Copyright © 2021 davidweiss.net – All Rights Reserved
Powered by WordPress & Atahualpa

I don’t know how Atahualpa updates the year automatically, and I can not longer access the theme’s settings (One of the recent WordPress updates “broke” the theme), to try to figure it out. I suppose I can search through the source files.

But in terms of implementing something similar in Mantra, shortcodes sounds like a good way to do that, since they’re supported in the footer text field. But if there’s a better way, since I don’t necessarily have to use shortcodes, let me know!

[Zed]

If the desired changes are applied and visible on the site, then the CSS works, so it’s correct.

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[Zed]

Hi,

The particular colors chosen generally needs to work in the particular combinations they are used in with Roseta. The theme has distinct control options for the menu and submenu items texts (in their normal state) and also for the entire header and submenu backgrounds.
For menu items in hover state the configurable first accent color is used – the two accent colors are used throughout the site so they would need to be compatible with all other colors used, especially the backgrounds of the various sections.
For further tweaks, custom CSS can be applied to specific elements and locations – however I would need to be able to browser your site to identify the needed CSS for the task.

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[Zed]

Hi,

There is no perfect CSS method of targeting browsers depending on the medium they run on (mobile/table/desktop). Generally, CSS is able to target devices depending on screen size: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6370690/media-queries-how-to-target-desktop-tablet-and-mobile
Browser detection is usually done with JS or through code, and even then it isn’t perfect since browser useragent strings can be manipulated.

For a mobile device in landscape mode you’d want to target a screen size between the largest portrait mode you want the menu to remain visible on and the smallest desktop you’d also want a menu visible one. This approach is bound to overlap some less common situations (like tables in portrait mode or ultra portable laptops).

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[ffeindadifyr]

Hi

It’s the website I refer to above: http://www.onlinemathematicstutor.com

All other pages on site working fine- just the banner and menu on that first index page

Website: www.onlinemathematicstutor.com

[Zed]

Hi,

Third party service usually have their own algorithms for deciding what image from each section to use (when there are multiple images preset).
To control exactly what’s being picked up by external services I recommend using a plugin that provides control for such properties – personally I suggest using Yoast, but there should be many SEO plugins capable of this.

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[Zed]

Hi,

The header title’s font size is relative to the configurable general font size. If, however, you want to customize those elements separately you’ll need to apply some custom CSS:

body #header-page-title .entry-title {
    font-size: 5em; /* failsafe for IE */
    font-size: clamp(2.5em, 5vw, 5em );
}
body #header-page-title .byline {
    font-size: 1em;
}

These are the default values – adjust them as necessary.

And to remove the italic from the footer text use:

body #site-copyright {
    font-style: normal;
}

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[Zed]

Hi,

[current year] [website name] were most likely shortcodes that generated their displayed content dynamically on the frontend.
Mantra supports shortcodes in the footer text field as well, but does not provide such shortcodes (mostly because shortcodes are not accepted in WordPress.org repository themes).
If those shortcodes were provided by a plugin which is still present on the site then they should still work. Otherwise you’ll need to look for a plugin that provides such shortcodes, or write the shortcodes yourself.

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[Zed]

Hi,

The theme applies some configuration-based styling to the editors, however it is currently mostly colors related.
We tried expanding this functionality for the block editor, but very major WordPress update keeps introducing structural markup changes to the elements in the editor, making the theme’s styling fail and require rewriting after every change.
For now we’ve postponed working on this functionality (in the hope that some day the block editor will reach a stable state) and left only minimal styling apply to blocks.

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[Zed]

Hi,

I notice your site is working correctly now.
Usually, issues with the submenus not showing or the mobile menu not toggling into view are caused by other JavaScript errors present on the site (as these functionalities are JS-based in the theme).

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