[Zed]

We have not removed shortcodes functionality from the custom footer text field. Test some other shortcode there to see if it still isn’t working then also check the content placed in the field to ensure it is not invalid and somehow interfering with shortcodes functionality.

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[Zed]

If you want to apply styling only on the homepage, you can make the identifiers more specific:
.home #header-widget-area { ... }

You can also use widgets visibility plugins to hide widgets entirely on specific sections of the site.

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[Zed]

I believe we’ve figured this out through the support service to be from caching.

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[Zed]

You can turn off the excerpts on the featured boxes by setting the excerpt length to zero words in the theme’s options – https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/docs/themes/options/landing-page/featured-boxes/

You can also disable the excerpts on specific posts by entering empty content (spaces) in the manual excerpt fields for those specific posts.

I am not sure what you mean by ‘previewing the font’. In Roseta the caption title inherits its font options from the Headings typography option – https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/docs/themes/options/typography/content/#headings

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[Zed]

What child theme are you using for Verbosa?

I don’t believe we are using @import in Verbosa itself (there would be no reason for that since there are only 2 style files which get enqueued by the code).

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[Zed]

Something that you modified last before the issue appeared may have some weird/unexpected content that is causing trouble.

Try remembering what the latest changes were and reverting them to see if the customizer returns to functional order.

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[Zed]

In WordPress’ additional CSS field (in the customize interface) or in the custom CSS plugin of your choosing.

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[diamondrcreative]

Again, apologies for the delay! And thanks for your response. 🙂

I apologize if my writing comes off offensive as that is not my intention. I just write quickly during a busy day and I apologize if does sound offensive.

However, I really don’t want to discuss CSS standards – not saying they are not pertinent! I’d really like to just find out what I can do to fix this issue. Your 2 previous replies has not furthered my research or led me to a solution but I do appreciate the response.

Listing another example of issue on a different website using another Cryout Theme. (in addition to first website listed)

Ensure text remains visible during webfont load
Warnings: Lighthouse was unable to automatically check the font-display value for the following URL: https://diamondrcreative.com/wp-content/themes/anima-plus/resources/fonts/iconmeta.ttf.
Leverage the font-display CSS feature to ensure text is user-visible while webfonts are loading. Learn more.
https://diamondrcreative.com/wp-content/themes/anima-plus/resources/fonts/socials.woff

What do you recommend?

Website: diamondrcreative.com

[Zed]

The theme displays the desktop menu on all screen sizes larger than the limit set for the mobile menu activation.

In the Plus edition this limit is configurable, so you can enable the mobile menu earlier making it apply on tablets (and smaller computers) as well.

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[Zed]

I believe you have also contacted us on this matter through our support system and I have answered there.

I see the site is still loading its resources and content from a secondary (development?) URL.

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[Zed]

When you are including the slider in the content or elsewhere, you need to call the correct slider for the appropriate language. In the content this is simpler because you have two (or more) versions of the same post or page that display the different content according to language.

In the theme’s dedicated landing page slider location you’ll need to switch the option to use slider shortcode instead of the built-in slider selection. Then, depending on the multilanguage plugin you use you should be able to use different shortcodes (with different IDs) to include the appropriate slider for each language.
Polylang and WPML do this through a feature called Strings witch which you can localize theme and plugin option fields.

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[Zed]

The current release includes an incorrect check which hides the controls for the two buttons unless the theme’s slider option is set to static image.

To display the fields controlling the buttons temporarily switch that option to ‘static image’, adjust as necessary, then change back to the previously used setting.

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[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 ) ?>%;

[Zed]

The header image is displayed if it is set in the general options. It can be hidden from specific pages and posts by using the Plus theme’s meta options.

Its visibility can be further tweaked with custom CSS if desired – the CSS depends on the site section it should apply on:

<section identifier> #header-image-main {
    display: none;
}

Keep in mind that in Roseta the header image section also holds the page/post/section title and the breadcrumbs. These would no longer be visible when the header image is hidden this way.

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[Zed]

What are you using those images on the site for?

Generally, WordPress will serve different sized copies of the same image for all browsers to use depending on their screen size, however the different sizes are generated automatically based on the internally registered image sizes.

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[Zed]

Try to apply your styling on this identifier:
article ol li { }

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[Zed]

Adding it back to the free edition would risk getting our theme removed from the WordPress.org repository.

The Plus edition already supports similar functionality by enabling the visual editor in category descriptions (and making it easier to enter the introductory text for the category).

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[Zed]

For timely support requests replies, please use the dedicated priority support form. Messages received through the various contact forms are processed with different priorities.

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[Zed]

All of theme’s colors are configurable through the theme’s color options. More important elements have individual control options, others use more general options (like the two accent colors) while others use derivations (slightly lighter or slightly darker) of configured colors.

To customize colors beyond the designed sets you’d need to use custom styling. You can use the browser’s development tools to find out the element identifiers for the CSS.

Images responsiveness behaviour depends on the configured options (for the header and for the featured images).

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[Zed]

What are you trying to achieve with this custom taxonomy?

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[Zed]

You can get per-language slider on the landing page if you switch from the direct slider selection to the slider shortcode field and enter the shortcode for the first (main) language. Then in Polylang’s strings you’ll be able to localize that shortcode for the other language(s).

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[Zed]

Change the comment field option to Labels for improved support for plugins adding additional comment form fields.

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[Zed]

We’ve been asked to remove it during the theme review.

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[gmaravel]

Solved!
Finally I think there was no problem with the slider translation from the beginning. I installed the template under another domain and played around whit it. It had the same behavior so I decided to remove everything from Polylang (Languages > Settings > Tools > Remove all Polylang data upon using the “Delete” action in the “Plugins” admin page) and install it from scratch (the latest version 2.6.3 though). After re-installation and opted to put everything under one language (set as 0) and created another one (set as 1) for the translation. I changed the strings and … it worked!

So I believe that things have messed up during the initial installation which I didn’t touch. Doing the re-installation (after removing all Polylang data) should do the trick.

Now a different kind of question. is it possible, with any of your themes, to get a different slider at the presentation page in different languages?

Thanks for all the help so far!

[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 ?

[rogers]

You can trigger this “problem” by doing click in

ACCESO A CURSOS > ABRIENDO INLINE .

This is just am unelegant workaround for my issue, but helps to illustrate it.

Roger

[diamondrcreative]

Thank you for responding!

I realize these are served to clients via webserver. But these issues are theme related. Other themes – not made by Cryout Creations – do not have these issues. I would think, or hope, you test your themes and have an idea of how they react to Apache or NGINX servers in relation to SEO issues, especially speed.

I also know this probably can fixed with a simple addition to the htaccess file. I’m no expert, and I did try multiple solutions but none worked so then I was thinking you may know the fix since they are in your themes, Plus themes included.

I’m sure other people are running into this as well.

Website: diamondrcreative.com

[bidmead]

I’m using the Parabola theme for our Tested Technology Web publication and ran into a problem with BlockQuotes when doing occasional editing with the Android version of WordPress.

Parabola BlockQuotes don’t allow blank lines between paragraphs. A single blank line created in the Visual Editor (we have turned off Gutenberg) created with a single carriage return appears as such in the Visual Editor, but previews and publishes just as a linefeed.

I discovered that it’s possible to kluge a blank line paragraph separator by using single carriage returns and then going back into the BlockQuote and inserting a second carriage return IN FRONT OF each previous carriage return.

I needed to do this because a regular double carriage return exits the BlockQuote.

This technique creates the desired multi-paragraph BlockQuote and the paragraph delimiter thus produced:
</p>&nbsp;<p>
…shows up in the Visual editor as a double blank line but appears in preview and on publication as a single blank line.

This construct survives further WordPress edits, either Visual or Text. However, when the same post or page is edited in the Android version of WordPress it gets “cleaned” to a single blank line, appearing subsequently as a mere linefeed inside the BlockQuote.

After a prolonged discussion with the excellent Android WordPress help desk, we came to the conclusion that this cleaning process was generally desirable and the bug lay with the need for this BlockQuote kluge.

Alicia at the help desk came up with a counter-kluge, which is to add the following CSS to Parabola in order to restore the margin-bottom that BlockQuote removes:

#content blockquote p {
    margin-bottom: 22px;
}

This fix does the job, except that it now introduces an undesirable additional blank line at the end of the last paragraph in the BlockQuote. I’m guessing that this is why Parabola’s BlockQuote coder removed the margin-bottom in the first place, assuming that it would only ever contain one paragraph.

I’m hoping to be able to persuade Parabola’s devs that having multiple paragraphs inside a single BlockQuote is a desirable design goal and that this is a bug worth fixing.

Alternatively/meanwhile, I’d welcome suggestions from the forum for an improvement on the Alicia counter-kluge that eliminates that extra terminal blank line.

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Chris

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[leaderint]

Is your server NGINX? If so you can use this code snippet:

# browser caching of static assets
location ~*  \.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif|ico|css|js|pdf)$ {
    expires 7d;
}

which was taken from this guide: Serve Static Assets With An Efficient Cache Policy guide

Website: pagespeedplus.com

[dinobark]

Ahhhh perfect thank you just fixed it – host lied to us, needed to disable the CDN!

Thank you! Love the theme 🙂