[Zed]

The Site Identity > Header Media option controls the header image displayed on all site sections (pages, posts, categories, so on), except single sections (posts and pages) which have a large enough featured image set while the theme’s featured image as header option is enabled.

Any plugin that will try to override the header image functionality will probably fail when the theme option is enabled and those content elements do have featured images set. Otherwise, plugins that correctly filter WordPress’ built-in header image functionality should work.

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[Zed]

You might need to manually activate multilanguage support for custom post types:

https://polylang.pro/doc/multilingual-custom-post-types-and-taxonomies/

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[Zed]

WordPress replaces the static page you’re setting as “Blog” with the posts list entirely. Nothing from its properties (title, content) is used.

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[Zed]

@darynkyle, I’m sorry but we don’t provide any kind of support when our link is removed without our approval or not part of our support service.

If you’re a priority support customer, you can use the dedicated form for fast replies.

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[Zed]

Thanks for pointing this out.
There’s indeed an issue with the display of those extra text fields data in the settings, resulting in them being empty (although the data is still saved at this point). However, if the theme settings are saved while these fields appear empty, the data will be lost.

We’ll correct this error as soon as possible.

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[Zed]

@ThomasW, I have edited the first post with more information, including rollback.

@chindmarsh, We have not customized or applied any player styling or behaviour. Did you check if the player behaves differently on Mantra than one of the default Twenty themes (for example)?

@MarkL, the new padding is part of the updated design. Mantra used to be very cramped and small, current design trends use a lot more spacing all around (we’ve been quite reserved with this however in the 3.0 updates, trying to keep most of Mantra’s personality).

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[GaitherStephens]

I believe that has fixed the issue. Thank you so much for your help on this! So many times I’ll install a plugin for one type of function and it ends up adding tons more functions that conflict with other parts of the website. I probably would have never found that on my own. Thank you again.

Gaither

[NTTropic]

Thanks for your answer !

But I’m not sure I really get it.
Before posting I tried to modify the page.php to remove the sidebar ( which is not needed when one is on the static front page ), and eventually I ended up removing the part that displays the content to start from scratch. But obviously it means that if I create another post, it won’t have a sidebar.

So do you mean I have to create another $custom.php ( named something like static-page.php ) ? If yes, how do I tell WP to use static-page.php as the front page ?

[Zed]

If you’re using the ‘posts by id’ method for defining sliders, I believe the IDs list field is not listed for Polylang. I’ll look into this and add the field to the list for the next update.

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[Zed]

The theme uses WordPress’ core functionality to retrieve the correct header image. If Polylang provides any way to use different header images depending on language then that should work with Tempera as well (even if this is doe with code via filters).

Otherwise, coding in a header image selector depending on language is not an easy task in Tempera due to its complex header structure.

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[Zed]

In WordPress one file handles multiple usage cases. For example in Parabola page.php will render *all* static pages. The pages (and other content elements, like posts) themselves are stored by WordPress in the database, not files.

If you’re looking to customize a single content element beyond what the dashboard editor can do ( even with additional plugins), you can use the template hierarchy map to identify which file will be used to render that particular content element:

You normally start by copying the default handler file from the theme to your child theme and customizing it from there.

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[Zed]

@xorpheous, if you referring to single posts using up half of the available content space (leaving empty room for a second column, like here) this is an issue we’re fixing in the upcoming update.

Otherwise, the homepage posts list and other posts lists (categories, archives) always used the same layout simultaneously – either posts in two columns or posts in one column – excluding the sidebar.

@pattyoss, it appears you’ve disabled (or never used) the magazine layout option. You’ll be able to re-enable it after the next update without it breaking the single posts layout anymore.

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[jgcordes]

Thank you Zed. After realizing that it was only the files I already had in the mantra-child directory which needed some editing (eg. category-27.php and style.css), I was somewhat surprised to find that I also needed the “includes” sub-directory (containing theme-frontpage.php) to be under mantra-child as well. (This is just by testing on a test site; I still haven’t updated the live site yet.)
Does that seem to be expected, to you? I don’t appear to need the other sub-directories content, resources or templates, to be under mantra-child; they are OK just in the main mantra folder.

[jgcordes]

Another update. The padding in the menu bar titles is in the main Mantra style. I’ve tried to override that with this entry in my mantra-child/style.css file:

#access a {
padding: 0.5em; 0.5em;
}

but it is not working. (The parent Mantra theme as padding: 0.5em; 1.5em;)

I have also tried including !important but that doesn’t help either. I don’t know if there is a css speficity issue here or if there is something else wrong.

Any ideas, anyone?

John

[jgcordes]

Partial solution found, thanks to my son. I edited the category-27.php file which is directly under the mantra-child directory (the old location before Mantra 3 came along) to use the “content/content” as indicated above. I believe this is now picking up the posts as desired.

At the moment this leaves the other problem, of modifying the css for the padding in the menu titles — I don’t know what class names are involved, or where that particular css is located.

Thanks,
John

[njordhr]

In wp-content/themes/septera/inducles/landing-page.php:
in text area builder edit this:
‘text’ => apply_filters( ‘the_content’, get_post_field( ‘post_content’, $pageid ) ),
to this:
‘text’ => get_post_field( ‘post_content’, $pageid ),
That’s all you need change to sovle this problem 🙂

[Zed]

The static slider functionality is indeed missing responsiveness. We’ll correct this in the next theme update.
On our demo there was some leftover styling being applied which made it behave differently.

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[Zed]

The font name you’ve set for the site title is invalid. The font name should be ‘Fjalla One’, not ‘fjalla’.

On the homepage the site title is a heading, inheriting the headings font. On other pages the title is a simple span, so the headings fonts no longer applies.

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[Zed]

Tempera does not store your URL paths, WordPress does this (in thedatabase). If you’ve moved your site (WordPress install), make sure to correctly update all URLs stored in the database the reflect the correct new one (including SSL if you’re using it):
https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress

Using the correct procedure will update all entries, including those in the theme’s options.

Tempera has backup capability – you’ll find its Export/Import functionality in its settings page, under Appearance > Tempera Settings.

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[Kaarel]

I am unable to use the code you provided to translate the icon blocks. Did something change with the latest update or is this my fault? Maybe you could provide a screenshot of the code area after you’ve copied the code so that I can make sure that I’ve done everything correctly.
Also, are you planning on fixing the problem any time soon or will I have to change themes? I love Fluida so I hope you’ll be able to fix this problem…

Thanks in advance 🙂

[Zed]

@ncesareo, the CSS in my previous answer only applies to the theme’s static slider. Our slider plugin has an option (since the latest update) to control this behaviour.

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[Zed]

The spacing between widgets can be adjusted with custom styling:
body .widget-container { margin-bottom: 1em; }

The vertical spacing between articles can also be adjusted with CSS:
body #content-masonry article.hentry { margin-bottom: 2%; }
The horizontal spacing between articles is more difficult to adjust since it is applied by multiple styling rules, some generated based on the theme options.

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[Zed]

Mobile Safari has some issues handling the styling applied on the text areas background image (it can’t handle fixed positioning with cover sizing). We’ll correct this in the theme in a future update.

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[Zed]

@laiello, sounds like caching was delaying the change to take effect.

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Your site has a JavaScript error:
ReferenceError: Cookies is not defined woocommerce.min.js:1:436

Our theme requires JS to be functional for some of its functionality (like the mobile menu).

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[imranbcs]

Thanks for the explanation, but in the colors menu, all the colors are filled with some default value and are not Empty. And I don’t find any color option that specifically says that this color is for Input fields, etc. Can you Help please?

[TBrewer]

I realize now I misunderstood your problem. I was under the impression it was the landing page image that was giving you problems not the header images on the separate pages. Have you tried adjusting the header image behavior? You can toggle between responsive and cropped, you’re likely getting a cropped image now. This shouldn’t cause pixelation, in fact these are the only options in order to prevent that, but the responsive image may give you more information on the true image size after uploading it. Is there any chance it could have been compressed in that process? Have you tried looking at the photos via some other wordpress media type? e.g. a slider, embedding the picture, etc. I haven’t had any issues with compression when uploading but it’s possible. Beyond that you’ll have to wait for Zed to make his rounds.

[Undrwatrgrl]

Hi Tina,

Did you figure out why your featured images are getting blown up in the header? The same thing is happening to me and the pictures look very pixelated. It looks terrible. I have tried to resize my images in so many different ways and it doesn’t make a difference.

-Gabrielle

[Undrwatrgrl]

I have tried setting the width to the exact width of the site (1380) and it did not change a thing. The image is still highly pixelated and looks terrible.

[TBrewer]

What resolution are the pictures? What is the width of your site/slider set at?
The numbers are adjustable so if you want to use some smaller pictures adjust for that. Beyond that as long as you can find the slider ratio and crop your pictures to the same it’s just a matter of using photos that have a high enough resolution to not appear pixelated at that size. I believe the default settings are something like 1380×525.