[Zed]

Nirvana applies a background colour style to the active (currently clicked) link. This looks good on most links, but can sometimes cause confusion.

You can disable this effect on the site header with CSS:

body a#linky:active {
    background: transparent;
}

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[Zed]

Thanks for lettings us know about this.

Sounds like the code is trying to retrieve information for invalid (broken?) images.
We’ll add a check to silence the warnings, but that doesn’t resolve WordPress’ wp_get_attachment_metadata() failing for specific files on your site.

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[Christian]

Hi Absimm, when it is deletet and does not stop showing up, it is a matter of cache memories. Clear the cache from your browsers and if, from website.
Otherwise go to desing -> customize -> landing page -> Text Areas
There you can select or switch off this sections on home page.
Good luck, Christian

[MSaxxy]

Hi and thank you!

I have tried deactivated plug-ins to see which one may have the JavaScript errors. However, I didn’t see a change. Is there a way to know from where the errors are coming?

Website: www.vinyasaproductions.com

[ailsaforlenza]

Hi!

I am having similar slider troubles. I am trying to update the first slider image, and the settings saved, but the image didn’t update. It shows the old image. I’ve tried saving multiple times. Any help is appreciated, thanks!

Website: www.amfastrology.com

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by ailsaforlenza.

[mikah257]

Thanks! Turned that off, all is well. I always review the theme docs first, but as I didn’t know where to look, they weren’t so helpful.

[Zed]

Unfortunately, we were not allowed to include import/export functionality in our themes since Verbosa by the WordPress.org theme repository review team. Fluida is our last theme including it.

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[Zed]

Everything in the top area (main navigation, logo, socials, header image) is part of the header.
A different header image or different header image behaviour can be achieved with custom styling, but I’d need to see the site and the desired alternative header image for more details.

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[Zed]

@skpManiac, there is no error in my reply. With the current theme functionality there is no way to use both the landing page feature and create a “blog” page on the site.
We used to include a “blog” page template with our themes (all our older ones have it) but we were asked to remove it during the theme’s review for approval in the repository (the reviewers didn’t see its purpose). Also, repository themes are not allowed to include shortcode functionality.
This is why in all our newer themes we’ve reversed the behaviour of the landing page (making it activate when a static page IS set) – and we will be doing this switch in Fluida as well, in a future bigger update.

The site linked in the initial topic is currently running Septera.

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[Zed]

The “Additional CSS” field in the customizer is designed exactly for such small/simple tweaks.

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[Zed]

If you’re referring to the posts list at the bottom of the presentation page, that’s an exact duplicate of WordPress’ default homepage posts list. There are a couple of plugins in the repository which you can use to filter homepage posts based on specific properties.

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[abkollee]

Hi Zed,
Thanks again!!
Could you help me out…where can I find the aspect ratio concerned?
I have solved the “problem” in the desktop view, but still struggling with the Ipad and mobile view.
A. the slider images seem/look not responsive as only a part of the image is shown
B. The featured images on the landing page (the background images) are shown as huge blow ups.
C. When I include “pages” in the Header Titles menu, on a mobile the header picture on a page is covered by the title background (black/grey). Please see attached pics, one from the desktop view, one as a screenshot from my mobile.

Thanks again Zed and sorry that I am troubling you so much about this topic!!!
Regards
Ab

screenshot mobile
desktop looks

Website: www.teamkollee.nl

[Tania]

I’ve tried turning off the plug in (Arconix-faq which is important to the site) and then updating and I get the same message.
Screenshot here: http://www.specialneedsjungle.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Screen-Shot-2017-11-20-at-13.56.03.png
The 2017 wp theme updated ok.
I’m not sure what else to try. I’d be grateful for any insight you could offer.
Thank you
Tania

Website: www.specialneedsjungle.com

[linarius]

Hi Zed,

I tried that with a custom CSS.
It works and removes the header when loading the page on a smartphone.
However, at the same time it also removes the dropdown top menu and the homebutton.
Is there a better way to keep the topmenu?
And would there be the possibility to display a different header picture on a mobile device, instead of just removing it?
Or can I somehow zoom into my header, so it’s larger on mobile, and the height is not so tiny?

Thank you,
Best regards,
Fabian

[ianmills78]

Hi Zed,
Thanks. Tried that also. No luck. Any other ideas??
Thanks

[Zed]

1. Scrolling to inner content is tricky when the fixed menu is used. Browsers don’t take fixed elements into account when calculating the scroll position and can position the viewport with the target anchor under such elements.
The workaround for this is to use JavaScript to take the header height into account on scroll/anchor jumps, however we’d rather not bulk up the theme with code that’s only needed in certain specific cases:
https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/1768

2. We’ll look into this.

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[Zed]

It looks like custom CSS (manually added to your site – probably through WordPress’ Additional CSS field or a CSS plugins). If you did not add this to the site then you should ask whoever else has sufficient access to perform this as there could be a reason why it was added.

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[Zed]

From what we know Japanese does not have word boundaries (in the way western languages have). Due to this the theme’s word-based limit for excerpts does not work.

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[Zed]

The images assigned as featured to the pages displayed in the text areas are used as background cover images on the landing page. “Cover” means they will be zoomed (in or out) to fill up the whole screen viewpoint – if the images are smaller than the screen or a very different aspect ratio (portrait on a landscape or reverse) then this can result in a lot of zoom and a very small visible area of the image.

Try to use images that match the aspect ratio of the screen and are similar in size to the target (largest) screen size you want your site to look good on.

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[Herve]

Hi,
in a child theme, file single.php, I put the code
ID ) ?> Vus
just after this code
<?php tempera_meta_before(); cryout_post_meta_hook(); ?>
and it’s good
http://er.v.free.fr/index.php/liens-sociaux-hueman-fontawesome

For the homepage, file content/content.php line of code
<?php cryout_post_after_content_hook(); ?>

In style.css, put

/* Views */
.views {display: block; float: left; margin-right: 12px; line-height: 2;}
.dashicons, .dashicons-before:before {float: left;}

Here is the solution, problem solved

Website: er.v.free.fr

[terrebaleine]

Hi Zed,

I have no idea, I’m a newbie with CSS! If I want to get rid of it, do I only simply delete this part?

Thank you very much!

[vasskion]

Still does not work. I even disabled the cache plugin and there is no highlight… The result is the same on IE, Mozilla and Chrome.

[Zed]

@herriman007: the mobile menu gets triggered at 640px width (and below). There’s no easy way to activate it earlier (with just a couple of lines of CSS). The whole block of CSS controlling the mobile menu would need to be duplicated and added to a new breakpoint (around 880px for your site).

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[Zed]

The theme’s “Presentation Page” as administered from the theme’s settings page, under Appearance > Tempera Settings.

The extra text fields accept basic HTML markup (to format your texts).

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[scottkowalchuk]

Apologies, just read the text in the ‘Featured Image’ section.

Still curious about the container with the post title, meta info and excerpt. Is there CSS to adjust the height? Would like to tighten up the floating text.

[rovisonn]

I tried it and it worked like a charm!

Thanks 🙂

[Dave Herriman]

I think I’m having a similar issue: responsiveness kicks in and displays the main menu “burger” when viewed vertically on a cell phone, but horizontally on a tablet the menu is too wide to fit within that space, not wide enough to trigger the burger, so it wraps to a second line.

Can I alter the height of the menu bar itself? If I have to settle and accept the wrapping behavior for some displays, maybe having a shorter overall height wouldn’t be so bad.

In searching these forums, I think I’ve seen that in some themes the menu height is also controlled by the header height setting, but that does not appear to be the case with Tempera. Is there a custom line of CSS I could insert to specify menu height via “menu” or “prime_nav”? Or is there a better way to handle this format variable?

Website: openrangefellowship.com

[luckyto]

It was displaying correctly on this theme until I updated the theme. I’m afraid if I turn on another theme, it will blow out all my settings. So I haven’t tested it.

The page is the default “All posts” page. Standard with all WordPress sites.

This page is a category of posts – http://sundazemedia.com/category/luckyplays/
And now it looks and behaves like the home page. This is the default Categories functionality of Word Press.

What’s weird is – that the “Tags” plugin – which displays posts that have a particular metatag – actually displays correctly: http://sundazemedia.com/tag/destiny/

[cgs18]

Thanks. Is there any trick to getting the pictures to work–in general? Images are the bane of my existence. I’m using featured images on blog posts. I literally have the Featured Boxes Top and Featured Boxes Bottom set exactly the same way and in the top, the pictures are displaying fine (I have 2 columns), but in the bottom they’re distorted (also 2 columns). If I do one column, they’re really stretched and distorted.

I’m worried that as we add to the blog, we’ll never get the pictures to look right in all cases on the homepage. Is there a trick to this?

If I used Landing Page–>posts, they display correctly, but I don’t have flexibility of how many to display (I only want one or two on the landing page, but want to show more on the blog page itself). It also doesn’t seem to allow a heading. So I prefer the Featured Boxes method.

By the way, the animated feature is really cool. I don’t know if we’ll use it, but it’s cool!

[Mark]

Hi Tom

Glad you found the solution.
One thing that I discovered is that if you need to put line breaks or paragraphs into the ‘Extra text’ field, you use html tags such as <br> and <p>

Mark

Website: www.dandydogs.uk