[verbaljam]

Thank you for your answer. I indeed tried two plugins, ‘Category Featured Images – Extended’and ‘Categories Images’. In the admin area they work ok, but no category images are shown when I display a category page. Maybe the plugins are overruled by the Anima theme?

Website: arnoudhugo.nl

[FreeingTomorrow]

Is there another CSS code to try? I tried the suggested, with no luck:

#main .content-widget-before, .content-widget-before > section {
margin: 0;
}

I also tried this one:

#content {
padding-top: 0!important;
}
.page-header {
padding: 0;
}

Also tried:

#main {
padding-top: 0;
}

#content .entry-header {
display: none;
}

I tried putting all of them (separately) in the custom CSS section of the customizer, and also in Nirvana’s “misc. settings” in the custom CSS section.

I also tried to put all of these (separately) in the CSS code into the styles.css stylesheet (I know it isn’t advised to make changes here, as they can get lost with updates, but the other options didn’t seem to work.)

Loading the code there didn’t work either.

Website: www.freeingtomorrow.com

[LBrandDesign]

Thanks for your answer. It would be an easy fix, but there was no header image applied. I even tried applying one that was shorter so that the color would show through as expected and no go. I was not involved in the initial setup of this site, so I can’t say what was done initially. If I turn the top bar back on, then the brown bar reappears as it was before.

However, your suggestion did lead me to a solution. Why fight to show something under the header when I can just use the image to accomplish the same thing? So I saved a header image with the bar at the bottom. Thanks for your help, even if it wasn’t what you suggested, it led to a solution and that’s all that matters. 🙂

[Zed]

WordPress does not include functionality to assign featured images to categories, but this might be possible using plugins.

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[Zed]

If you’re using a custom post type, you will need to write the custom template files (based on base ones) that render them with the desired taxonomies visible.
If you’re adding taxonomies to default posts, you’ll need to customize the base templates rendering posts directly – the code for this is split between the template files (archive, single, so on) and the functionality files (includes/*.php)

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[Zed]

The boxes areas are designed to display content from posts. To make them display posts you’d need to customize the content queries defined in includes/landing-page.php (preferably in a child theme).

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[ianmills78]

Hi Zed,

Thanks for getting back to me.

Yes, the Jetpack settings are set to allow people to share the posts etc.

I am trying to get the social icons on the left side of the screen and in the topbar. Have tried that from within the theme settings. Yes, titles and links all set.

It was working prevuiusly. In truth, I cannot honestly say at what point it stopped. Figured I could find the issue by disabling the plugins one at a time… but nothing came up.

Any ideas?

Many Thanks.

[Zed]

Header images in Anima don’t link to anything.

Also, during the review into the themes repository we were asked to remove the import/export options functionality from our newer themes.

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[Zed]

The theme uses WordPress’ core logo functionality to retrieve the assigned image. WordPress applies a filter on the content returned by the get_custom_logo() function – which can be used when certain pages are displayed to override the image markup.

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[Zed]

The top line indicates that the menu item points (links) to the page/post/section currently being viewed.
Both the home item and the news one both link to the homepage, so they are both active when on the homepage.

Change the news menu item to link to something else, or turn it into a placeholder without a link.

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[Zed]

Custom styling should generally be placed in the theme’s Custom CSS field or in WordPress’ Additional CSS field.

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[Zed]

Hello everyone!

We’re giving a kick at solving the problem with landing page content not retrieving the correct language titles/texts with Polylang (and WPML). Things are working fine in our setup but we’d like some real life testing with genuine multi-language sites before pushing this change in all our themes.

We’re doing these tests in our Kahuna theme first so we don’t break properly working sites using the other themes if there are still hiccups. If anyone is willing to do some trial runs, you can grab a copy from the repository.

If you can’t or don’t want to switch themes, a preview in the customizer should be sufficient to check if the correct language is used in the featured blocks, boxes and text areas.

Please let us know how things work out – implementing this in all our themes depends on your feedback.

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[nazpaan]

Just to add to this, the links in the featured posts in the slider don’t work on mobile devices either (desktop seems to be fine). Please could you assist because this ruins the user experience on a mobile device.

Thanks

Website: birdflyingsolo.com

[nazpaan]

Hi

This is helpful and I wanted to do the same with the links on my presentation page. Where do I enter that CSS code to effect that change? Do I just copy and paste what you have provided in the ‘custom CSS’ field? (I am very new to customising my website so am learning this as I go along).

Thanks

Website: www.birdflyingsolo.com

[pearl1803]

Hi, i have more or less similar problem, when i am using post i looks perfect, no white gap on the top, but a white space about 35px appear on the post type like this pic Both are using the identical widget (type of widget and all the setting) I tried to read theme docs, and i dont find the answer. Is there any solution to solve this? Thank you.

[jhabdas]

My bad. I thought jumping content was pretty well defined once it landed on CSS Tricks. Here’s a link to a related article in case you’re not familiar: https://css-tricks.com/content-jumping-avoid/.

In the context of Septera, the jumping content plays out like this (on slower, but not ridiculously slow, internet connections):

1. Load the static landing homepage.
2. First paint occurs, hero media not yet visible.
3. Viewport lays out featured icon blocks (slide in from right), font icons not yet loaded.
4. Hero image begins to load, dimensions are determined and featured blocks pushed off screen.
5. Hero image loads based on browser speed, presenting background or color.

To reproduce this behavior just throttle your connection speed to Cable on the above website or the one provided here using dev tools or your favorite client-side proxy.

I found a pretty good article on https://perf.rocks explaining how to combat this type of behavior. It wouldn’t be such a big thing if it weren’t for the font icons not loading yet. But the animation looks cool and will probably reduce perceived latency from the user standpoint.

Either way loving the theme. Best on the market, and you know it!

Website: dev-bali-bebas.pantheonsite.io

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[Zed]

Please see
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/forums/t/menu-overlaps-content-when-resizing-browser/?view=all#post-45640

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[Zed]

@rarodiez, pages that contain complex shortcodes may fail to be processed correctly when used in the landing page content. This functionality heavily relies on the plugins providing the shortcodes actually handling their contnet on all sections (including the homepage) and not just in single content or categories/archives.

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[alison]

Hi Zed – thanks for getting back to me.

Is there a way to enable overlay plus icon in the Mobile view?

Thank you!
Alison

[Zed]

Nirvana is not designed to actually be used for a single-page site. You can try placing forms in one of the theme’s presentation page extra text areas (by placing the shortcode in the text field).

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[nazpaan]

Hi Zed

Yes I did, I found it easier to customise and get the look I wanted. However, your answer has solved the problem – I didn’t realise that my posts were automatically recategorised as ‘gallery’ posts, which I assume means as non-standard posts they were displayed in full. If I was to change them to standard posts in Anima (because I could switch theme again), would I be able to display the excerpt?

Thanks

Website: www.birdflyingsolo.com

[Zed]

@nazpaan, did you switch to Nirvana?

If you’ve tried the same content with Anima, almost all of your posts are image posts. As the hint you’ve already found says: ‘post formats always display full posts’ – this includes ‘image’ posts.

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[Zed]

Check under the Screen Options panel on the menu administration page and enable the necessary hidden fields.

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[verbaljam]

Hi Premmarga,

Thank you very much for you kind help! It’s very appreciated. I tried your CSS suggestion, but it seems to have no effect on the meta information as it appears in the headers of the individual post pages. Only the text on the front page in the overlays of the item-blocks increases in size.
I know a very little bit about css, but while trying to understand the code you gave, I realize this is way out of my league 😉
Further suggestions are always welcome, of course. 😉
But given the fact that the Anime theme is customisable on so many details, I think the developers simply forgot the style of the meta information.
PS: I removed your css code again, so there is nothing visible anymore on the site.

Website: arnoudhugo.nl

[verbaljam]

For the featured image to appear above a post, it needs to be 1920×420 pixels. You can crop pictures in that format, but most of the time you end up with just a very small portion of the photo. Not very suitable. So I made an empty picture of 1920×420 that I use as a template (did that in Photoshop Elements). Then I take the image I actually want to use, scale it down to 420 pixels height (the height of the header) and copy and paste it in the template picture. Save the template picture under another name (then you can use the template again later).
Make the new picture the Featured image of your post and it will appear above it. It’s not a ‘full width’ illustration, but at least you have the featured image above your article.
Don’t forget to save the jpg image in a lower quality resolution, otherwise you end up with pictures that are to heavy for a website.
Example: https://arnoudhugo.nl/2009/05/23/2009-een-iets-te-ver-doorgebogen-baby/

Website: arnoudhugo.nl

[cgs18]

I put it in the Additional CSS field–that was the first thing I tried–but it makes the logo/title disappear on every page, not just the homepage. Do I need something in the CSS to specify just the homepage?

[mmmisiek]

I don’t use plugins – only PoEdit.

OK – it looks we have three possibilities.

1. /wp-content/languages/themes/fluida-xx_XX.mo – everything works fine
2. /wp-content/themes/fluida/languages/fluida-xx_XX.mo – no one string displays in my language
3. /wp-content/themes/fluida/languages/xx_XX.mo – everything works except Customizer

Regards
Michał

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by mmmisiek.

[Zed]

@cordischi, we’ve identified an issue that caused the plugins’ compatibility mode (restoring the settings page for older theme versions with newer WordPress releases combination) to fail and we’ve released update 0.5.8.1 today to correct that.

Please tell us if this solves your problem.

@Sushi_Overdose, are you also running an old theme version with new WordPress mix?

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[eitrc]

@zed – My apologies for using the wrong question – it seemed similar and I could not see another thread.

I am not sure how to “enable the Featured images in the header option” – i have looked through the customize menu. Can please direct me to where I do this. TYou

Website: eitrconsulting.com

[Zed]

Simple CSS customizations should go in the Additional CSS field in the customizer interface (or you can use a custom CSS plugin to apply extra CSS to your site).

Complex customizations should be performed through child themes.

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