[Zed]

You’ll need a combination of styling and markup to arrange content in the text areas as you desire. If you’re not familiar with CSS and HTML I suggest you look for a plugin that helps you achieve the desired appearance with visual tools and which lets you insert the custom content in the text area using a shortcode.

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[Zed]

There are plugins that help you add the tracking code in the site without editing files.

The theme’s field uses WordPress’ default sanitization functions, so depending on the code you use some or all of it may get filtered out.

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[Zed]

Most of the theme’s presentation page fields support basic HTML and shortcodes. Some areas display post content (as it is defined).

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[Zed]

Custom styling can be placed in either Parabola’s own Custom CSS field (in the settings) or in WordPress’ new Additional CSS field (in the customizer).

.sidey p { margin-bottom: 1em; }
should add the extra space (adjust the value as necessary).

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[zencatx]

Thanks for the info!! Right you are, I’m not currently using the top title field. Soon after I posted the question I discovered that I could achieve the effect that I wanted by using a <span style=”color:black;font-size:34px”> tag on the first line of the Top Text field. But thanks for answering, I appreciate it!

[stillewateren]

Addition: I found out how to get an image in there. Now the next question: how to fill the text area completely?
And to top it of: how can I make the text be contained in a smaller area on the right side? I’ve already aligned it to the right, but it still is a wide text.

This is the site:
http://annewierckx.nl/WP/

Website: annewierckx.nl/WP

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[alexmalons]

Hello,

thanks for your help.

I use the code you suggest me, it works on desktop view but on mobile view the content is no responsive.

If i scroll the page, and swipe left the content become no responsive.

Please give me another solution.

Best regards

Website: ipermirabella.com

[rarodiez]

I tried what blindaman said and it worked for me, but that’s just a workaround. Using V1.2.8.1 and the bug persists.

[Zed]

We don’t have a decision on the Category Page with Intro template.

This template is included in Fluida because it passed the review (for approval in the repository) but we’ve been asked to remove the same template when Verbosa went through the same review process.
This makes it totally unclear if such functionality is accepted or not in repository themes.

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[Zed]

That field is located under General > Structure in the customizer options.

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[Zed]

All sections (pages, posts, categories, archives) follow the theme’s general layout option; EXCEPT for individual pages which have a specific layout option assigned to them.

The theme does not provide an option to control individual posts’ layout, just pages have this option.

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[Zed]

#front-text1 {
    margin-left: -45px;
    margin-right: -45px;
    padding-left: 0;
    padding-right: 0;
}

You are not currently using the top title field.

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[Zed]

This is usually a problem caused by plugin interference that creates a javascript error, making WordPress’ jQuery library (the theme relies on on its settings page) non functional.

I recommend temporarily disabling all your plugins to check if the settings page returns to functional order, then re-enable them back one by one to figure out which one is the culprit.

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[Jennifer]

I updated to v1.2.8.1, and my form still didn’t work on my landing page. So, I tried add brackets around my script as blindaman did, but that didn’t work for me either. Just reverted to 1.2.6 again.

[Jennifer]

I haven’t tried v1.2.8 yet. Don’t want to be the first to see if this problem is fixed. I ended up installing a plug-in called WP Rollback to go back to v1.2.6. My script works fine in that version. Others may want to try that.

[Cherd]

same here. want to put a simple one field contact form on the landing page. It shows up on the post itself, but not on the landing page. Please help. I’m on a deadline.

Website: www.abigailmaestudios.com/wildfire

[lightfigher]

This reply is private.

[harman]

[This is a re-post of a reply that I seem to have deleted myself. Sorry about that!]

I’m experiencing the same issue, but it seems to occur mainly when there are widgets in the Footer area.

I’m still in the early stages of designing my new test site, and I do want to get this resolved before I make it publicly visible. I really love the look of the Verbosa theme, but this behavior makes the theme unusable. As sidebar widgets do not show in mobile view (yet), I have to use footer widgets. Also, I like the look of having a “bar” across the desktop screen at the bottom of the site, for links like About, Contact etc.

Coding is not something I’m very comfortable with, so I’m not sure how to apply thunderblaster’s tip on my site. I’m using a child theme (the NoLink child theme provided by Cryout). Where would I place a file to fix this issue, and what would it need to contain?

There is another issue that I’m experiencing, but I’m not sure if it’s related to this. When I scroll all the way down on desktop, the footer section “pushes up” the sidebar — but not entirely. The bottom bit of the sidebar stay visible “on top of” the footer. Do you have any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks a lot!

[Jules29]

Hi Zed,

1) Sorry for the misunderstanding.
2) I will look into alternate plugins.

Thanks for the info.
Julie

[franklinleandro]

Friends,

I found the answer right here on the forum, after much research.

I think it would be important to describe this procedure in the FAQ … Just a hint ….

Here is the solution:

#access {
display: block;
float: left;
margin: 1px auto 0;
width:100%;
}

#main {
clear: both;
padding: 0px;
margin-top: 1px;
} 

Website: www.ipce.net.br

[Zed]

Does switching to one of the Twenty themes change anything?

What the second screenshot displays looks similar to WordPress’ new embed feature (introduced in 4.6 I believe).

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[Zed]

The error message comes from one of the plugin’s files and it references a function – is_le_page() – that is not part of the theme. Because of this I see no probable cause for the theme to cause this error.

Does switching to a different theme (one of the Twenties) on that specific site resolve the problem?

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[Zed]

We advise against trying to minify the theme’s CSS. Fluida requires its styling (the files and the options-based generated one) to be applied in a particular order and minification plugins usually break this.

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[Zed]

Use media queries in your custom styling.

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[Zed]

The shortcode field is not currently localizable.

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[vasskion]

Hello,

The problem was seen even with the cache plugin disabled so the minify thing is not the case.
Still I do not understand one thing: I use to show the post list as excerpt and limited it to 10 words. Why does the page tries to show/load some widgets at the end of the post which should not be visible in the excerpt?

The most stupid and easiest solution I found was to add a google maps widget on the left side panel. This caused the google API to be loaded everywhere including the home page. I made some arrangements to the widget so that it is not visible.

I do not know how to load the google API other way.

Regards,
Vasil Krastev

[Zed]

You can do this with custom styling:

@media (max-width: 800px) {
   #frontpage .slider-wrapper {
      display: none;
   }
}

You can adjust the 800px value to control which devices the styling applies to.

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[Zed]

That is usually doable with custom styling.
I’d need to see the content (actual page) that the styling needs applied to, though.

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[Zed]

The extra text title fields are meant for exactly what their names indicate – titles. Titles are normally not 2-3 lines long so the line height (and font size) wouldn’t be problematic in this case.
Each of the titles is accompanied by a text field designed for bulkier bits of text.

We do our best to answer all the forum topics we can, but patrolling the forums is not our full time job.
We’d rather spend this time to improve our existing themes and create new ones.

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[Zed]

You appear to have JavaScript issues on your site, which render WordPress’ jQuery (which the theme relies on) non-functional. The slider on the homepage is also not working.

You’ll need to temporarily disable all your plugins and check if this solved the problem, then re-enable them one by one to pinpoint the cause.

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