[artopera]

Thanks! I’ve installed WordPress in its own folder under www directory on my web server. Maybe the different directory structure occurs the problem. However, the theme icons correctly appear with Safari under iOS, while they are displayed as missing icons under Chrome and IE. Following your guidance I’ve installed CORS plug-in for WordPress and added *.domain, but it works not. Should I move the whole directory of WordPress to main directory?

[Zed]

You are accessing the site via http://www.artopera.org but your WordPress believes it is located at http://artopera.org/ (no www). This causes most browsers to hit a security limitation: Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
Correct the issue by making the URL the same in both instances.

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[Zed]

Can you mention your website URL? Something else must be applying styling to the categories list.

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[Zed]

To remove the header background, leave the header background color field empty in the theme’s settings.

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[jimuk69]

Hi

OK, they do tend to get used a lot by hotels and pubs etc. especially Trip Advisor these days, no worries I’ll look at creating the child themes in order to add them automatically, I did create the images to the identical specs. as can be seen on http://www.thecrosskeysupwood.co.uk site.

Thanks

Jim…

[Kevin]

In addition to this code you gave me, I needed to add id=”s” to the search input field. Here is my final searchform.php code:

<label for="s" class="screen-reader-text"><?php _e('Search for', 'parabola'); ?> </label>
<form role="search" method="get" class="searchform" action="<?php echo esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ); ?>">
	<input id="s" type="search" placeholder="<?php _e( 'SEARCH', 'parabola' ); ?>" name="s" class="s" value="<?php echo get_search_query(); ?>" />
	<input type="submit" class="searchsubmit" value="" />
</form>

This was able to clear the WCAG/508 error for the form.

[Kevin]

I thought I had replied to this a couple days ago, but I guess it never went through.

Thanks for the reply and the news that it will make it into the next update. When can I look for 2.0.3 to be released?

I’m well versed in CSS so adding the underlines was trivial. I’m going to give the PostCSS plugin pxtorem a test to see if it can automate converting the fonts to relative units.

[Zed]

Change the theme’s Comment Field Label option to Labels under Post Information > Comments (in Customize) and see if that solves your issue.

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[Zed]

Use can use either the Custom CSS field or the child theme’s style.css file or both for your customization. However note that they get loaded in different order (related to the theme’s other styles) and customizations that work in one location may not work in the other directly (and will need to be made more specific).

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[Zed]

If you have a plugin providing that functionality, simply place it in the desired theme text field. Otherwise, placing the iframe HTML will not work (due to WordPress’ security sanitization functionality on the fields).

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[Zed]

Are you using any kind of caching plugin?
If the new social icon works fine on the homepage and you’ve copied the sample code exactly (and only modified the socials names) it has no reason to not work on other pages.
You did not mention your site’s URL so I cannot take a look at what is going on.

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[AlwaysSunny]

Kaaaaaay! I might never’ve found that – thanks SO much for the help!

Fast, effective, friendly support for your free-version users? I’m sold. You’ll have a new customer when I take this site live.

[Kay]

Hey AlwaysSunny (in Philadelphia?),

The easiest way is to hide the mobile menu completely. Here’s the CSS you should add to your Custom CSS area in the Tempera theme settings (or a child theme’s style.css)

a#nav-toggle {
    display: none !important;
}

Good luck!

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Please read the FAQs: Mantra • Nirvana • Parabola • Tempera
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[Kirilo]

Hi Kay,

thak you for reply.
My site: http://soks.sk/.
I mean, a problem is in font formatting. After changing background-size for chess diagram in css file in some browsers it was displayed correct, but in some browsers not. E.g. in Firefox and IE on my computer it was fine, but in mobile browser not. Only in Opera and in mobile “UC Browser” it worked right.

[Kay]

If you edit theme files you will lose the changes in a future theme update. However, if you only used theme settings and the Custom CSS field, they will be kept intact in the next update.

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Tutorials: custom menus • translating theme • installing theme • category page with intro • disabling comments Wordpress: child themes • categories/posts
Before making any modifications to your theme we strongly recommend using Child Themes.

[jimuk69]

Thanks Zed

I tried the upgrade and put the general font down to 12px and that helped, I also added the custom CSS which also helped. I use a specific font with the text above and below the slider, as well as the font within the slider itself (nivo caption), and when I upgraded that reverted back to a normal font and justify, does that mean I will need to redo all the custom css for the front page if I upgrade?

Thanks

Jim…

[Zed]

Responsive styling is applied based on screen size (/resolution) not mobile device type, so it would be very difficult to exclude a specific device.

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[Zed]

Chris, your solution applies to all social icons, not just the header ones. This identifier is for the header socials:
#sheader.socials a::before { ... }

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[Zed]

pmdelgado1, you can rate the theme 😉

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[Zed]

Nirvana has no space between menu and slider. The content top margin applies to the rest of the site (between menu and actual content).

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[Zed]

On posts? Change the theme settings from Excerpts to Full posts.
On slider/columns? Leave the link fields empty in the settings.

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[Zed]

We’ll try to add filters for harcoded values so they’re easier to customize in the future.

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[Zed]

Those fields pass through WordPress’ sanitization functionality, so some data that is considered less than safe will be filtered out. Scripts almost always removed, but that bit of code appears to be plain HTML, and should mostly pass.

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[Zed]

For Cyrillic, the identifier would be
Open+Sans&subset=cyrillic,cyrillic-ext

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[Zed]

Previous Parabola versions used a lot of fixed font sizes for various areas – we’ve tried to improve their customization by making them relative to the configured general font size. If fonts are too large after the update, try lowering the general font size.

Menu items size can be reduced with custom styling:
#access a span { padding: 3px 8px; }

Previous theme version can be found either in WordPress’ repository (you’ll need to guess the links or browse the old tickets) or in our archive.

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[aaimonetto]

I am experiencing the same problem.
Only custom css that I applied was for coloring the menù background. The menu was working good since the update.

[Louis]

Got it to work for now. Maybe not a pretty solution due to my very limited PHP skills.

For who might be interested. Created a modified version of “template-page-with-intro”template. After changing the loop from:
$the_query = new WP_Query(....
into:
query_posts(....
and from:
while ( $the_query->have_posts() ) : $the_query->the_post();
into:
while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
seems to made it work

Hopefully somebody else with experience in PHP will create a cleaner solution.

• This reply was modified 9 years ago by Louis.
• This reply was modified 9 years ago by Louis.

[spamjack]

I have the exact same issue with my site when viewing in Google Chrome. Looks perfectly fine in Safari…
Any one any answers here please?

[scott6840]

Thanks for the reply.

I commented out the two offending lines of code:

// if (WPLANG != ”)
// setlocale(LC_ALL, WPLANG.’.UTF-8′);

and all is now good with the child theme.

There doesn’t seem to be a problem with the plug-in so I/m thinking that this is just some left-over code from earlier versions. The strange thing is that there was no problem with it under WP 4.5.7; It jumped up when I upgraded to 4.6.

Thanks again for your help.

[Zed]

Is the sermon-browser plugin related to the child theme? as it is the one causing the issue:

( ! ) Notice: Use of undefined constant WPLANG – assumed ‘WPLANG’ in C:\wamp64\www\FBCTestsite.net\wp-content\plugins\sermon-browser\sermon.php on line 188

This tells you that the plugin relies on a (now deprecated) WordPress constant WPLANG, which is no longer used (since around 4.4 I think).
Either contact the author to update the plugin or try to manually add that constant (with the right value) in your wp-config.php file to see if it helps – other issues may remain, though, if the plugin was written for an older WordPress.

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