[tim]

found some code, tried it out and it worked, thanks to anyone who may have read this. issue resolved.

[Paul Race]

On the “Social Media Settings” page, I cleared both of the text fields on the ones I didn’t need and “saved changes.” It seems like leaving the default “About me” selected in the dropdown, but clearing out the fields to the right makes it disappear.

[Laura]

The website works well when viewed from a computer. WordPress – Tempura. http://healutah.org
However, when viewed on a mobile device (in a vertical position), the columns do not respond well. The text slims down and is unreadable. However, when the phone is horizontal, the website responds accordingly. I’ve tried individually deactivating plug-ins, and it was not useful. I’ve realized it’s a problem with the columns but cannot figure out how to make the columns respond.

Suggestions?

[Zed]

This should not happen and it definitely does not happen while you’re not changing settings.
The only instance when we’ve encountered lost settings was with:

• oddly configured servers that had issues with special signs inside the text fields (so far we’ve seen issues with the apostrophe ‘ and chevrons < >)
• servers tightly configured, limiting the number of POST/REQUEST variables too low – in this case it’s usually the lower part of the settings fields that are affected (left out)

The theme does provide a settings export feature, so I recommend you use it as often as you change settings (it only takes a moment and you get an export file which you can later import back to restore settings).

The only way to recover things is from backups.

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[Devon]

Thank you! That worked great.

Which part in the theme settings deals with the partially transparent black background? If I removed it, it was intentional. I’ve tried to mess with the color settings to get it back, but that doesn’t seem to work.

Thanks!

[Zed]

Whether you use the theme’s blog page template or it’s the default (blog) homepage or you set it as the blog page from Settings > Reading, the blog page will use the general layout as configured in theme settings (under Layout). You can change it, but that option applies on (almost) the entire site, not just the blog page.

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[Zed]

Include the character set definition in the font identifier, for example:
Open+Sans&subset=latin,latin-ext
or
Open+Sans:400,300,300italic,600,700&subset=latin,latin-ext
to also include font weights.

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[Zed]

You are currently using the logo to display the logo, not the header image.
The center option applies to the header image. To center the logo (or title/description), use
#header-container > div { text-align: center; }

The theme will not display both logo and title at once.

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[Zed]

The whole slider is clickable, except for a centra invisible rectangle which holds the title and caption.

The Read More button will relocated beyond the visible viewpoint if your slider text is too long and/or your slider height is too small for the whole caption to fit in.

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[Zed]

If the screen you are viewing your site on is wider than 1920px, you will see grey border on the left/right sides.

If that is not the case, are you by chance zoomed out in your Firefox? Press Ctrl + 0 to reset zoom.

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[Katie]

Thanks for pointing out the correct tag for non breaking space. Still no luck as the tag itself shows up on the site.

I used the <p>paragraph tags</p> but the images then stack vertically.

I am trying to get three images in the Extra Text field to be evenly spaced horizontally and also centered.

I am not really sure how to use WordPress’ styling for the image itself, and although there is a Custom CSS field under Mantra settings, I am not entirely sure what the full code would be for that field.

I am a novice and I can work with the Mantra theme as is, but this particular issue is getting under my skin.

If you have any other tips, please post, otherwise I will keep digging.

Thank you.

[Zed]

If you’re referring to the theme’s extra text fields that display on the homepage, those do not feature any kind of advanced editor (for now) so you’ll have to type in the HTML code directly (if you’re not familiar with HTML, you could write your text in a new post or page, switch to the Source View mode of the editor and copy the code from there; but the end result will not look identical to what you see in the editor)

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[Zed]

Your images are loaded at the exact size they are displayed at, so there is no wasted extra size on them.

You do have a lot of images on that page, but I don’t believe they amount to that much bandwidth usage.

You could consider switching to a different package or host if your current one has limits that no longer suffice for your site/content.

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[Zed]

Katie, did you use &nbsp or &nbps; (the correct one).

Alignment, spacing need to be handled at the styling level. You can either replicate WordPress’ styling (add class=”align[left|center|right|none]” to the image) or write your own styling and place it in the custom CSS field in the theme (or your preferred custom styling location).

For extra spacing, wrap your paragraphs of text in <p>paragraph tags</p>

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[Katie]

Zed, how do you align those images in the extra text field? Also, how do you add spaces between multiple images. The &nbsp tag is showing on the website in all browsers when I use it.

[Rick H]

Further testing: I found version 2.3.4 on my local system, and used that on a test site. (The test site was running 2.4.1.1, and verified that the problem occurs on that version.)

Switching the theme to version 2.3.4, then creating a new page, adding media, verifying that the HREF code was there, then publishing, and the HREF code is still there.

If I do the same process with 2.4.1.1 (latest), the HREF disappears on Publish.

I can test with versions prior to 2.4.1.1 (I think that 2.4.0 did not have the problem), but can’t find the link to version 2.4.0.

Thanks for looking into this…..it is putting a serious crimp on my site, so much so, that I may need to find a different theme; or move to a prior version (if I can find a prior version somewhere).

…Rick…

[Ingmar]

Hello there again,

I tryed to fix this on a normal page. Placing the picture next to the tekst withe the tool.
And on a normal page it looks good for both paragraphs. But is i place that same code on the presentationpage the second paragraph is placed under the photo????

<h3><a href="http://www.trans-bindweefselmassage.nl/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/IMG_6039-e1444056816296.jpg"><img src="http://www.trans-bindweefselmassage.nl/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/IMG_6039-e1444056816296.jpg" alt="IMG_6039" width="300" height="425" /></a>Lichamelijke klachten of mentale vraagstukken</h3>
Ben je de rode lijn in je leven even kwijt? Ben je op zoek naar een hernieuwd contact met en de liefde voor jezelf en de wereld om je heen? Heb je steeds terugkomende vage klachten of zelfs chronische klachten waarop de reguliere zorg geen uitkomst biedt? Of wil je meer ontspanning in je leven. Dan is esbima bij Trans wellicht wat voor jou. Samen kunnen we kijken welke aanpak het beste bij jou past. Dit kan later zo nodig bijgestuurd worden.
<h3>Blokkades en onverwerkte emoties</h3>
Met expressieve structurele bindweefselmassage gaan we samen op zoek naar de nieuwe versie van jezelf. Waarbij er een betere balans is tussen lichaam, geest en gevoel. We doen dit in een veilige en warme atmosfeer waarin je uitgenodigd wordt jezelf te uiten en je grenzen te verkennen. Daarbij wordt ook gekeken naar je zelfbeeld en de positie die je inneemt in de maatschappij. Wat wil jij nu eigenlijk? En hoe ga je dat doen? Wat laat je zien en wat houd je verborgen? Op deze ontdekkingsreis kun je mij benutten als spiegel en klankbord.

How does i fit next to the two paragraphs and titels?

Kind regards,

Ingmar

[David]

Hi, my web is http://cabaltc.com and the one I would like to replicate is http://lascasasdelacarne.com

With the proposed solution I can make mi front page to only show an image, but there is another point.Can I make a brief summary to appear upon the image when the pointer is on it?

[Rick H]

The problem is not on the main page (which uses full posts). The problem occurs on ‘pages’ that previously exist, or new Pages. In either case, adding media puts the HREF code as expected, but on Publish, the HREF code is removed, leaving only text (what would have been between the A tags.

This happens with existing pages (which have the full HREF as expected), or with new pages, or with existing/working pages where you add a media item. The HREF (opening and closing) tag is removed, leaving only the text that would have been the link.

If I change the theme to 2013, then create a new page, or edit an existing page, adding media links vie the Add Media button, then Publish, the HREF tag is removed. So it appears to be the theme.

This problem appears to be caused by the latest 1 or 2 updates; the problem did not occur with posts when I created them the beginning of Sept. Again, it occurs with the latest theme version, on old or new pages, once the page is published.

[Lisa]

No matter what I do to try and copy and paste my info from my other site into this theme, it messes it up to the point I can’t fix it. It deletes bold items and doesn’t stay bolded, it makes extra paragraphs where there aren’t any, it doesn’t make spaces between paragraphs. I’ve tried to copy and paste my stuff into a Word Document first and that didn’t work. And even into word pad and that didn’t work either. I’m about to give up. I’m extremely discouraged.

[Zed]

When custom styling is overridden by default or generated theme styling, make your rules more specific. For example, try:
body #content table.pedigree td {

However, if !important didn’t work it sounds like you’re using the wrong tag/identifier. Double-check with your browsers development tools or with Firebug.

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[Mary Weaver]

Hi, and thank you for getting back to me promptly! — I apologize for answering this only now, because for some reason I thought I would receive an email notice when you answered. I should have checked back sooner.

I hope I can still receive help with this problem, as I would very much appreciate it! — and thank you very much! 🙂

FYI — On my Apple keyboard, the “F12” key is used for volume control and does not work to open the console; however I did open up the console via the browser menu.

I copied the error text from the console:
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Handler function NRL_getSecurityInfo threw an exception: TypeError: this.transport is null
Stack: DSC_send@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://gre/modules/devtools/server/main.js:1207:5
NEA_addSecurityInfo@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://gre/modules/devtools/server/actors/webconsole.js:1914:5
NRL_getSecurityInfo@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://gre/modules/devtools/toolkit/webconsole/network-monitor.js:257:5
makeInfallible/<@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://gre/modules/devtools/DevToolsUtils.js:82:14
NRL_onStartRequest@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://gre/modules/devtools/toolkit/webconsole/network-monitor.js:211:5
Line: 1207, column: 4 DevToolsUtils.js:58:0
TypeError: this.transport is null main.js:1207:4
JQMIGRATE: Logging is active jquery-migrate.js:21:2
TypeError: jQuery(…).wpColorPicker is not a function
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I already disabled the plugin “Tiny MCE Color Picker”, so I am not sure what color picker is being referred to in the error message above, unless it is a WordPress color picker function.

I hope this helps. I will log into http://www.trulyalive.net again later this evening. If anything changes I will let you know.

Thank you again for your help!!

All the Best,

Mary

[Kelly Schreckenberger]

I tried to add a text widget in the header area, but it is not showing up. Help please….

[Zed]

Do you want to change the number of posts per page displayed in “Blog”?
That’s the general limit set in WordPress, under Settings > Reading.

Also, skip step 2. Doing that will make WordPress force display posts at that address/page ignoring the page template completely (and bypassing several theme settings). Using the blog page template is sufficient to make the page act as WordPress’ standard blog page.

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[Zed]

Sylvie, I believe you are seeing Jetpack’s mobile theme feature. Disable that to see the right theme.

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[Ian Page-Echols]

That’s great. Thanks! I’ll have to check out the presentation mode more, as I just saw the option for not showing posts on the front page. That might actually work for this site.

One question for the two column post listings. If I put in a featured image, I’ll get a crisp clear image for, say, the category listings that include that post, but it’s only about 150 pixels tall. If I don’t put in a featured image, for some reason the preview image is about 200 pixels tall, or actually more, another is 320 pixels tall. Is there a way to make this crisp, but maybe locked to something like 300 pixels tall?

[John]

Sorry about the duplicate posts. Once I navigated to the forum and viewed the thread again I discovered the system had indeed posted — it just failed to show automatically as posts seem to do on other fora…

Anyway, I’m prepared to delve into the coding if you can tell me where to look, or provide a debug log if possible.

Cheers

[John]

OK. I’ve tried three times to reply here, and my post fails each time to appear.

I wanted to include a link to a screenshot of the control panel area in question, so I’ll leave that off this time…

Latest WordPress, latest Nirvana with child theme – although I’ve checked and the same issue exists with the standard Nirvana theme.

In Nirvana settings control area, under the Presentation Page section, in the Slider Settings, the item ‘Center Align’, below ‘Text Font Size’, and above ‘Slider Border Width’, does not affect text alignment. Instead, it toggles the previous, ‘Text Font Size’

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[Zed]

To change the background image per page, you can use a plugin.
To change colours, reference
body.page-ID identifier { color: #123; }

To use different header images per page, use the theme’s functionality (under Featured Image Settings). Make sure the featured image is large enough to fill your header (width-wise).

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[Zed]

As you are not using text on your columns, as of version 1.3 you need to type in at least some spaces in the text fields for the Read More buttons to be displayed.

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