[Chris L]

That should read that the text is properly wrapped in HTML “strong” tags, but my attempt to use html entities was converted 🙂

[Kathleen Clohessy]

Thanks for the suggestion, Walt, but the issue is that I would like to hide it in some posts but not all of them. The problem lies in the fact that Cryout Creations, despite doing a really great job on this theme, put a right sidebar in the post template by default, so there is no way to hide it except through the layout options, as you say. This is a problem that should be rectified, but I fear that CC’s developers are not monitoring this forum or paying attention to feedback from anyone who hasn’t paid the $25 for “Premium Support”. That’s unfortunate, especially since I would happily pay the $25 if they didn’t claim the fall-back position that they won’t help with any coding because that’s “Custom Work.” Really? Why would I pay $25.00 just to learn what I can learn here?

I guess the best option for now is to use a plugin and design a simple default sidebar that I can use on all my posts unless I want to specify something else. Meanwhile, I hope that Cryout will fix this issue in new versions..it should be very easy to do.

[Zed]

Please follow the debugging tutorial to figure out which plugin is breaking javascript functionality in the dashboard: http://www.cryoutcreations.eu/forums/t/minimal-step-by-step-tutorial-for-debugging-bugsissuesincompatibilities

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[Zed]

Follow the debugging steps to figure out which plugin is breaking javascript functionality in your dashboard: http://www.cryoutcreations.eu/forums/t/minimal-step-by-step-tutorial-for-debugging-bugsissuesincompatibilities

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[Stu Westfield]

Experiencing something similar. I would like to create some pages with two columns…text in one column, images + some text in the other column. Mantra appears to ignore the page attribute “Two columns, Sidebar on Left”.
Any ideas? Much appreciated.

[max]

Thanks,

I am just interesting to know if the theme can be modified easily to set more than 5 custom sides (why this limitation in such cool theme?)
In this way no post must be created….
might be better ?
I am not an expert…

Max

[Nyborg]

Supplementary information:

Seems as if a lot of people struggle with this problem (see http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp-nav-menu-dissapears-in-category-pages-1?replies=21).

However, none of them are using the function cryout_main_hook() to create the menu. Does anyone have an idea as how to incorporate the solutions mentioned in the link into the cryout_main_hook() function?

Regards,

Nyborg

[Silfer]

Hey Aaron,

Thanks for all your help; my friend has solved the problem! 🙂

[Walt]

Just tried it on one of my Tempera sites and it didn’t work either. That’s odd that they allow it in Parabola but not in Tempera…

The setting that controls those buttons is under Color Settings –> Main Menu –> The first color after Menu. It will however change the color of your navigation bar as well, so it does not strictly control just the Continue Reading box.

Thank you for the info on the magazine layout too! 🙂

[Walt]

You’re not providing enough information with what you’re trying to do… What do you mean by “control?” What are you trying to control?

Question: On your Zombie Apocalypse merch, what’s with the “Are your ready?” “Your” is completely the wrong word for what you’re trying to say, unless you’re trying to promote a bad internet meme or you want people to know you’re an Asian distributor that can’t spell…

[Joe]

Thanks, Yes, I tried that and also ALT 0174.

Both the methods work in a few places, but in most places, the R does not superscript, but shows
up same as text size and middle aligned. Headings and Navigation areas notably.

[sharma chelluri]

Hi,

This is one of the big issue with tempera. I am experiencing the same.

[Kathleen Clohessy]

It appears that this UI does not want to take the link. The name of the plugin is Custom Sidebars by WPMUDEV. It’s the easiest one I’ve found. Good luck to you.

[Walt]

I do not believe it is possible because your sidebars are widgets and your pages have an “include” function on them to call the widget.

A viable work around would be to use your left bar for one set of pages and your right bar for another set of pages.

[Walt]

Quite simply, Tell them to update their browser. IE8 is from 5 years ago. Count them, FIVE YEARS AGO. Do you realize how many web standards have changed since then and how many versions of IE there have been since then?

[Trevor Shelor]

Hey there. Love the theme. My client wants a larger picture of himself in the right corner of the header image. What I’ve done is create an 1150×120 blank canvas and added the logo and his photo to either end. I’d like to be able to repeat this with a taller header to work with. Where can I adjust the height of the header image space?

Thanks for the help and keep turning out those great themes!

[Michael Shaffer]

New WordPress site, like the Tempera template… however, I’m trying to do something similar to Sylvie (eg, no Posts, just Pages), and even though I set “Static Front Page -> Home”, where Home is a Page, it always tries to show my posts at the bottom.

Is this a bug? Is there a workaround?

[Nyllover]

Ok…it isn’t an issue with any plugin. Tried to disable them all…the issue persists

[sly]

i tried everything. doesn’t change anything 🙁

any other suggestions?

http://www.guachinche.de

[Matt]

Yea, I should’ve known better too. I’m an IT professional, for goodness’ sake.

But, it looks like the update just released fixes the issue.

I also noticed the issue appeared possibly browser-specific. IE loaded the Presentation Page just fine, which FireFox (my primary browser) had the issue.

Ah well, thanks for fixing this so promptly Cryout.

[Walt]

Breadcrumbs and page titles are 2 different things.

Breadcrumbs show a hierarchical structure leading up to the page.
Ex: yoursite.com >> Music >> Records

The Page titles just show which page you are on.
Ex: Records

As for strictly getting rid of page titles, That’s hard coded into wordpress and not a template related issue.
https://www.google.com/search?q=get+rid+of+page+titles+in+wordpress&oq=get+rid+of+page+titles+in+wordpress

[Walt]

If you have a meta name=”viewport” tag, get rid of it.

[Walt]

Users > your profile > Check Show Toolbar when viewing site

[David G]

I would suggest creating a child-theme for your site. You will have 2 files in the directory – Style.css and functions.php. Then you can edit those to override the theme functions and styles. One benefit of a child theme is that when you update the main theme, you do not lose the customizations you have created. I suggest going to the WP site and search how to create a child-theme. It isn’t hard and there are plugins you can use also to achieve your goals. I use the plugin (Child Themify) but it doesn’t create the functions.php file although that is easy enough using a FTP program to add that.
I hope that helps.

[undra]

I created two menus and added custom code to my header.php to open either menu based on if the user is logged in or not. But when i added the custom code, it changed the format of my navigation making the buttons smaller. I want to still use the format of the original theme settings, but can’t figure out how. Here is the section of code that i added to my header.php below:

<nav id=”access” role=”navigation”>

<?php
if( is_user_logged_in() ) {
$menu = ‘logged-in’;
} else {
$menu = ‘logged-out’;
}
wp_nav_menu( array( ‘menu’ => $menu, ‘container_class’ => ‘menu-header’, ‘theme_location’ => ‘primary’ ) );
?>

</nav><!– #access –>

I have tried all sorts of things with thew style.css file, but nothing seems to work. Can someone direct me in what i need to do to make this work

[Jorge A.]

Hi, Jeannie,

I installed the original Parabola theme before installing the child theme, which inherited all the Parabola settings.

When it comes to updating the child theme, my server won’t let me uodate it from the WP admin panel, so I have to switch to the parent Parabola theme, delete the archives for the previous version of the child theme, install the new version of the child theme and activate it. It takes no more than two minutes, and the theme is worth it from my point of view.

[Milena]

Add a new page, call it homepage and set the defaults of the site – to static view, choosing that page. As for the Tempera marketing, i think you can quickly pay them.

[Michael Karsh]

Hi, I used meta slider. Works great. It also has an option to use the Tempera slider but I haven’t tried that.

[David]

We are begging for more social media icons for our site too. We want to add iTunes to our Linkedin, Facebook, pinterest, Twitter, Youtube links but we are out of entries.

Thank you.

[Jeannie]

Jorge, did you install the regular Parabola theme first before using the child theme, or did you install the child theme initially? I am trying to figure out how to update an existing Parabola site to use WooCommerce and would be grateful to have the benefit of your experience. (If I install the child theme now, do I need to re-set everything or will it inherit all the settings from the parent theme?)