[Zed]

If you’re using a plugin like Contact Form 7 you can use it’s form shortcode there.

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[Zed]

That selector should work fine in IE 10 and 11. Older versions may pose issues.

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[Zed]

I confirm the overlapping issue. We’ll solve that in the next update after 0.9.5 (which is already published).

IE9 in compatibility mode actually renders things as IE7. Since IE7 lacks knowledge of a lot of CSS and HTML the theme uses, the only way to solve this is to remove compatibility mode (view)

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[ChrisN]

I found a quick fix here via widget
http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/easy-columns

[Jim]

Hi Neal

You can preview posts and pages within WP before publishing but I think the entire site will need a plug in, maybe this link will help a little more.

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-build-entire-site-before-publishing-it

I hope this helps

Jim..

[ElecMadrid]

I have the same problem friend …. There is little solution … here

[Tushar]

Thanks Kay!
I tried what you said.
The logo gets responsive (i used my text logo without white space)
The alignment of the custom logo is on the left hand side,
is there any way to align it to the center.
Thanks for all your help.

~t

[Zoltan]

Hi, thanks for your reply. I set OpenSans that should contain latinext characters, but I experience very strange results. In Chrome the site title displays correctly, but in other texts, those characters are substituted with TimesNewRoman. In IE and FF all texts are displayed badly.
FF shows the site is UTF-8, so it should be all right. Any idea?

Thank you

[Ashgo]

Same question. And also. How to disable slider on mobile & tablet view?

[John]

I made a work around for the time being… Thanks though

[Meghan]

I am having some difficulty with your themes (both tempera and parabola) where I am unable to change any of the theme specific settings. The menu does not expand to allow me to make the changes. I have attempted to open them in chrome, firefox, and IE with the same effect. I have un/re-installed WP, both themes, and am at a loss for what to do now. Please help 🙂

Thanks!

[David]

I am having this issue as well. I tried embedding the video into a table and editing the width and height of the table, but the resulting size seems to be completely random and changes every time I re-embed the video. Without tables, the video spans the entirety of the page, which is not great. Here’s my example:
http://96.127.160.146/~worldind/about/

[Daniel]

What plugin should I desinstal? I tried them all:(

[Wayfarer]

Hi bigbear

Are you page attributes over-riding the main layout selection? If they’re not the same, your page attributes will be applied, regardless of what the main page settings are.

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[Wayfarer]

LJ

You might have figured this out already, so I’m sorry if this is too late.

Slider Graphic
Go to Appearance> Tempera Settings> Presentation Page > Slides and make a selection for your slide content. The graphics will be the images associated with the content you select.

Three Cryout Boxes
Go to Appearance > Widget > Presentation Page Columns > Cryout Columns (you can drag this widget into the Presentation Page Columns box from the widget list on the left) and then add your content within the Cryout Columns settings.

I hope that helps!

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[Rick]

Found the problem. The googles reminded me that blank spaces/lines after the ‘?>’ at the end of a file can cause problems.

So, the themes-styles.php file had some extra spaces after the ‘close-php’ code. I removed that, and the RSS feed is now working.

It may be that I had edited that file in the admin-editor, and the extra lines were added. I’d have to look at the original theme files to see if there are the extra spaces there.

But, for others that might have this problem; check any modified theme files for extra spacing or blank lines after the ‘close-php’ code.

…Rick…

[Rick]

Hosting is provided by BlueHost; they are not Windows-based, I believe.

Wordpress is at latest version. Not sure where the problem is, but RSS was ok with prior theme.

Where to start looking?

[josh]

Jim,

Thanks so much I have been looking everywhere for that! I am such a rookie!

SO THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES
Josh

[Zed]

@import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Alegreya+SC)
should work just fine in the Custom CSS field.
Then use font-family: "Alegreya SC";

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[Zed]

You cannot do this. You’ll need to replace every occurrence of the “mantra” word in all of Mantra’s files to something else.
It would be easier to create a child theme – http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

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[Zed]

When you chose a font from Google, you get a complex link depending on the things you chose; for example:
http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=My+Awesome+Font:300,300italic,400,400italic,700,700italic&subset=latin

Just enter everything after family= to the field in the theme settings:
My+Awesome+Font:300,300italic,400,400italic,700,700italic&subset=latin

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[Zed]

Hi.

There are indeed some question marks that shouldn’t be there, but these shouldn’t break the links, unless the webserver misinterprets them.
The stray question marks will be removed in the next update. In the meantime you can edit your tempera/fonts/fontface.css and delete the question marks in the ‘elusive’ font lines whey they are followed by quote and parenthesis. Leave the two lines that have ?#something unmodified.

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[Wayfarer]

Item 3: Second Text Position

Hey Presto! As soon as I post it, I find that this is exactly where the text sits. Whilst I am sure I simply missed it, I shall instead believe that the support for the theme is fabulous and it was added in just for me!

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[Andreas]

I tried this and it works in the settings but it seems there is an override which will always display just five icons. Has anyone found a solution?

thanks,
Andreas

[Christy]

@ Kay — you are correct insofar it is within the plug-ins that are the problem. I deactivated all and then tried to add them back in one by one and checking to see if social media icons would still work. It did up until I got to the 5th one or so. I didn’t think that there were any limitations with any theme on the amount of plug-ins that could run. Am I incorrect?

[Kay]

Could you show us a link to your site so we can better understand what you need?

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[Danielle]

hi yes!

http://jessiedphotography.co.za/new/

[Kay]

The theme is translation-ready. We never said it had languages installed. But being translation ready means that it’s really easy for you to translate it.

Here’s our tutorial on how to do it http://www.cryoutcreations.eu/wordpress-themes/wordpress-tutorials/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-theme and here’s a great plugin you should check out that makes everytying even easier http://wordpress.org/plugins/codestyling-localization/

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[Kay]

Hi John!

I’ve also replied to your question on the WordPress.org forums. Here’s that same reply again 😀

The simplest way would be to replace 2 images from the /images/socials folder for some social networks that you would never use with images for the socials you need (making sure to keep the same file names). Then form the theme settings choose those Social Networks and your images will be used.

Careful though as this solution does not use a child theme so your custom images will be overridden in case of a theme update.

We will however implement custom social support in a future update. Stay tuned 😉

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[Kay]

It was probably from incorrect image sizes. Thanks a lot for the feedback!

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