[Zed]

This should not happen. Nirvana registers an image size according to the configured header height and site width options and uses this image size to request the featured images to be used as header images.

Test out with the Force Regenerate plugin as well if you used a different one (not all regeneration plugins worked as expected in our test)>

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It is safe to entirely delete the theme folder via FTP (if you are comfortable with FTP). You can then access the dashboard (as WordPress will re-set to the default Twenty theme) and reinstall Nirvana. All configured options will remain as they were (being stored in the database).

Nirvana 1.4.1 resolves this problem with PHP <5.3

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All links use this colour for the on-click event. Since the header itself is a link if configured so, then the colour applies here as well.

This effect can be disabled with:
body a:active { background: transparent; }

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Nirvana 1.4.0 had a compatibility issue with PHP 5.3 or older. We’ve fixed this problem in the 1.4.1 update.
I assume you’ve restored your site to a previous backup to return the dashboard to working order?

If the update you are prompted to install is 1.4.0, then this should be safe.

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I see you are using a child theme. Depending on what functionality you’re customizing with it, you may need to update some function calls to use the new function names, as announced in the 1.4 changelog.

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[Zed]

You can customize the form hover colors with:

body input[type="text"]:hover, body input[type="password"]:hover, body input[type="email"]:hover, body textarea:hover, body input[type="color"]:hover, body input[type="date"]:hover, body input[type="datetime"]:hover, body input[type="datetime-local"]:hover, body input[type="month"]:hover, body input[type="number"]:hover, body input[type="range"]:hover, body input[type="search"]:hover, body input[type="tel"]:hover, body input[type="time"]:hover, body input[type="url"]:hover, body input[type="week"]:hover {
    background: #fff;
    color: #222;
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[Zed]

Tempera 1.5.0 included a visual revamp which changed the spacings/paddings too. Your two sites use different theme version (1.4.8 / 1.5.x) so the space between the slider and posts is different.

If you wish so, you can reduce this spacing with:

body .slider-wrapper {
   margin-bottom: 0px;
}

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[Zed]

You are using a child theme. You will need to update some function calls to use the new function names, as announced in the 1.6.0 changelog.

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We’ll correct this as soon as possible, thanks for pointing it out.

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Thank you for pointing it out, it is fixed in 1.6.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Zed.

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I see you are using a child theme. Depending on what functionality you’re customizing with it, you may need to update some function calls to use the new function names, as announced in the 1.6.0 changelog.

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The menu animation is not configurable through the theme options. The only way to change its behaviour is to modify the theme’s frontend.js code (which is not easily doable via a child theme).

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When the columns use the hover animation, the captions partially overlap the column link. The column title also links to the post, but your site seems to not display the titles.

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The 1.6.0 update solves some checkboxes being un-checkable, so disabling Crop images to exact size will work now.

We’re hoping disabling this option (that is enabled by default since 1.5.0 and couldn’t be disabled) and regenerating the problematic thumbnails will also resolve some of the size mismatches some of you reported since 1.5.0 so please let us know how this goes.

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Please see
https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/faq/c0-pages-posts-presentation-page

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If you need more than 5 social icons displayed simultaneously you could look for a plugin that provides such functionality.

We’ve included TripAdvisor in some of our other themes, however we could not find an image that fits with Mantra’s icons scheme yet.

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You may have been affected by this issue (present in the 1.4.0 release and manifesting itself on servers still running PHP 5.3 or older).

If this is the case and you are comfortable with FTP, download the 1.4.1 update and replace your wp-content/themes/nirvana/admin/sanitize.php file with the one from the zip.
Afterwards you should be able to access your dashboard and install the complete theme update.

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We’re sorry the issue affected your sites. We’ve published the update correcting it today.

The problem only manifests on PHP 5.3 and older, which do not support the array( [$key] => 'value' ) format.

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Thanks for pointing this out – it’s an issue in the 1.4.0 update caused by some typos. We’ll fix it as soon as possible.

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The icon blocks can only display content from (static) pages. To display other content (posts, custom post types) you’d need to customize the function displaying them (located in includes/landing-page.php).

The functions there are all pluggable.

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Nirvana can display a full-width (up to the width of the image you’re using) if you skip the cropping step when assigning the image to the header. The image should have the correct height (as configured in the theme) or it will be displayed resized (width included).

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[Zed]

Perhaps you have an ad-blocker on your computer?

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#footer .footermenu ul li a {
    color: red;
}
#footer .footermenu ul li a:hover {
    color: blue;
}

The main (header) menu is more difficult to customize since it uses different colour schemes for the main items and submenus.

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The featured icon blocks (as well as all other locations on the landing page) can only link to their source content (posts or pages).

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[Zed]

The height of the menu is the same as the header height and is controlled from the theme’s options.

The submenus’ height can be customized with CSS:

#access ul ul li a span {
    line-height: 2.1em;
}

You can increase or reduce the value depending on your needs.

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@orobanca, please read my previous answer. That is where the custom footer text control is now located.

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You mention pages – where were the featured images previously displayed on pages?

The theme normally displays featured images in posts list (for posts), not inside their content.

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See https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/forums/t/menu-overlaps-content-when-resizing-browser or https://www.cryoutcreations.eu/forums/t/menu-dropdown-isnt-working-on-smaller-window-size

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There is no magic solution for this situation. The theme (or the browser) doesn’t have a way to guess how long the menu is and switch it to the mobile counterpart at the correct screen width.

We’d also very much like to avoid hogging the theme down with the JavaScript necessary for such detection, so for now the workarounds are to limit the menu’s width to the screen sizes you want to support or to add custom styling to activate the mobile menu earlier.

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By special I meant in a way that we did not generally consider featured images will be displayed in. I wasn’t referring to how they are assigned.

Most of your images are smaller than the areas they appear in. The new srcset feature will cause the images to enlarge to fill up the area on all browsers that support srcsets. Large enough images will be displayed at their normal proportions.

There is no recommended size as the best values for your site will depend on the theme options you’ve set:
– featured image height is directly configurable in the options;
– featured image width is a result of the number of columns posts are displayed in, the presence (or absence) of sidebars and the configured total site width;

Using the filter I mentioned previously will disable the srcset functionality and the images will return to their previous behaviour.

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