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I don’t think the default Latest Posts Widget can be modified, as it’s a core WordPress functionality, not a theme-related one. You can insert the “Read more” buttons I wrote about only in text/html type widgets, pages and posts (anywhere where the content is administrable from dashboard).
For advanced options (including “Read more” link and posts picture thumbnails) for the Latest Posts Widget you can use plugins such as Recent Posts Widget Extended. But please note that, although in general you should have no problems using any third-party plugins with our theme (provided the plugins are from a reliable source like the WordPress repository or premium plugins websites), we cannot guarantee 100% compatibility, nor offer support. If you have problems with a plugin, you should address the issue to the plugin’s maker/developer.
You’re welcome. Have a great day!
You will have to modify custom.js line 68 where you have this:
$('#slider-testimonials').bxSlider({ controls: false });
Add
autoStart: true
so that you will have this:$('#slider-testimonials').bxSlider({ controls: false, autoStart: true });
You can also check out the bxslider documentation here: http://bxslider.com/options
Hi,
Please note that “Read more” buttons are present only in the HTML version demo, not the WordPress one.
HTML – http://themeforest.net/item/kindergarten-bootstrap-3-html-template/full_screen_preview/5864663
WordPress – http://themeforest.net/item/kindergarten-bootstrap-3-wordpress-theme/full_screen_preview/6174058But you can add “Read more” buttons in the WordPress version, too, by manually inserting them in the widgets. All 3 colours are available:
Blue:
<a href="#" class="button blue">read more</a>
Red:
<a href="#" class="button red">read more</a>
Green:
<a href="#" class="button green">read more</a>
Hi,
Thank you for the appreciation.
To remove the facebook and Twitter buttons, add
display:none;
to .pp_social class in style.css line 549:.pp_social { float: left; margin: 0; display: none; }
You’re welcome, I’m glad it all worked out ok. Have a great day!
I double-checked and the “Nr. of persons attending” is mandatory, so just deleting it from the form triggers this error when rsvp-ing with “Yes”. You have two options: either keep the “Nr. of persons attending” field (hence only delete lines 75-92), or php knowledge will be necessary for making the field non-mandatory, so that the form can function with the field deleted.
However, please note that deleting fields from the form will not delete their corresponding columns from the guestlist table in the dashboard.
You’re welcome.
It can be done without php knowledge:
– the text is easy to modify (line 63)
<label for="rsvp_no" class="radio-label"> <?php _e('Sorry, I will not be able to attend', 'wi-rsvp'); ?></label>
– to remove those fields, just delete lines 71-93
<div id="totals" style="display: none;"> <div class="grid col-300"> <label for="nrpers"><?php _e('Nr. of persons attending', 'wi-rsvp'); ?></label> </div> <div class="grid col-460 fit"> <input type="text" id="total" name="total" class="input-small" value="<?php echo $total; ?>"/> </div> <div class="grid col-300"> <label for="kids"><?php _e('Nr. of kids menus', 'wi-rsvp'); ?></label> </div> <div class="grid col-460 fit"> <input type="text" id="kids" name="kids" class="input-small" value="<?php echo $kids; ?>"/> </div> <div class="grid col-300"> <label for="vegetarian"><?php _e('Nr. of vegetarian menus', 'wi-rsvp'); ?></label> </div> <div class="grid col-460 fit"> <input type="text" id="vegans" name="vegans" class="input-small" value="<?php echo $vegans; ?>"/> </div> </div>
Yes, sorry, I wrote my answer outside support hours, so I was not able to give you any details, I just wanted to say it was resolved.
These are the details provided by partner Gabriel:
Issue cause: front-page.php
Details: Although explained in the Documentation provided with the theme, many customers were not able to set up a static page with the theme’s front page template (like in the demo), so in the last theme update home.php was renamed front-page.php. WordPress automatically choses front-page.php as front page (see more details here), regardless of what setting are inputted in Settings > Reading.
Solution: front-page.php was renamed home.php, and header.php was modified so that the html generated would accommodate a different template for front page.Hi. Please note that – as stated on homepage – support does not cover customizations. However, I can tell you in which file you will have to make the modifications. The rsvp form is in plugin folder > views > rsvp-form.phtml, and contains both the text and the fields you want to modify. Sorry for the misspelling, that “no” was suppose to be “not”, we will change it in the future update.
The issue was resolved, the page you created as homepage is set.
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We just started testing.
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Please give me a link to your website so I can test.
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