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Please give me the link to your website so I can take a look.
Also note that the links have to be the complete URL to the social media profile (for example http://twitter.com/CraftedPixels_ ), not just the username.Hi,
First of all, thank you very much for the appreciative words.
Sorry, the latin-ext subset was not loaded in the theme. I have modified the file that loaded the font (functions.php). Please find it attached to this post. Just unzip it and replace the theme’s functions.php file with the one attached. The file should be replaced in the theme’s “includes” folder. Let me know if you need assistance with the replacement or if you still encounter issues with the font.
Have a great day!
Hi,
Menu styling is in style.css starting on line 90. You can find the style.css file in the css folder. CSS should be enough to change the position, but if you want html modifications too, you will find the menu appears on every page in the header section, starting on line 28
<nav role="navigation">You’re welcome. :)
It’s not an issue with the theme, so I cannot help with this as I do not have access to your server/ftp. The hosting company should check the server configuration (for email function) and the error logs.
The .php file that you have to modify to make the picture bigger is theme-options.php. You can find this file in the theme folder > includes > theme-options.php. Change the values on line 683 (replace
150, 150with the desired width and height):$image->resize(150, 150, true);After you modify theme options, re-upload your image.
Yes, sorry, the theme’s default page has static title put in the source file. Which is not good for when somebody wants to translate it or change it. I will correct this in the next theme update (make that title changeable from Dashboard).
The image is blurry because you gave it width and height larger than its natural size. By default images uploaded are resized to 150×150, but you forced the width and height to 225px from css. Delete the css width and height you added in css and you will see the image will not be blurry anymore.
If you want the picture to be larger, you will have to modify the .php file that resizes them to 150px when uploaded, not the css.
Copyright text, however can only be changed manually, by editing footer.php file (lines 115 and 116)
<?php esc_attr_e('©', 'responsive'); ?> <?php _e(date('Y')); ?><a href="<?php echo home_url('/') ?>" title="<?php echo esc_attr(get_bloginfo('name', 'display')); ?>"> <?php bloginfo('name'); ?> </a>If you are not sure how to modify this kind of file, let me know and I will modify it for you with the text you want.
Hi,
This is a customization that would normally require home.php and style.css to be modified, so it’s not covered by support. But there is an easier way from Theme Options, so I will offer help.
To hide the second picture (bride), go to Appearance > Theme Options > CSS Styles and write there this:
#bride img { display: none; }After that you can use the groom picture as the only image, and change it from Appearance > Theme Options > Groom & Bride
1. “Blog” is the title that you gave the page when you created it. Just edit it to whatever you want.
2. “Posted in” text is in style.css on line 1689
content: '\002D\0020Posted in';3.
<br>or any other html code cannot be inserted in the address field, because it will be displayed as text and the google maps would not work properly.Thanks for the appreciative words.
Like I previously said, the theme is configured so that the messages are received on the email address that you inputted in Theme Options. If it’s not working and messages are not sent, than it might be an error with the mail function on the server you are using. Please check that with your hosting provider.
This is not an issue with the theme (so not a support issue), it’s WordPress, so it’s for the WordPress Codex and forums. I will, however, offer help.
Unchecking the “Allow people to post comments on new articles” option in Settings > Discussion only disables comments for blog posts, not pages.
To disable by default:
– go to Pages section in Dashboard and click “Screen Options” (see attached screenshot so1.png)
– uncheck “Comments” (see attached screenshot so2.png)
– click Apply.You can also disable comments on a per-page basis following these steps:
– Go to Pages section
– Mouse over the page you wish to remove comments and several options appear
– Click ‘Quick Edit'(see attached screenshot quick-edit.png)
– Uncheck ‘Allow Comments’ on the right
– Click Update button.Details about Theme Options are in the Documentation provided with the theme (also available for read online here: http://craftedpixels.net/documentation/kindergarten-theme/ ).
Contact form messages are sent to the email address you have inputted in Theme Options, and appear as received from the sender’s email (the email that the sender inputs in the form). Sorry, can you rephrase that, please? I’m not sure I understand what you want to change.
Ok, you’re welcome.
