[Zed]

w.org is a WordPress-controlled domain.

The fact that the smilies are loaded from that location may be either because of some form of caching/image optimization functionality (like that provided by Jetpack) or perhaps the WordPress team decided to “optimize” the smilies by loading them off-site.

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[Zed]

The file path you indicated is not inside the theme’s folder.

There is no catch-all solution.

Some customizations can be achieved solely with CSS (which doesn’t require any file edits to accomplish).

Other customizations require adjusting code:
– if that’s WordPress core functionality then there’s usually a filter or an action that can be used to connect your custom code to;
– if it’s theme functionality sometimes there is a filter or action hook available, other times the whole function providing the functionality is pluggable and in some cases the change requires entire files to be replaced (via the child theme).

The simplest/best solution varies on a case-by-case basis.

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[Zed]

The asterisk is present in the labels, however the theme does not use the labels but field placeholders.

You can revert to the classic labels using custom CSS:

body .comment-form-author label, body .comment-form-email label, 
body .comment-form-email label, body .comment-form-url label, 
body .comment-form-comment label {
    display: inline-block;
}
#comments input::placeholder, #comments textarea::placeholder {
    color: transparent;
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[Zed]

The footer has two sections:
body #colophon { /* widgets area */ }
body #footer2 { /* footer menu, socials, custom text */ }

Apply a custom CSS gradient background on whichever of those you wish to.

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[Zed]

You can use a plugin like this one (I am not sure if it still works with the latest WordPress releases) or exclude an entire category from the homepage.

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[Shaab]

Actually, I have recently updated the theme to the latest version, again the header color is changed to white just in mobile device preview.
Could you also let me know how can fix this as well.
Thank you

Website: www.persianwonders.com.au

[Zed]

I believe we’ve tracked this down to being caused by CSS/JS minifying.

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[Zed]

You can place styling customizations in WordPress’ Additional CSS field (in the Customize section).

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[Zed]

If the location of the new files coincides with that described in the code, the new smilies should work. 10 & 3 are add_filter() parameters.

Make sure you also clear the cache (both on the site and in your browser).

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[Zed]

Some files (which are recognized by WordPress, like functions.php, templates, content templates: page.php, index.php, post.php, archive.php, so on) are automatically detected when present in the child theme folder.

Other files (everything that’s not a core file and we’ve added to the theme ourselves) is not automatically picked up. These files can sometimes be included using additional inclusion calls, or their individual functions can be overridden by simply being present in the child theme files.

As a general rule, the child theme should contain as little content as possible (code, style) to maintain best compatibility with future theme updates. Try to avoid copying whole files (especially the style or functions file) directly from the parent theme.

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[Zed]

Setting the slider delay time to 0 doesn’t stop the transition (and most likely Chrome tries to perform it every 0 seconds).

To disable the slider transition I suggest using a very large value instead (keep in mind this is in seconds, so a value of several hours should suffice).

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[Zed]

I believe the team that decided to add the badge at the exact location where most sites already had some kind of functionality (back to top button, cookies notification, so on and so forth) should have taken this under consideration.

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[jasonschulke]

Hi, I’m finding this problem as well when viewed on an iPad (iPad Pro); click the top nav won’t trigger any sub-menus to open. Mind checking in to this to see what the issue may be?

Website: shccaustin.org

[Kay]

Hi Harry,

Thanks for the feedback. Header image issues should be fixed in the next update.

I see you managed to hide the site logo.

To hide the text area titles add code to the Additional CSS field:

.lp-text-title {
   display: none;
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[jgcordes]

And another followup. I found that removing Mailchimp from the Widgets area was sufficient to fix the problem, just leaving a Mailchimp sign-up form on one of the pages. So the problem isn’t with the overall Mailchimp plugin, but just the particular use of it as a widget.
This is probably a reasonable work-around.

[jgcordes]

A followup on the problem I posted about yesterday: I found that deactivating the MailChimp plugin on the site seems to fix the problem. The problem looks as though some javascript is disabling mouse actions on the post – unable to select text and link not working.
I have no idea how to deal with this interaction problem between Mailchimp and Mantra v3.1.0. My society really does need Mailchimp working, so people can sign up to our mailing list. Is there some hope of a solution, please?

Website: www.rnshs.ca

[Phila Hoopes]

In lieu of a response, I opened a ticket with my webhost and they identified and resolved the issue.

[Francesca]

Like you said, I found out that on http://www.ceip-formazione.it the problem is caused by a plugin (Ginger Cookie). But on http://www.vindicio.it/maremoto I have the same problem and it’s not the plugin’s fault. What can I do?

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[Zed]

The code edit I indicated applies to all posts and doesn’t apply to any (static) pages.

Pages do not normally appear in lists where their titles are clickable links.

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[Zed]

We’ve tracked down an issue after a recent update with the spam check blocking the forms entirely in some instances. That is resolved now, sorry about the trouble.

1. The homepage is a special section for WordPress, which uses the site title, unless a static page is assigned as the homepage in which case that page’s properties will be used instead.

2. The menu behaviour is configurable in the theme options.

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[Zed]

Hi Jamie,
Do things work if you temporarily switch to one of the default Twenty themes?

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[Zed]

Accessing theme or plugin files is a feature provided (or blocked) by WordPress, not the theme. However, editing theme files directly is generally bad practice (as such changes would be lost on every theme update). Customizations such as this need to be done either manually using a child theme or using alternative solutions (I remember there is a plugin in the repository which allows customizing comment form fields).

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[Zed]

Hi Mike,

Based on your report we’ve tracked down an issue after a recent update with the spam check blocking the forms entirely in some instances. That is resolved now, so thanks again for pointing out the problem.

2. The tags are designed to appear in those particular locations. Theoretically they can be moved around, but that will require adjusting their styling as well.

3. You can make that customization permanent by placing the appropriate custom styling in WordPress Additional CSS field (in the Customize screen):
body .wp-caption .wp-caption-text { font-size: 12px; }

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[Zed]

The general font option applies to all elements not covered by the other theme font options. If the other options are set to use a different font, that specific font will apply to the target element(s) instead of the general font.

Previous theme versions had a bug which made some font values to not apply (making the general font apply instead), which is corrected in the latest release.

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[Zed]

Try adding this CSS to the site as it is at this moment:

/* center form vertically in the menu bar */
body #access li.menu-main-search { margin-top: 9px; }
/* center the search icon horizontally in the button */
body #access li.menu-main-search .crycon-search { padding: 0; }
/* center the search icon vertically in the form field */
body li.menu-main-search .searchsubmit[type="submit"] { top: 0; }
/* search icon color */
body li.menu-main-search .searchsubmit[type="submit"] { color: #fff; }
/* search icon background */
body li.menu-main-search .searchform::after { background-color: #ec4b80; width:52px; height:52px; }

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[NoPlaceLikeOutside]

This is sort of related I think. If not I will open a new request.

I use Polylang to have my site in two languages. I have two main categories, from which I would like to show the latest post on the landing page.

The problem: Polylang creates different categories (with different slugs) for both languages. If I use the ‘Featured Boxes’ with ‘Boxes Content’ set to ‘All categories’, Polylang filters for bot languages the posts and everything is fine. When I want to show a specific Category however, I have to choose one but than this will be or in Dutch or in English.

I was wondering if the Plus feature ‘Posts Layout and Filtering’ would allow me to still select ‘All categories’ and in the mean time use the plus feature to filter down on a specific category.

Website: noplacelikeoutside.be

[Anneke]

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[ToTcH]

Thanks for pointing that out. But my problem is that in Customizing -> Typography -> Content fonts, the headins parameters is already set at 100%. My issue is that even at 100% it’s still too big compared to the text. And I don’t want to use heading 4 instead of heading 2 just to get the adequate site. It would mess the SEO efficiency.

My question is then, can be add a css line that would make heading sizing even smaller?

For now I just added;
h2 {
font-size: 25px
}
For example, but maybe there is a way to do all at once and keep the same heading proportions.

Thanks for your help.

Website: brainfuelness.com

[claubs]

Yes, I the only file edited is funtcions.php with the code posted in a previous post in this thread. The style.css file only contains the following:

/*
Theme Name: Kahuna Theme Child
description: >-
  Kahuna Child Theme
Author: Claudia
Template: kahuna
Version: 1.0.0
Text Domain: kahuna-child
*/

My css changes were made from the theme custom css tab when clicking Appearance and then Customize option. The changes that I did, were the ones posted in a previous post in this thread.

I’ve also tried to deactivate all my plugins and I got the same the result.

Thanks

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• This reply was modified 6 years ago by claubs.