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Hey Exposedplanet!

First of all, thank you for the purchase!

To address the issues:

1. This is indeed a shortfall of the theme’s code: I did not add a rule for the images for which the “align” property has been set to “none” upon upload. I will definitely correct this in the next update of Origami, but before that you can fix the bug by adding this piece of code to the “style.css” file (go to “Appearance -> Editor”, this file should be opened by default):
.page #content a img.alignnone, .single-post #content a img.alignnone { max-width: 622px; }
@media only screen and (max-width: 1150px) and (min-width: 920px) { .page #content a img.alignnone, .single-post #content a img.alignnone { max-width: 458px; } }
@media only screen and (max-width: 920px) and (min-width: 480px) { .page #content a img.alignnone, .single-post #content a img.alignnone { max-width: 362px; } }
@media only screen and (max-width: 479px) { .page #content a img.alignnone, .single-post #content a img.alignnone { max-width: 196px; } }
Do not forget to hit “Update File” to save the changes ;) There are several instances because the code also corrects image width on smaller screens (tablets, smartphones, etc). Thanks for bringing this up!

2. If you want to add a logo, I’d recommend using the Logo field in the Theme Options panel to do that; this way the logo will not be resized automatically. I suspect you’ve probably added the logo through the header options, which is why it got stretched to fill the width of the page.

By the way, I’ve noticed that you are using several categories for many posts, which results in unsightly meta tag positioning on the right side of the posts. If you want, you can send me an email to support@satoristudio.net and I’ll email you the updated template files to fix this so that you do not need to wait for the theme update.

Good luck and do not hesitate to approach me should something else pop up!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

The URL you’ve provided doesn’t seem to be an active website – could you please double-check it? Thanks!

Best,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Hi Kenalix! Glad you’ve worked it out, and sorry for a slow response! I will take this issue into account in the next theme update, since Disquss is a widely used comment system.

Best,
Andrew | Satori

P.S. если понадобится помощь по другим вопросам, обращайтесь, сюда в форумы или на имейл! ;)

[satoristudio]

I apologize for a delay in my reply!

Let me clarify – you would like the pages that show individual portfolio items to have a full-screen fluid layout, is that correct? Or you’d like to keep the fixed layout and make portfolio images clickable, so that the full-size version is displayed on mouse-click?

Could you please provide the URL of your website so that I could have a closer look at the code? Thanks!

Best,
A. | Satori

[satoristudio]

Hey Miked9995!

First of all, thank you for the purchase and for the kind words!

Here’s how you can create a portfolio page in Sensei:
1). Create one or more portfolio items by going to “Portfolio -> Add New” in the admin menu. In case you want your future portfolio to be filterable, be sure to add tags to each portfolio item using the box on the right hand side of the item edit screen.
2). It is recommended to add a featured image to each portfolio item, otherwise only text will show up on the portfolio page. Please see page 4 of the theme manual for a screenshot of how to add a featured image in WordPress.
3). Create a portfolio page by clicking “Pages -> Add New” in the admin menu. In the “Page Attributes” box to the right of the text edit area, choose one of the portfolio-type page templates from the “Template” drop-down.
4). Voila! :) If you visit your portfolio page now, you should see the individual items displayed in a grid of one or several columns, depending on how many you chose in the previous step. The filter above the items will consist of the tags you’ve given to your portfolio items.

If this doesn’t help, please describe the outcome you’ve got so far, and I’ll help you complete the process and/or provide more screenshots ;)

Best,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Dear JapanTown,

Here is the screenshot you requested: http://awesomescreenshot.com/08cgngd5f, i suspect it should closely match what you see.
As I mentioned, this is just the result of turning on the RTL Tester plugin, which only converts the text – other aspects like margins and floats are still of the original layout as Fuji does not have a specialized rtl.css stylesheet yet (see http://codex.wordpress.org/Right-to-Left_Language_Support for more information). In case you decide to purchase the theme and go on with converting it into the RTL format, do not hesitate to contact me if you need help or advice!

Best,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Hi Jason!

I apologize for a relatively slow response, based in the GMT+1 zone :) I’m glad you’ve managed to figure it out in any case – as far as I understood the issue was in the fact that you mixed the image slider and the recent posts slider – to display the latter you’d need to choose the “Recent Post Slider” option from the “Content of the custom header” choice in the “Header” tab of the Theme Options panel, and also choose the recent posts slider from the little options box below the text editor on the page in question (in case you wanted to display the slider on one or more particular pages).

Should you have more questions or comments, do not hesitate to contact me!

Best,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Dear JapanTown,

Sorry for that, I forgot that the RTL Tester plugin only allows the admins to see the RTL version of the website. I’ve tweaked the plugin so that it shows the RTL version also to non-registered users. Should display correctly now.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Dear JapanTown,

I’ve duplicated the Fuji demo and enabled the RTL mode (using the plugin I’ve mentioned) here: https://satoristudio.net/test/fujirtl/
The only issue I see right now is that the top menu submenu items shift over the edge of the submenu box; this can be corrected by adding a line of code to the style.css file, as I’ve done in the demo:
.rtl #nav-primary ul ul a { text-align: right !important; }

If you have any questions or comments, I’ll be happy to answer them!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Hi JapanTown,

Thank you for your interest in my items!
At the moment Fuji and Origami do not have a specialized rtl.css file, yet one can easily switch to RTL mode by using plugins, e.g. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rtl-tester/. Please note however that there might be minor styling issues in the RTL mode since the themes were not fully tested in the RTL mode yet – I am planning to run a full test for one of the upcoming theme updates (it will be either 1.2 or 1.3 for Fuji).

Localization can be carried out either by using the included .po file or by using the built-in quick localization module which allows for back-end string translation directly from the admin panel.

If you have other questions or comments, do not hesitate to approach me!
Best, Andrew.

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