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Dear Agatha,

Here’s what I’ve changed in your website:

1). Changed the gallery display code for the “Photography” page so that it only shows titles in the form of a list and not images. The tags above the list let you filter the images.

2). Added “Previous” and “Next” buttons to the gallery items, like e.g. here.

I can’t seem to find low-res images showing up in the gallery page – do they still?

I hope the end result corresponds to what you need ;) If something is still not right, do let me know!

Best,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Hi Agatha!

1). In principle there should not be a difference with respect to where you upload the image from – e.g. the logo I’ve added to your website was uploaded from my computer. Just be sure to press “File URL” and it should work fine. If it doesn’t – let me know!

2). Regarding the second issue: it did not look like a theme problem, but I’ve decided to troubleshoot it anyway. It seems that one of the plugins you’ve installed, namely “vSlider” – it probably loads an incompatible jquery library which breaks the native uploader. I’ve disabled the plugin and now image upload works fine on all pages, posts, and portfolio items, as well as in the Theme Options panel. By the way, you can use Fuji’s built-in slider, which provides similar functionality ;)

I hope that helped, do tell me if any of the issues still persists!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Update: regarding the logo issue, please see my reply to your previous post ;) As for the post/page image upload issue – as far as I can see you’ve managed to solve it – have you?

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Hi i000yards!

Here we go:

1). The logo upload issue was due to the fact that you had chosen the option “Attachment Post URL” (like this: http://www.deviceproductions.com/?attachment_id=277) rather than “File URL” (like this: http://www.deviceproductions.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/logo.png) in the upload pop-up box, after uploading the file. Make sure you always press “File URL” in case the url looks like the first one. To sum up, always choose “File URL” while uploading images into the Theme Options panel, as noted in the manual. I’ve uploaded the default Fuji logo just for the test.

2). The link you provided leads to the home page of the Fuji demo, but I can assume you’d like to have a portfolio/gallery type of page for your photos. If that’s correct, please see the theme manual page 4 on how to set up a portfolio and create different tags (in short, you’ll need to create several “Portfolio” type posts and assign tags to them from the “Portfolio -> Tags” admin menu section. You will then be able to filter the gallery by any of the tags you’ve assigned. To go back to the gallery from a single item, there is a “Back” button just below the images. If you wish to have a “previous-next” type of navigation between portfolio items, let me know, and I will tweak the code to achieve this effect. Regarding the last question – since you do not want to show the images in the gallery view, we’ll have to alter the template code here as well because Fuji’s built-in gallery always displays images (after all, that’s what a gallery is all about :) ) – how do you plan to arrange the image titles in the gallery view – as a list or as tiles? Let me know and I will try to help you with that.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Oh, sorry, disregard the previous message – I can see now that you’ve already provided the required information. I’m on it now ;)

[satoristudio]

Dear i000yards,

It looks like there might be a problem with your WordPress installation rather than the Fuji theme. Could you please provide me with login data for the admin so that I could solve the issue as quickly as possible? You can send login/password to support@satoristudio.net (no disclosure guaranteed).

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

To clarify, you should type exactly this:
rgba(0,0,0,0)

The first three zeros indeed set the colour to black, but the last zero also sets the transparency to maximum, which makes the entire code generate a transparent background.

Best,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Hi i000yards!

I’ll be addressing the issues by bullets to make it more readable :)

1). The logo issue: the blank image means that the system cannot read the file you are uploading. Make sure you choose “File URL” in the “Link URL” section after uploading the image. Also note that the image uploader accepts .jpg and .png and .gif formats. In case it still doesn’t work, I’d be able to fix the problem much quicker if you could provide me with the access to your website’s WordPress admin panel.

2). Could you please provide the URL of the page and clarify which tab you have in mind? Is it something that can be found on the Fuji preview on ThemeForest?

3). You can change the colour of the footer area in the Theme Options panel, the “Style: Footer” tab, “Footer background color” option. You can also change the background of the bottom copyright area separately: that would be the “Copyright background color” option in the same tab.

Hope that helps!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satoristudio]

Hi i000yards!

Thank you for expressing interest in Fuji!

Regarding your question: it is possible to display full-width images on 1-column portfolio template, with a small modification to the code: you’d need to add the following line to “style.css”:
.page-template-page_portfolio-one-column-php #portfolio-list .portfolio-item img { width: 950px !important; }
.page-template-page_portfolio-one-column-php #content #portfolio-list .portfolio-item img { max-width: 950px !important; }
.page-template-page_portfolio-one-column-php #portfolio-list .portfolio-item .excerpt { display: none; }
.page-template-page_portfolio-one-column-php #portfolio-list .portfolio-item h3 { display: none; }

To get rid of the heading tabs throughout the theme, you’ll just need to indicate a transparent colour for them in the Theme Options panel (option “Box header background color”): rgba(0,0,0,0). In case you only wish to hide tabs on the portfolio page, you’d need to insert the following code into “style.css”:
.page-template-page_portfolio-one-column-php h1 { background: transparent !important; }

Page background can be set easily through the Theme Options panel. You can choose between a solid fill, a repeated texture, or a stretched image. Note however that the background is set for the entire website, thus if you need to set a different background specifically for one page, we’d need to implement a small tweak to the code similar to the above.

In any case, I am here to answer any questions regarding Fuji modifications and to help implement required changes – free of additional charge of course, given that they are reasonably feasible.

Should you have other questions/comments, do not hesitate to approach me!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Dear Michael,

in order to implement the same layout on the Contacts page, please also insert the following code:
.page-template-page_contacts-php #content { float: right !important; } .page-template-page_contacts-php #sidebar { float: left !important; }

Regarding the portfolio pages – Fuji currently only supports full-width layouts; in order to add a sidebar to portfolio pages we’d need to make deeper modifications to several template files. In case you have a need for portfolio pages with left-sidebar layout, please let me know and I will prepare the files for you.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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