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Ah, my apologies! I forgot that the same object has a different class on individual post pages! Please go to “Appearance – Editor” and add one more line to the “style.css” file (should be opened by default):
#post-meta { display: none !important; }
and hit “Update File”.Best,
A | SatoriHey Hanindyo!
Thank you for taking interest in my works! Unfortunately I am unable to sell you any of my items directly because I have an exclusivity contract with Envato (ThemeForest), which does not allow selling my themes outside of the Marketplace. Thank you for understanding!
Just in case – one can also pay with a Visa, Mastercard, or American Express bank card on ThemeForest.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Sandra,
The code does not work because you’ve added some other code that should not be in the style.css file – it looks like you’ve pasted the Google Analytics tracking code above the code snippet I gave you earlier, which is why it is not working. Please try deleting everything starting with “< script type =" from the bottom of style.css and add the line that I've provided earlier one more time. The javascript code will not work from a css file in any case. If you wish to add the Google Analytics tracking capabilities, you can use the Theme Options panel, "Analytics" tab ;)
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriHi Agatha!
You somehow managed to delete most of the content of the main style.css file which is responsible for all graphic styles of the theme :) I’ve fixed that and also edited the portfolio page to display photograph names only when clicking on one of the categories: http://www.deviceproductions.com/photography. Hope this is what you were after!
Best,
Andrew | SatoriSensei does not natively support the way you wish to display the images in portfolio, but I’ve made a custom template file for you to make it possible: please download it here, unzip and upload into the theme folder (wp-content/themes/Sensei), replacing the original file.
Let me know if it works as you wanted!
Best,
Andrew | SatoriHi Sandra!
To remove the meta information from posts, please go to “Appearance – Editor” and add the following line to the “style.css” file (should be opened by default):
.post-meta { display: none !important; }
and hit “Update File”.Best,
Andrew | SatoriHi Agatha!
To address your questions:
1). If I understood correctly, then you can try this: go to “Appearance -> Editor” and add the following line at the end of the “style.cs” file (should be opened by default):
#portfolio-list li.portfolio-item { display: none; }
and do not forget to hit “Update File” to save the changes ;)2). Fuji does not have built-in support for video thumbnails yet, but you can install any of the WordPress plugins that do the job, e.g. this one, which I often use myself. For a sidebar widget, you can try e.g. this plugin.
Best,
Andrew | SatoriHey Zoltan!
First of all, thank you for the purchase!
The issue you are talking about is a known bug, please accept my apologies for this one. All you need to do to remove the message is download this archive from my file repository, unpack it, and upload via FTP to the following folder: wp-content/themes/Fuji/includes/twitter-widget/, replacing the existing file.
Should you have more questions or comments, do not hesitate to approach me, I’ll be glad to help!
Best,
Andrew | Satori
